Evening star., 1919-11-16
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Cards are out for next Friday at
o'clock at 1922 H street.
The Dolly Madison Chapter. ID. A
r., met Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. William Washburn. with
Misses Jennie and Abbie Graves as
Sisting hosteSseS. The regent. Mrs
Richard Claughton, presided and a
large number were present. Reports
were given on the District ID. A. X
state executive meeting. also Ameri,
canization and patriotic educational
work was discussed and action to be
taken at the December meeting.
Mrs o. G. Magruder was voted into
the chapter. Miss Catherine Barlow
curator general, N. s.. d. A. r.. and
member of the Dolly Madison Chap
ter. gave an account of her presen-
tation to the Queen of the Belgians
during her recent visit in Washing
ton Miss Barlow took this oppor-
tunity to personally thank her maj
esty for the bronze medal presented
to the national organization in ap-
probation of aid given the Belgians
during the world war.
The social hour of the evening was
planned by Dr. William Washburn
whose special guests were six wound
ed soldiers from the Walter Reed
Hospital. each giving short but in
tensely interesting sketches Of their
In addition to the members other
guests were: Miss Ida King. Miss
Jones. Mrs. A. ". Ruhl. Mrs. G. NJ
Ruffin and Mrs. IT. B. Wurdeman.
The Kansas City Clcb of Washing-
ton held its opening dance of the sea
son Tuesday evening at the Du Pont
Studio. The following Kansas City
women acted as patroness Mrs
L. c. Boyle. Mrs. Hugh Smith and
Mrs Thomas +. Callahan. The guests
and members present included: Mrs.
Hugh Smith. Mrs. Thomas F. Calla-
han Mrs. F.. w. Lvles. Miss Eleanor
Newell. Miss Inez Justus. Miss Ruth
Daily. Miss Bertha Thomson. Miss
Beatrice Bryant. Miss Ethel Orput.
Miss Victoria Duncan, Miss Louise
Holman. Miss Agnes Virden. Miss
Josephine Grinter. Miss Anna Full
Agnes Taylor Miller. Miss Ellen Nc
Conchie. Miss Mary Miff1in. Maj. Hugh
Smith. Thomas +. Callahan, f. w.
Lyles. B. ]. Bocting, Volney McFad-
den. Cant r. T. Olney. Hoyt Cham
berlin. Barnard F.. Bee. F. S. San
Lieut.. Fergus ]. McOsker. o. II. Her
mann. V. B. Wilks. A. v. Morris. John
w. Garrett, jr.: r. A. Ryland. ]. f.
Zimmerman. Horace d. Payne and
Clarence de Long.
The Argyle Study Club met Mon
day at the home of Mrs. S. S. Car
penter. Mrs A. E. Reavis reviewed
a book by Kipling and current events
were contributed by the members.
Mrs. II. G. Smillay, 472S 18th street.
will entertain the club tomorrow at
1870 o'clock.
The twentieth Century Club-The
nature section of the Twentieth
Century Club will meet Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at the home
of the chairman. Mrs. William H.
Heron, at Florence Court West. The
educa ational section meets with Mrs.
Theodore L. Cole. leader. at her home,
1852 Ontario road, tomorrow at noon.
The following new members have
been received into the club: Miss
Myra NJ. Hendley. 1916 l. street; Mrs.
Leroy Vernon. 1922 Newark street;
Miss Jessie Truman. 1889 18th street;
Mrs. F. E. harrington. 6410 Connec-
ticut avenue, Chevy Chase, Nd.
The Columbia Heights Art Club was
Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. S. Russell Bowen.
1915 Delafield place. Mrs. Faber Ste
yenson assisting. Mrs. John w. FriZ-
zell. president was in the chair. Mrs.
William L. Clark presented a paper
on Julius Caesar" and Mrs. A. Roger
Tracy one on the Coliseum" Mrs.
Howard Hodgkins, president of the
District Federation of Women's Clubs.
addressed the meeting. Others pres
ent were Mrs. c. G. Abbott, Mrs. John
c. A Cranmer, Mrs. H. K. Fulton,
MIRO Charles p Graudf1eId MrsY En-