Evening star., 1919-03-23

tee of three. Mrs. Ellsworth, Mrs.
Bobee and Mrs. Maloney, wsls chosen
TO visit Walter Reed Hospital twice
each month.
The National Society DsnxAters of
FouDdcE1 anA PuarlDta a1 Amertea-
The executive COMMITTEES met March
II at the home of the vice president,
Mrs. John J. Myers. At StoneleiEh
Court. The meeting was called TO
order by the president. Mrs. Thomas
X Noble. at 1890 am, with the
following officers and councillors
present: Mrs. Noble Mrs Boynton,
Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Jones, Mrs Brown,
Mrs. Draper. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Mann.
Mrs Cox. Mrs. HannAy, Mrs. Beach.
Mrs. St. Clair. Mrs. Stansheld, Mrs
Whitney. Miss Hewitt and Mrs. Mar
garet De Wolff. the new president for
District of Columbia Chapter. Mne.
Th 1mas of Maine gave several incl
dents Of the early days Of the So
ciety. The corresponding secretary
received. and tho usual notices sent
out. The registrars report WAS given
and accepted. Attention was called to
the fact that nc one could hold two
offices at the same time. Sixteen
names were presented for the first
were announced, and the fol-
lowing new members were elect
ed, whose names had been pre-
seated At . previous meeting:
Mrs. Arthur Clark. Liscom. Michi-
gan; Mrs. B. F. Walter, New Jersey:
Mrs. Sarah Louise Bird. New Jersey:
Mrs. Adaline w. S,Illwell. New Jer-
sey: Mrs. Carroll Ibadeau. New Jer-
sey; Mrs. Louise ID. Chandler New
Jersey: Mrs. William F. Halsey
Washington. D. c.: Miss Mary kel-
logg, New Jersey: Mrs. barton H.
cofrsy' e.,1 New Jersey; Mrs. Charles A.
Illinois; Mrs e. r. Price, New Jer-
sey; Mrs. Charles E. Brown, New Jer-
sey: Mrs. Stella Cole Gafford. Kan
sas: Mrs. Edmund c. Smith. New
York. and Mrs. Holmes Agnew, New
York city.
The treasurer reported a balance Of
$214.s7 in the general fund. The patri-
otto fund was the same n last month
l.. was uec.ded to hold a general con-
ference on April IL. at 1880 pm. Mrs.
Myers stated the law. ar she had
opinion that the revision OF the con-
stitutien and bylaws. acted on by
the general court. had not been in
validated by any delay in printing.
An Interesting letter was read by the
president from the president of the
Missouri chapter. telling OF splendid
work done for war relief.
The College Equal Suffrage League
will meet Tuesday at s pm. at Ma
tionaf American Women's Suffrage
headquarters, 1895 Rhode Island ave-
Montana, will speak on The League
Of Nations" The reception commit
tee consists of Mra Frank wilkes
Pyle, Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner and
Miss Sarah Bea1l. The public ID in
vited.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
A. wolhaupter. at 3506 Macomb street,
Cleveland Park. Mrs. FrizzeN. the
president, introduced Mrs. Russell
Brown, who acted as chairman for
the day. According to the rules of
the club: the first hour I was devoted
necessary work. presenting new
members, and reading letters from
members doing service work. One
letter from Miss Hill, who is now In
Serbia. told of the good work being
carried on among the young women
The topic for the day was presented
by Mrs. John Boyle. IT., who read q
paper on the Bsrgel1o, and Mrs. Amy
J. Leeds gave a reading on Raphaers
planned the early period of Raphaers
great work and a detailed study Of
the Madonna Of the Meadows. Mrs.
Anton HeitmuIler gave q. talk on the
Sistine Madonna, the masterpiece of
Raphael. calling attention to many
points Of interest All the members
Of the club participated in the dis
cussfon Of this program. at the close
of which they were entertained by
the hostess. One guest, Miss Sarah
Francis Frazier, was introduced to
the club.
Il Pfufihus Unun Chapter, ID. A. n.
met Tuesday evening at the residence