Evening star., 1919-03-09

Mrs. Simpson, Mrs, Ogden, Miss Alex
ander. Mrs. Robert Harrison, Mrs.
Hoover Hangar, Mrs. wilkins. Mrs.
Frank Morgan and Mrs. Carleton
Willett- Two new names were pre-
sented and accepted
Mrs. Hoover Hangar, member who
has lived in France for the past three
years, and given five days of every
week tor war work, will soon return
to live there, permanently. She has
asked of the national board authsr.
ization to be an organizing regent
of a chapter in Paris. naming ii
Benjamin franklin" assoeiating the
name with her former Sarah Franklin
Chapter.
Our guests were Miss Ada johnson,
our adopted daughter" regent OF
Prince Georges chapter, who gave
talk Miss Richie Mclean favored
with beautiful music; other guests
were Mrs l.. b. Pastel and Mrs.
Coope The historian read an
article on clara Barton and the Red
Cross" Refreshments were served by
the hostess. The meeting adjourned
to be with Mrs. Milton Johnson, the
Albemarle, this month.
The Excelsior Literary Club met
Tuesday at the Public Library, Mrs
Mills OKeefe. president, in the chair.
Topics for the day were American
/ Indians" Mrs. T.. Warner read paper
and another was contributed py Mrs
; Nj. Barringer and read by Miss Flora
McCreery. The next meeting viii take
place at the home of Mrs. b. A. Barn
hart, 1894 Rhode Island avenue north
west, March is, at pm.
| The Columbian Women of George
WashinEtoa University will meet
March 19, at 5 PM, at the College
| Women'ss Club, 1922 Eye street, in
stead of Tuesday, March II, at pm,
The executive committee viii receive
The program will be announced later
Anthany League-Mrs, Thomas F.
Walsh spoke of the clothing which is
being made under her supervision. in
I her home, for the children of the war
stricken countries of Europe, at the
Wednesday meeting of the league,
2007 Columbia road. The musical pro-
gram. of songs and piano seiections
was under the direction of Mrs.
WAYNE b, Wheeler. Wednesday at
., IA. Nine. Grouiteh. wife of the min
lister from Serbia, will tell of the con-
dttions existing in that country since
the war
Thursday evening the monthly
meeting of the league was heId IN the
headquarters of the y. A. w s. a.,
1876 Rhode Island avenue. when Mrs.
Kaate Waller Barrett. national presi-
dent of the Florence Critrenton Home
tand J. Lawrence Soily discussed tnt
problem of the woman and chii1 IA
this period of reconstruction. MIS-
Lillian Chenowith sang. Delegates
were elected TO the annual meeting ot
the D. C. E. Suffrage ASSOCIATION
, Wednesday.
Thursday evening at go Qcleck
Mrs. Paul will speak at PAU ihstltote.
the biblical collection of the late NINE
Mountford will be shown. MRS. Cnafles
D. Walcott will deliver an ilIustraIea
Ilecure on the Canadian Rockies. All
who are interested are eoraiaiiy WEI
come to all the meeting of the An
thony League.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. ID. A. r.
| The March meeting of the chapter
was held at the home OF the wee re-
gent, Mrs. L. b. Slime. with Mfs- ives,
| Mrs. Keleher and Misses Cardwell
! and Keleher as assisting hostesses,
and the regent. Miss Wolfe. presiding.
| Mrs. Payne, chairman of the ways
and means committee. reported plans
for a card party for the beneht OF the
mountain girl being educated by the
chapter. Mrs. Stine. chairman OF the
relief committee, exhibited hnisnea
| garments made by members, and dis
| tributed others TO be made for Bel
| gian babies.
The chapter unanimously indorsed
I
nard Minor for the Office of president
| general. Mrs G. Wallace w. Hanger
| for organizing secretary general. MIS-
Frank Bahnson and Mrs. Niiilam
/ Henry Wait for vice presidents gem
| eral
The historian, Mrs. Oberholser, gave
a report of the District of Columbia
/ d. A r. conference. which was heiQ
at Continental Hall. March and 4.
! The regent read the yearly report,
which she had prepared for the state
| conference.
| The chapter members who bought
SO literally of liberty bonds during
| the four drives. will take part In the
/ victory loan.
| Miss Laura r. Church gave talk
! on "The Ratification of the National
Prohibition Amendment"
! Miss Phoebe Stine sang when the
Boys Come Home" and Mighty LAX
a Rose
! Mrs. oberholser read an article
showing that officially there is no
| ton, but that the title is District of
! Columbia Measures are being
| taken to reetify this. error.
Mrs Burton read a sketch. What
| Is an Immigrant" Mrs. Kump read
a clipping concerning The First
SON. Mrs. Aliens article was en-
ltitied Americas Love for France"
| During the social hour refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
/, Association Of Collegiate AIumnae.-
H. Laman Trip of Holland will speak
| on the subject, "The League and
| Small Nations" at the weekly confer
| ence ON reconstruction problems at
| the Association of College Aiumnae
| House, 1906 K street. Any college
woman wishing to join the associa-
| ton should communicate with Miss
j Stella Clemence, the Northum
chairman of the membership commit
! tee.
! The weekly teas for members to
which college women in government
/ service are invited will be given Wed
/! nesday afternoon from 4:3G to at
/ the College Women's Club. 1872 l
| street, with Miss Florence J. Foster
I Oh,