Evening star., 1919-01-12
served by the hostess. assisted b!
Miss Eunice Whitney.

served by the hostess. assisted by
Miss Eunice Whitney.
Martha Washington Chapter. ID. A.
r., met Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. n. B. Williams, 1924 18th
street, with Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
w. H. Wetzel hostesseS. A large num-
| ber of members and guests were
present, among the latter being the
state regent, Miss Hilda Fletcher, and
the state vice regent. Miss Lillian
Chenoweth. Reports showing satisfac-
! tory progress in the lines of work
taken up by the chapter were given
by the officers and chairmen OF COM
| mittees. Mrs. A. E. NJ. Johnson. for
many years registrar of the chapter,
rendered her resignation owing to ILL
health. 1t was accepted with regret
and Miss Ida NJ. Peck was elected to
that Office. Miss Fletcher gave talk
upon the work of various state COM
work of the boys club under the di-
rection of the D. A. r., with head
quarters at the Y. NJ. c. A. Capt. Par
rish, lately returned from France,
gave a vocal solo, accompanied by
Mrs. Parrish. A contralto solo. was
rendered by Miss Chenoweth. Misses
Helen and Louise Williams gave piano
solos and recitations. After social
hour the company joined in singing
the old and new patriotic songs under
the ledueTSHlp OIL MT 1arfuGIee, Win
Mrs. Parrish at the piano.
The Patriots Memorial Chapter, ID.
\. r.. was entertained Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Tuohy, 1918
18th street. Miss Carolene Smith. re-
gent, presided. Mrs. Gadsby gave to
the chapter s42, raised through her
efforts. for the benefit of one of the
two French orphans adopted by the
chapter. An article onALafayette's sec
ond visit to America was read by Mrs.
White. The gentlemen Joined the
members during the social hours. Re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Tuohy
being assisted by her daughter Mrs.
Edward l.. HiIlyer. The chapter will
be entertained in February at the
residence of the Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith, Mintwood place. when Miss
assisted by Mrs. James Marshall Will
| ley.
The Anthony League met wednes-
day afternoon at the home of it's
president. Mrs. Anna E. Hendley,
2o07 Columbia road. Miss Alice Hutch
ms Drake gave a talk on worth
while books. published in 1918. Mrs.
Jenness-Miller talked of 'Triune De-
velopment." The members were urged
to continue knitting for the engi-
| neers in. Siberia. Wednesday after
. T
son win talk on Japanese folklore
and Japanese folk songs will be sung
Mrs Nanette b. Paul will conduct
the second Of the series of conferences
on parliamentary procedure at the
n. A. w. a. headquarters. 1926
Rhode Island avenue, Wednesday
morning at II o'clock. Everybody in
vited to both meetings.
The Cultus Climb met Tuesday at the
residence of Mrs. w. l. Dyer. Mrs
Copeland read q paper on Egyptian
on the manners and Customs of
Egypt" Eleven members and three
guests were present.
Col. James Mccall Chapter. ID. A. r..
met Monday evening with the re-
home, in the Bradford apartments.
Mrs. Hamilton was congratulated for
her recovery from q serious accident
a greeting in verse, written by the
president general. Mrs. Guernsey, and
sent from her home. Ridgewood, in
were messages from absent members,
one of whom was detained by illness.
A letter was read from Mrs. Hodg-
kins. secretary of D. A. r. relief
work, thanking the chapter for it's
adoption of the two French war or
phans.
A communication was read from
the District Red Cross salvage COM
| mittee. asking assistance, and one
| from the war relief committee for
restoration fund for the French vii
lage, Tiiloley, where sixty houses are
to be built and furnished and sup
| tools by the D. A. r. The chapter
voted to pay the so cents per mem
I, Der, as requested. request was
read for subscription toward the
100000 for liberty loan fund. The
former regent. Mrs. Ella M. Bull,
| spoke of her visit in the west.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter, ID. A. r.
The January meeting OF the chapter
J was held at the apartment of Miss
/ Bottorff, the Iroquois, with Miss Ed
wards; Miss Kent. Miss stryker and
! The regent, Miss Bertha Francis
| Wolfe. presided. In addition to the
members present. the guests were:
Maj. Charles Drake Westcott and Mrs.
westcott. Mrs. Harriet C. brennan,
| Miss Ethel b. Cox and Miss Katharine
! Brownback. The chairman OF the war
work committee reported turning in