Evening star., 1919-05-04

I Cooper. There were fourteen mem
| bers and three guests. Miss Mcbride.
Mrs Davis and Mrs. Weaver, present
| The open meeting Of the Cultus
! Club was held the week previously.
| at the home of Mrs. Appleton Clark.
when the members of the club and
their husbands enjoyed talk by
| George ". Harris. who told of his
| European trip with the presidential
| peace party. Mrs. Gilbert Clark.
sister-in-law of the hostess, sang. and
later refreshments were served in the
dining room.
Cerclr Des Precicuscs RidicuIes-
The contributions furnished by Nine.
Walker, who entertained the cercle
, at its current seanCe. Were the fol-
| lowing: Lecture, Il Origine du Ger
Gle NJ. Becker: charades. Nine.
! Walker. Nine. Mckie, Miles. Darling
ton, o'Suilivan ar! Becker, MAJ
| Bleus'' and 81 Mes Vers Avaient des
Allies" Nine. Edison; piano solo, Mile.
Berate; divInittes. Mile. O'Sullivan:
causerie Souvenir de la Guerre,"
Mile Rosine Hubert The "Marseil-
laise" in chorus was followed by the
serving Of collation., closing an en-
joyable reunion.
The Mothers Club of the Johnson
Powell School met Wednesday in the
LIVINGSTON Manor Chapter. ID. Y. r..
met VI g tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Sol I.ansburgh. 10 Graf
ton street Chevy Chase Reports of
officers and chairmen of committees
We're read and roll call was responded
TO with current events Zach
ne!nOer donated to the soup fund"
tor walter Reed Hospital. Of which
, Mrs. q. Brumbaugh is chairman. Two
11
Enoch Johnson read paper on His
torical Homes in Annapolis" Dis
cussion was led by Mrs. James New
kirk. Mrs. Halsmier of Pittsburgh
was guest.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Sew
ing tiub.-Mrs. Daniel C. Roper. as
sisted by her daughter Miss Grace
'tcn"r. recently entertained the mem
bers at her apartments in the Park
WOO l.. Mrs; Herbert Il. Eastwood pre-
s!"ed at the business meeting in the
lbSenc" OF the president. Mrs. Seibie
Grove. who has been ILL., Flowers
and postal shower as a gift of
appreciation will be sent to Mrs
Grove. The secretary, Mrs. James
Dennis. read letter from Arthur
Jourdan. who is with the 18th Divi-
sion in France. The members will
meet with Mrs. Carl F. StuhIer. the
second Tuesday in May.
The District of Columbia Federa-
ton OF Woa,en's Clubs will hold its
annual meeting Tuesday and Wednes
day, at the Jewish Temple, Mrs. Court
Wood, president
Tuesday. beginning at 10 o'clock, re-
ports from organizations will be given
and addresses during the afternoon
from invited speakers on vital ques-
tions. Wednesday morning will be de-
voted to reports of officers and chair
men of departments, three minutes
each. The annual election will also be
feature of the program Wednesday.
Ihe nominating committee consists of
Mrs. w. E. Andrews, chairman, and
the president. or her representa- tive
OF each affiliating organization. Great
interest attaches to the election this
year, as the president is not eligible
cations hope to capture the prize for
their "favorite daughter"
The vice presidents, Mrs. John N.
Speel and Mrs. Thomas W. Calver,
may be returned by the voice of the
delegates. So. also, may Mrs. Angus
tus knight, General Federation direc-
tor, for one year.
Miss Frances Graham French and
Mrs w. f. Andrews will attend as
past presidents and welcome the re-
firing president to their fold, with
appropriate ceremonies.
Mrs. Philip North Moore, beloved as
past president Of the General Fedora
ton, and now chief executive of the
National Council of Women. will be
the honored out-of-town guest.
Mrs. Margaretta Neale, assistant to
the director general of the United
States employment service. will be
new speaker on the program Tues
day. Mrs. Neale will speak from the
standpoint of women's work during
the war and ask that it be not now
relegated to a minor place. Her Off
cial message to all women interested
in the Mothers day drive for soldiers