Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10
x Among the Clubs x

ensuing year: President. T. P. Brown;
| vice president. John Fitzmorris; secre
tary. F. A. Sullivan. treasurer, c. F.
Hermann. and trustees. NJ. P. Sullivan,
D. F. DriscoI1 and P. F. Neligan.
Anthony LeaEue-At the Wednesday
meeting of the war service committee
Mrs. Wadhams. wife of Commodore
Prison Reform" Mrs. Wadhams is the
| mother of Judge Wadhams of the court
of general decisions of New York, who
has been instrumental in getting many
! reforms in the prisons of the country.
The monthly meeting of the league was
held Thursday evening at the home of
the president. 2007 Columbia road. Pat
rick Gallagher, author and lecturer,
spoke on thine subject of President Will
sons far eastern policy. Mrs. Hendley
and Mrs. Paul returned Tuesday from a
| two-week visit in Tampa. Fla. White
| there Mrs. Paul gave three lectures on
parliamentary law in the ballroom of
! the Tampa Bay Hotel as well as to
| some of the women's clubs. Mrs. Hend-
| ley spoke on suffrage before the Suf-
| frage League. and had the satisfaction
| of organizing a branch of the Anthony
League. Going to Lake land. they ded-
icated monument to the memory of
| the late Nine. Mountford, who was
| buried there one year ago. In apprecia-
\ ton of the inspiration which the women
| of Tampa felt they had received from
the work of Mrs Hendley and Mrs
Paul, they rendered a reception to them
. on the evening before their departure
for home. Mrs. A. NJ E,air. leadef or
! the Rubinstein Club. will speak Wed
| nesday at pm. before the war serv-
Ice committee at 2oo7 Columbia road.
! Her topic will be England and the
War Work Done by Women Public in
vited.
The Home Interest Society of, Sandy
| Spring. Nd. held its recent session at
FAIR Hill the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles F. Kirk
were assembled. Alba n G. Thomas pre-
sided and Mrs. H. 5. Adams was re-
! elected secretary. Various questions
relating 10 gardens. lawns, domestic
science and poultry were discussed and
a petition to prohibit race track gam
. bling in Montgomery county was nu-
merously signed. Delegate Josiah w
Jones was urged to further it's passage
by the Maryland legislature. The next
session viii be held at Clifton. the home
of Mrs. John Thomas.
| L. =. Grant Circle, No. 1. Ladies of the
! G. A. r.. entertained at campfire
recently at 6. a. r. Hall. A pitched
tent with its glowing brush fire en-
lowered in evergreen was a special
! feature in the floral and patriotic dec
| orations, to which was added tri-
| colored bouquet presented to the
veterans by a son of Mr. and Mrs.
oehmler. War songs included Tent
| ing on the Old Camp Ground" with
The Star Spangled Banner" for a
| closing number Lincoln's favorite.
! poem and incidents in the lives Of Lin
! coin and Washington Were read and
| told, and supper was served in camp
, Clinton Hiatt. commander Gushing
Camp: John l.. Glen. brigadier general.
L. ;. A. aud Senior vice commander-in-
chief of q. A R.; Mr.. and Mrs c. C.
! Clements n
royd. Col B. X. Bingham. past COM
mander q. A. r: Mrs. Alvina Scott,
Mrs Emma HempIer, DR.. Thomas
Caiver, Miss Emma Hayward. Mrs
Fortier. Col. John McElroy. past com
mander G. A. r.: Mrs. w L. Lennon.
H. Albert Lang. past commander Cush-
ing Camp Mrs. Warren NJ. Mitchell, Miss
Rose NJ. Seton. Col. S. n. Stratton.
Scott, past commander Cushing Camp;
Mr.. and Mrs. Conklin. Mrs Josephine
barbour, Mrs. Alice King Mulligan
Capt. r. Warden, past commander
q a r. Mrs. Florence Barringer Mr..
Dean. past post commander. of New
York city: Miss Moree Buckles. de-
partment president of Woman's Relief
corps: Mrs Elizabeth Herring, Mr.
and Mrs. Barr, Miss DUNCAN of Chi
cago, Mrs. Goss, Mrs. Isabel WorrelI
Ball and Miss Davis.
On account of illness regrets were
received from Past Department Com
/ d
in-chief Sons of Veterans F. T F
Johnson. The circle will meet Tues
day.
The Washington Auxiliary Of the Va
tionaI Indian Association VIII hold its
annual meeting March is from to )
pm at the home of Mr. and Mrs Will
! kinson 1926 h street. Mr. Sells, COM
missioner OF Indian affairs, has prom
| lsed to address the society if he can
! return by that date from his visit to
the Indians
The work of the association in es-
taoiishlns hospitals. schools and mis-
SION stations has been commended by
| the committees on Indian affairs of
both the Senate and House of Repre-
Sfntatlves. and in the several states
| OF the northwest and Pacific coast. The
present headquarters. where the mem
peTs representing the different state
aH&lliarles meet in annual session. is
/ now IN New York city. PhiladeInbia
was the original home of the societv
/ The ladies of the White House. from
Mrs. Cleveland on. have been honorarv
vice presidents of the national socetr
Not content with having her brother
ana husband in war service and bar