Evening star., 1919-02-23
X Among the Clubs u

ton of business the following pro-
igram, under direction of Mrs. Clara
Kalstrom. was given: Piano solo,
Miss Bessie Fuller of Miami, Fla; vo-
cal solo. Miss Ceciie Sale; group
lof songs by Mrs. Sadie Stein; remarks
Mckee; piano duet. Mrs. Frear and
Mrs. Carr; recitations. Mrs. Stein;
icharacter duet John Anderson, My
10 John" Mr.. and Mrs. Frear; re-
marks, Mr. Davis; original poem, ded-
icated to the fatheriess children of
France. Miss Lunt; humorous recita-
ton, Mr. Kent: remarks Mr.. Tul1.
PIuribus Unum Chapter. ID. A. r.,
| met Tuesday at the home of the cor
responding secretary. Mrs Ivey Hill
1867 Quincy street, the regent Mrs,
Sylvanus Johnson, presiding. After
the opening exercises Miss Laura
! WeStover, a new member. was re-
ceived into the society. The election
of ten alternates to the national con-
| tinental congress in April resulted as
follows: Mrs. H C. Grove. Mrs. L. E.
Curry, Mrs. H. r. Johnson. Mrs. Ali
son, Miss L. Guitner. Mrs. Ivey Hill,
Mrs. Paul B. Graham, Mrs. Harvey
Friend. Mrs. Oney Carstarphen and
Miss A. Gutner.
! Miss Bertha Blinn and Miss Celeste
Hill, after which Mrs. Sylvanus John
! son read paper on Coach and Tav-
ern days of the Colo Aal Period" A
SOCIAL hour followed, during, which
| refreshments were served by the
hostess and her daughter. The chap
ter will meet March is with the
! Misses Guitner at 1923 r street north
! west.
! 1t was unanimously voted to approprf-
fT .f ~
a. suitable book to be given to the library
| of the national society. 4 card party
will be given shortly at the nome of Mrs.
Sylvanus Johnson, the Portner, for the
purpose of raising money TO carry on
some of the work of the cha pter.
The Lineal Society of the Spanish
| War was entertained Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. H. B. Coulter, 154
Tennessee avenue. Music and games
| furnished amusement, after which
| supper was served These socials are
well attended by the members.
ThePe tworth Woman's Clnb.-The
. reception given recently by the club,
despite unfavorable weather. was
largely attended. In the receiving
line was Mrs. w. l.. Gutelius, Mrs,
Hubert Overstreet, Mrs. Charles New
| hard, Mrs. Writ Taylor. Mrs. E. e.
Criswell. Mrs C. L. Gable, Mrs. Fred
SdIhpbSti, hfS- IeOISe SloS6. MI
T. p Newbold. Mrs. Gritheth Eyens
and Mrs. Ellen Painter. During the
! evening vocal selections were given
by Mrs. Charles Coon. Mrs. j. L. Carr
| and Miss Pauline Simmons violin
solo by Miss Daisy Fickencker and
!, readings by Paul S. Grove. The pro-
gram was followed by dancing and
| refreshm ents.
The optimist Club, which gives
weekly luncheons at the Cochran Ho-
tel, has recently elected officers as
follows: Paul F.. Grove, president
Franc. Sherry, first vice president;
r. e. Dickey, second vice president:
Z. E. Herreil, treasurer; B. P. Evans
secretary, and Thomas Sergeon, SER
geant-at-arIns.
w. c. T. U.-Mrs. Emma Sanford
Shelton, president of the District or
ganization, and Mrs. Ella NJ Drew
| have gone to Palm Beach, to remain
| two months.
The Princeton Heights Chapter. Y
| w. g. A, met Monday at the home OF
Mrs. James Bobee. The twenty mem
| bers present were entertained al
luncheon with four new members re-
| ceived. A collection was taken for
the South American Y. w. c. A. The
next meeting will be held March II
at the home of Mrs. Charles Finney
14S ROCK creek Church road
d. A. R--The annual state meeting
of the District of Columbia D. A r
| will be held at Memorial Continental
| Hall Monday and Tuesday. March Z
and 4. The first session of the state
| meeting will open at 2 pm. March
8. with reports of state officers and
chapter regents. to be followed at i
pm. by the state conference for the
| nomination of vice president general
~ L
ing will open at 10 am, March 4
when the reports of state officers and
chapter regents will be resumed. the
reports of committee chairmen will be
heard. and new and unfinished bust
ness win be taken up.
Dixie Chapter. United Daughters OF
the C0nfederacy, met Wednesday al
the Confederate Memorial Home. Ar
rangements were completed for a
benefit card party and dance to be
given at the Washington Club Miss
Jessica Smith. whose father was the
designer of the flag of the Confeder-
acy, was elected an associate member
of the chapter. Assisting Mrs. W. f.
Rose on the refreshment committee
were Mrs. George King and Mrs
Frank Birthright.
r., bi-weekly card parties will be con-
tinued Thursday at 2 pm. at Mrs
Frederick T. +. Johnson's apartmen,
in the Balfour. with Mrs. Johnson
and Mrs. William f. Schneider as
llostesses for that day
North Capitol w. c. T. L. met Mon
day evening at the residence of Mrs
Adams, 2409 North Capitol street
with Mrs B. A. Lineback president
In the chair. Reports of various Off
GERS showed progress, and Mrs. Line
back spoke in detail of the million
dollar drive to be made this year by
the National w. c. T. U.
The Cultus Club met Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. J. e. Dyer, 1909 Lamont
street. After luncheon the members
listened to the following papers
Spartan History" by Mrs. Sholec;
"Athene." by Mrs. Stewart, and "The
Battle of Marathon" by Mrs Elliott
Fourteen members were present.
Robert f.. Lee Chapter. No. s44
United Daughters OF the Confederncy
will meet at Confederate Memorial
Home, 1922 Vermont avenue, Tuesday
8 pm. AS most important business is
to come before the chapter, a large
attendance is requested. One of the
features of the evening will be an
Texas After the social program re-
address by Representative Bee OF
freshments will be served.
Capt. Molly Pitcher Chapter, D. A. r..
met Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Samuel S. Koones. Miss Emma
Strider. the regent. presiding.
Following the business meeting,
members and guests were entertained
by the hostess with auction. AS it was
the thirteenth anniversary of the or
sanitation of the chapter. the meet
ing was in the nature of birth
day party. The charter members pres