Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01

z. Adams Miss z. y. White. Miss Il !.
| Brown, Mrs. W. Campbell. Mrs. L. IS.
Doten. Mrs. McKenny. Mrs. simmons,
Mrs Hodge and Mrs. Hayes.
The Neweomb Club Of Bethesda met
Friday at the home of Mrs. Charles
Douglass of Washington. Mrs Sieg-
| fried Edstrom Of Sweden gave a talk
On conditions during the war kxY
dred pillows for convalescents wera
donated to Walter Reed Hospital and
$1S5 collected for the Salvation ArmYj
drive. Mrs. Douglass entertained with
luncheon previous to the businessj
session. The next meeting, whicn'
| will end the club year. win he held
at Lakeview farm. Miss I.alnia
Wagner will be hostess.
! Cclv~sksa Chapter. d. 4. H.. was en-
tertained Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Martha +. Best, Alex
andria. Va. The regent. Mrs Jason
waterman, presided. Reports OF ON
GERS showed the condition OF the
chapter to be very active. IA a token
Of appreciation of her efforts in be-
half of the chapter. a past regents
pin was presented to Mrs. veIma Syf-
vesfer Barber. Recitations were given
by little Miss Stella Waterman and
Masters Charles Hyer and the little
grandson of Mrs. Best. Refreshments
were served.
Th~ PoHtI-ai srwH. tIub met Friday
afternoon a the residence Of DR. and
Mrs L. n. Thomson, in 18th ST. ct
Mrs. I. Campbell Cantrill who VT to
nave 6escrihed her trip az delegate 20
the st. Louis suffrage convention was
prevented by Illness from being pes
ent. and Mrs Frank W. Pyle reaa
paper on MY Sojourn in Korea" Mrs
rierrces az Chairman OF tanks aud AZ
planes in the recent victory loaa
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner;
vice president Mrs. J. Campbell Can
Charles H. Merillat: corresponding
; secretary. Mrs. Charles T.. Gummel;
, treasurer Mrs. schulteis.
Th- Richard Arnold Chapter. d. A.
n. met Tuesday evening at the home
OF the founder. Mrs. NJ st. Clair
blackburn. 1913 18th street. Annual
reports OF the regent. Mrs. George Ed
ward Chadsey. and other officers
were read. Every member OF the
chapter. following the example of the
regent. went over the top i'm all re-
, quests for funds at home and abroad,
Inc regent individua ~ supported the
french orphan credited TO the Rich
ara Arnold chapter. Result OF the
election was as follows: For regent.
Mrs. George Edward Chadsay; vice
regent. Mrs. Charles Drake Westcott:
recording secretary. Miss Cecil Peggy
Lane: correspondents secretary. Miss
harriet =. Lander: historian. Mrs.
Paul Forrest Myers: treasurer. Miss
katherine u. Powell. registrar Mrs.
n ST Clair Black burn. chaplain. Mrs.
aaron +. Gottshal. Two new MEM
bers were gladly welcomed Miss
t;atharine Il. Powell and Miss Cecil
fesey Lane. cousin OF Mrs. Black
head OF the government employment
service bureau. spoke OF The Cnem-
pfoyed Soldier" Boris Breiersky. re-
Gently from Russia. gave an address
on Russia and the Pitfalls Of Bolshe-
vism." Mrs. Paul Anderson sang two
arias from two new French operas.
hef accompanied being the musical
composer. Miss Gary Miss Helen
Encnes, George Edward Chadsey, hus-
band Of the regent; Maj Charles
Drake Westcott. u. s. A.. husband of
the vice regent. and other guests
were present.
Tie CuItus Ctub met Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. George w. Harris. s7o3
In orfls@n street ,s chevy Chase After
Iayiof' the newly elected president.
called the meeting TO order. when .
roll call WAS responded to with quo
t.tions from knights Of the Round .
4 paper. on The Mortimer and Mrs.
Charles Demonet presented an essay
upon The Norman Conquest" Miss
Mary Culberson gave an informal de-
scrIptfOn OF her war work abroad
The clubs annual meeting was held
the previous week at the residence of
Mrs: Appleton Clark, when the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
tus Taylor; vice president. Mrs Ram
say hewitt; recording secretary. Mrs.
A. r. Clark, jr.; corresponding secre-
t4ry. Mrs.. Paris Brengie; treasurer.
we're present: Mrs Lewis and Miss
Marguerite Clark. daughter Of the host
ess.
Thursday at the Teachers Club and
prepared flowers for Arlington on
Memorial day. Over 300 small bou-
Quets were made and donated to the
Sons Of Veterans for the graves OF
those lost on the Maine. On Decora-
president. read Gen. Logan's order
establishing Memorial day at the
ceremonies at the Soldiers Home
cemetery. where Gen. Logan is rest
ing. Mrs. Thomas Calver. Mrs. Kate
Qillett. Mrs. Della Perham, Mrs. J. n.
Barnard and Miss Cora Curry had
charge OF the decoration of Gen. I.o-
CAMS tomb. At Arlington the Legion
OF Loyal Women was represented by
Mrs. Logan Tucker. the president.
Miss Olive johnson. Mrs. Helen EnsIe,
Mrs. NJ. c. Beach and their guest OF
honor, Mrs. John c. Black, widow OF
the former commander-in chief of the
c. A. r., Gen. John c. Black Of Hill
noiS Mrs. Tucker spoke at the serv--
ice for the American soldiers who lie %
buried in France. Mrs. Black spoke
for the Legion Of Loyal Women. at
~ ,rnknnUn in SeYv-
ice conducted by the Women's Relief
Corps, where a spray Of roses were
placed. This was prepared by Mrs
Helen EngIe. who has for years been
chairman of the flower committee
for Decoration day. the roses being
closing meeting for the summer VIII
be held tomorrow evening. 4
The Radcliffe College Club of Wash
ington held its fourth regular meet
ing Friday evening, at the home OF .
Mrs. II. II. B. Meyer. 260s Tunlaw
road The guests visited Mr. Meyers
containing many hrst eal-
tons. and later heard him describe
his experiepces in the war library
service at Camp Meade and on the
transports.
The Dfstrtrt Of CoIum bla Federation A.
OF Women'a Gibbs was represented at
the biennial council of the q. p W. e.. Z
held al Asheville. n. C. May 2s-3l. by
Mrs. Court y. Wod. passing president.
and Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkfns, presi-
dent elect; Mrs. Augustus Knight. d. :,
rector; Mrs. Eugene F. Pitcher. gen :,
cral federation secretary. and Miss NJ ;.
I, Williamson, her successor. after .
June 1. The council is deliberative
hndv without voting powers, COM