Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02

l3reshmsnts. closed the evenings pros
gram. The following charter members
tsigned the pledge: Virginia Bluhm.
Percy Gex :Nilltam ,crshs5as W G:sS
wells JONES' Joseph KauRnSan. VII
liam ,Lineback,. Harry Lefmbacks Mar
g4fet Morgan. Margaret MArstellA,
Leo Ohlander, Vesta Pollock. Edmund
Plant. Stewart Phillips. Della Seuffert.
Mildred Simons. Wilhelmina Rich
man, Pauline Richman. Margaret Rae.
Harriet Taylor. Elizabeth Taylor and
Mildred Trussel. Plans were formed
for the branch to engage in imme-
diately, including q hike. which took
to be drilled for hospital singing. The
next meeting will be held November
at the home of the Misses Richman.
425 9Th street northeast.
The washinxton Readers' Club met
Tuesday evening in the College
women's Club rooms, 1922 street.
An excellent paper on The Differ
ences Between Reading and Acting
was given by Prof. E. c. Townsend.
An animated discussion OF the paper
portion Of The Dolls House." by
Ibsen, was read by Miss Violet Pier
son.
A play, under the direction of Mrs.
Maud :. Howell Smith, entitled The
Marie !. Mcguire, Frank Steele and
Maurice Jarvis in a humorous vein.
Another short play followed. directed
by Mrs. w. o. Ison and presented" by
Miss Elizabeth Wilson and w. Q.
Ison in a pleasing manner A bust.
ness meeting preceded adjournment
of the club.
The Monday Friendship Circle met
ct the home of Mrs. G. F. Tolson. 147
! 1V(3 Ahsaaa ia mi -
bers are cooperating with Friend
ship House, in a campaign not only
to raise money to help carry on, the
work. but to help make known the
work the settlement is doing, in
house to house visit of A. given .asec-
ton Of the city; endeavoring also to
And volunteer teachers .of music or
Friendship House. s2s Virginia ave-
nue.. would have open house" Tues,
monthly check toward the babies
milk bill was paid. Refreshments
were served. The next meeting Will
be at the home Of Mrs. w. w. Ed
wards, 1903 East Capitof street, No
vember "a. at 2 pm.
The Argyle study Club met Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. H.
Hillman. Mrs. N. F. Ryon gave re-
view of a popular novel. ana MEM
bers responded to roll call with cur
rent events. A social hour followed
the study program. Mrs. Carpenter.
4416 P street, will entertain the club
tomorrow.
The League Of American Pen Women
will entertain Gen. and Mrs X. l..
Hoxie. at a tea Friday evening at its
HEADQUARTERS, 1922 II street. Mrs.
HoxiSawill speak Of the life and work
Of Winnie Ream Hoxie. the sculptor.
and Gen. Hoxie will present to the
| League an ideal bust, the Work OF
Winnie Ream Hoxie. who was the first
wife of Gen. Hoxie and for a number
of years a prominent member of the
League of American Pen Women. At
| its meeting Monday evening the presi-
dent of the league. Mrs. Isaac Pear
ed Mr souEse Gs
Robertson.
The Home. Interest Club of Takoma
|Park2entertained the husbands OF the
members at a Halloween party
Mrs. sa"s sam scrivene e on 9Th Street.
Refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be December 3 at the
home Of Mrs. Coale.
Continental Chapter. d. A. R.. mem
bers. accompanied by Mrs. yelma syl-
FLETCHER, district. regent. dedicated
boundary stone No. 4. located about
two miles west Of Alexandria, Thurs
day afternoon. Grouped about the
Mcdonald Stewart; Miss Fletcher and
Mrs Barber spoke of the preserya-
ton and protection of the boundary
stones of the District by the chap
tiers and the D. A R., and especially
Of the historic landmark which Con-
tinental Chapter has SO periodically
Cared for. A verse of America" was
sung In closing.