Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-16

protect the American soldiers from
the social evil and Intoxicating
liquors, and said that lectures OIL 50
cial hygiene were being given to the
folders and TO the war workers among
DR. Gibard spoke along the same
The women.
DR.. CHORD spoke along the same
lines Mrs Smart. accompanied by
Miss Amy LeaVitt at the piano, gave
| two vocal sele rtions, can | Forget?
and "old Pal of Mine" ny Reginald
Dekoven.
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter. ID. 4.
r., met recently at the home of the re-
gent. Mrs. Fl. +. Gauss. 1925 Vernon
street.
Election of delegate and alter
lates to the Continental Congress in
April was held. and the following were
chosen:
Delegate. AIRS. CLAYTON L, Emis;
llternates. Mrs. Wilfred G. Burgan.
Miss Sarah Young, Miss irene Coburn,
Miss Blanche Cooksey. Miss Priscilla
slaughter. Miss Myra NeIlis, Miss
Mary Ward aiId Miss Gladys Sinclair.
Detailed plans for reception and
dance to be given February 20, at 200
Massa chusetts avenue were consid
red and approved.
The names OF Mrs. Benjamin Cans
and Miss HERNIA Galloway were pre-
Sented for membership.
kefreShmentS were served.
Thc Anthony League held memo
rial service 10 Abraham Lincoln and
susan +. Anthony at the home of the
resident, Mrs Anna f.. Hendley. 2007
Columbia road. Wednesday afternoon
several personal friends of Miss An
hOny were present, among them Mrs.
Lucia Ames Mead. She paid tribute
o both great emancipators. and then
made an address on the league of ma
tions and the necessity of such an
organization for the future welfare
of the world. Other speakers were:
Mrs. Charles OH. Craigie, Mrs. Louis
2. Post, Mrs. Jenness Miller and DR..
Goddard from Ann Arbor. Mich. Mrs
Wayne +. Wheeler sang some of the
songs which Miss Anthony particu-
!arly loved. The league contributed
80 to the fund for celebrating the
Homecoming of the soldiers. and
voted to remember the birthday an
1iversary of Miss Anna Howard Shaw
with American Beauty roses. We'd
aesday at 3 O'Clock Mrs Edward J.
Costigan will speak on Women in
War and Peace in France and Eng
land Before and After the Signing
IF the Armistice." Mrs. Lillian Cole
Bethel will report as a delegate from
the Convention OF the League to En-
force Peace. Mrs. Lloyd Hoppe will
sing.
Beck Circle, No. 4. Ladies' of the g.
4. Rehabilitation of officers was held
school as follows: Mrs. Virginia
White-speiI, president; Mrs. George
Roosevelt. vice president; Mrs.
Frances Adams, tr., vice president:
Mrs. Minnie Curtis, treasurer; Mrs.
Root. secretary; Miss Charlotte
Parker. conductress. Mrs. Frank
Thiel was selected IS assistant con-
ductress and Mrs. Parker was ap-
pointed by the president Of the circle
president, Mrs. Frances Adams, was
presented with a gold pin in honor
of her good services. The presenta-
ton was made by Mrs. V. White-Speil.
Mrs. Minnie 'Curtiss, treasurer, and
Miss Charlotte Everett, chaplain,
faithfully. were presented with gold
star in recognition of their good
services.
ID. A. RIO the chairmen Of the fol-
towing committees is due the success
sey. president general of the d. a.
r.: Mrs. j. Edgar Smith. chairman:
Mrs. +. A. st. Clair. chairman. and
Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook. vice
freshments; Mrs. Goodwin d. ELS
worth, chairman of committee on dec
orations; Mrs. Harry b. Gauss, chair
ran of committee on music. and Mrs.
Harry c. Oberholser. chairman of
committee On publicity.
ID. A. R.-Miss Hilda Fletcher. state
regent of the District of Columbia
Daughters Of the American RevoIu-
ton, has issued invitations to all the
members of the District organIza-
ton through their chapter regents
for tea to be given by her tomor-
row from 4 to o'clock, at the Wash
ington Club. The invitation is also
extended to members at large and to
visiting and resident daughters from
other states.
The Francis Scott Key Chapter, u.
A. r., met Tuesday at the home of the
regent, Mrs. Laura f. Olney. Two
successful card parties were reported.
one at Mrs. Oiney's, with Miss Helen
Thompson. chairman: the other at the
home of Mrs. Garges. with Mrs. Dan
tel chairman. Both were for the
benefit of the French war orphans
adopted by the chapter. The regent
reouested that all articles possible be