Evening star., 1919-12-21
contributed by Nine. Scudo Ragiand
and Mrs Charles w. Fairfax.

! contributed by Nine. Scudo Ragiand
and Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax.
Anthony League-Miss Mabel Board
| man gave talk on the plans for a
Red Cross building for the District
at the Wednesday meeting. which was
held at the home of the president.
| Mrs. Anna f.. Hendley. She was fol-
| lowed by Mrs. Archibald Honkins.
who made plea for the Children's
! Hospital Upon her suggestion that
each would give S toward the fund
+, in memory of a beloved child that had
| passed away. nineteen members re-
| spoUded.
| Mrs George BARLEY Taylor. cap
| tain of the booth for selling Ped
i Cross seals. reported Sl49 from the
Anthony League booth. Dr. Ducomb
| reported $50 as the result of the
bazaar held last week Miss Board
| man Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs Fielder Free
man. Mrs. Florence Lyon. Mrs. Henry
! McCrea. DR.. 6. j. Bruen, Mrs. Lornne
Goodman. Miss Octavia Robinson. Mrs
+. &. Breithaupt and Miss Dawn Rob-
inson were admitted to membership.
Monticello Chapter. ID. 4. r.. met
. Tuesday eveni1': at the residence Of
Mrs. Eliza 4. Hart 1905 Irving street.
committee was appointed to pre-
pare a memorial in honor of Mrs. A.
T.. r. Hansr1ann. former regent OF
the chapter. who died Thanksgiving
day. Mrs. Eaker sang. accompanied
by Mrs. McCuen.
The Emma shelton Chapter. w. e..
r. L.. of Petworth. met recently at the
home of Edward T. Perkins of Rock
Creek Church road. the president
Mrs F.. c. Criswell. presiding. Mrs
Shelton. district president. spoke: Miss
Octa Bassett gave a reading and Mrs.
c. +. Leech sang.
The Pctworth WOman'S Club-The
educational committee met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs A: c.
Norcroft Miss McKnew of Wilson
Normal School spoke on "kindergar-
ten Methods" and Mrs. Winklehaus
chairman committee, reported on the
progress made in securing an addi-
ton to the Petworth School. which: 1t
was stated. is now in "a depiorapl'
housin.; condition"
The Sixteenth street Heights Club
will meet Tuesday at the nome OF
Mrs Charles Warner. 1875 Monroe
street At a recent meeting. held win
Mrs B. Scott of Alaska avenue.
committee was appointed to purchase
trayS for club use. and announoeuieH
made that Mrs. W. Newton Holmes
will open her home on the evening OF
January to the members for their
annual holiday party. Mrs. Robert r.
Heater was welcomed after an an
sence of several months. and Mrs
PGad Morehouse. who PRESIDED sp1he
of the funds received by Friehoshlp
House. and of the local canning ex-
hibit.
The District Of Columbia Daughters
Of the War of 1S1: met recentiE III
the Arts Club with the president Mrs'
NJ D. S. Quicksall in the cha1r- re
norts were presented by chairmen OF
Committees and the names of nine ap-
plicants were voted on for member-
Ship. The business meeting was fol-
lowed by tea.
The Catholic Women's Service SInD
a weeks holiday program has neen
announced for the various girls clubs.
of which the following is an outline:
Today: Girls of 1110 p street Will en-
tertain those of the other three ciuos
with a hike. leaving Calvert Club at
street will entertain with caro-
party. Christmas day: Cordial
greetings to friends. and entertain
ments at each of the four clubs: FRI
day: Girls at 240S X street will en-
tertain at a stunt party to take place
al col f. street. New Year eve: Girls
of II Dupont circle will give dance
at COL f. street New Year day: The
members of the Catholic Women's
Service Club will conduct open
house to receive All ITienuS III the
city. irrespective of creed.
sarah st. Clair Chapter. ID. 4. r..
Mrs. Edward Tarring. 1888 I.anier
place. will give reception in honor
of the tenth anniversary of the chap
ter. end of Mrs. Francis St Clair.
who is candidate for state regent
this spring. Saturday. from to 1890.
The Capitol Chapter. ID. 4. r.. held
its midwinter guest night meeting
Tuesday evening. at the Hotel Logan.
Lieut. Labat formerly of the French
high commission. gave a talk about
the war and sang French songs as
they were sung in the trenches. Mrs.
Catherine Z. Vogle. regent. pre-
sided and Mrs. John Conway was
chairman of the program committee
Music was contributed by Miss Lea,
contralto and Mr.. East. baritone, ac-
companied by Mr.. Miller. organist of
the First Congregational Church.
W. &. T.. IA feature of the fare
we'll rendered Mrs. NJ. c. Davis Fri
day evening by friends and co-work-
ers in the local w. c. I. L. was the
presentation of a red rose by each
person present; Mrs. Davis. VINO mas
been an invalid for two years is leav-
ing Washington to live in Pueblo.
Col. In recognition of her lifelong
work, the state organization mas maze
her a memorial member. and TINS an
nouncement was made by Mrs. vii.
liam H. Ramsey, president of Capitoi
Hill Union. of which branch Mrs.
Davis is a member.
Florence CrittentOn Wheel Club
Mrs. Pauline c. Potwin entertained the
club Thursday afternoon. Each added
lines to a club letter for far-distant
member. Mrs Story. the hub" gave
Cri.tenton news up to date. and pro-
gram followed.
The Cultus Club met Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs w. G. Fitch of South
beck Court Mrs George w. Harris
read paper descriptive of famous
women" and Mrs. Charles F. Nesbts
essay was entitled Historical Russia.
Mrs. William H. Sholes read sketch of
..Vittoria Colonna," prepared by Mrs.
Ramsay hewitt, and a poem. Michel
angeles Triumph Over Death. by VT
toria Colonna, was read by Mrs. Cliff
ford h. Brrryman.
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