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

years ~ mower mission .sSuPGfIMe
tendent.., Three new members were
received. into the union: Mrs. Noyei
Mrs Annie b. Young and Joe Elliot;
as honorary member. After. an Ad-
dress by the District president, MIS-
Emma Shelton, social hour was rem
dered enjoyable with music and re-
ifreshments by the hostess.
FEDERAL City Chapter, d. A. r., held
its October meeting at the residence
Of Mrs. Winter. on R street. Reports
plans discussed for the winters work.
The chapter will take special interest
in the shell-shocked boys at st. Eliza
beth's A contribution was voted to
the Americanization committee, of
chairman. and also to the patriotic
education committee, Of which Miss
Classic is chairman.
Mrs. Harry B. Tolson. Mrs. Charles
F. Gum. Mrs. Charles Schmid and Mrs.
James M. Mauptn were elected MEM
bers of the chapter, and the name OF
Mrs. II. A. Kufus was proposed for
membership. .:
Martha Washington Chapter, ID. A.
n, met Tuesday evening at the rest-
dence of Mrs. C. E. Curtis, 4O7 B street
northeast. Mrs. William B. Hardy and
Miss Rosalie Walker were assistant
hostesses.
| All 6CCO1OdHCC With lNS pI0oAACAS
generals suggestion that "Americaniza-
-:"n'' be the principal subject for the
current year. Mrs. c. E. Curtis was
appointed chairman of the Amert-
canization committee. to outline plans
for the chapters work along this line.
Mrs. B C. Yorks was appointed chair
man Of the house committee, and Miss
Bonnie E. Nabers of the program COM
mittee. =
An address on "Americanism' was
f,xy Mot
based upon his observations and ex-
periences during nine months spent in
Germany. He also gave accounts of
conditions in France and Belgium. es-
pecially Of the devastated regions of
northeastern France, in which the
chapter was especially interested. as
the D. A. r. has undertaken to re-
store one Of the ruined villages Of that
region.
Recitations were given by Mrs.
prano solos, accompanied by Miss Lii
liam Cleveland. Mr. Frederick Myers
| rendered several violin solos, accom-
panied by Miss Cleveland, and later
gave tenor solo.
Refreshments were served during
the social hour.
Columbia Chapter. d. A. R., met
!: Tuesday evening at the home Of MES.
i w. w. Wallace. s22 18th street: The
ttC6OAAs MTSs JdSOH WAtSEudH, pre-
sided. The chapter resolved to take
an active interest thia year in Ameri-
lcanization work. patriotic education,
the support Of two French orphans.
4 nag fund, friendship house, Memorial
] Continental Hall library- I giving at
ology), ''old trans. markers, D. A.
r. marker for one unmarked revolu-
tionary soldiers grave and the bind
ing of original application papers of
the chapter. Letters from the
French orphans in whom the chapter
tically expressing deep: appreciation
1t was decided to hold the next and
future meetingsain the parIor OF the
7. w. c.. A. Refreshments. were
s.s0 t..
| The ColumbiaA Heights Art Club was
entertained Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Charles p. Grand
neld, W street and Conduit road, Mrs.
amy J; Leeds assisting. Mrs. John
noyle. 1r.. was acting chairman. Mrs.
EDWARD D. Hardy read a paper on
Rome. Its Influence on the World.
MRS. Robert Bruce Bare read a paper
on Amusements, Gladiatorial Con-
tests and Games of Rome" Discus
! SION OF the papers was particina ted
py the following members: Mrs.
Clarke. Mrs. c. R. Cranmer, Mrs. 7
". Frlzzel. Mrs. A.. Rogers Tracy
mrs. sarah A. Wolhaupter and Mrs
lanes u: Yeomans. Mrs. Harry IA her
wnIe, daughter of Mrs. GrandfeId.
eest. vocal selections. Other
| sests present were Mrs. J. G. Mono.
nam, Mrs. w. G. McMurchv ana ny:
G. c. Morris. S"o MRS.
ey Tas ,Aata,o,y League met Wednesday
Columbia road ie Mrs neaa nna + 2oo7
Rsessid1ng. At the November meetins
rfoI. George K. George, will sneaL n5
tons ts ''a Mrs. topics M.e Of the league Of ma
selois. Mrs. M Beyniee 4. Wo sssx'nass
pianist and pupil Of Theresa c"r .raeo'
viii render ''Cantique d'Amour no.
a nasI' the sa Es7f,ak.. BY Ruoinstein.
Mrs. Nanette B. fau, ~ k1 s E bert. List;
community Center Of the Wilson Nor
NAL School. is conducting ciasses 81 -
Parliamentary law for teachern ana
dax even on organi. a, every Mon
are free and for the educational wors
OF this school center. WI N
Eckinston w. c. T. U. met Tuesday
dent, Mrs. William Glib. 21o4 lat
street. with thirty members present
reports of officers showed the worE
well under way for the coming wear,
Ine statement that this union had
share OYER OF th fae m 1oR in its pro rata
FUND, was received with applause
Mrs Edna Proctor was welcomed az
an addition to the union, she having
been a member of Southeast Union
previously. detailed report of the
annual convention. held the first of
the month was given by Mrs. A. r.
McManus.
The forming Of new Y. p. b., to be