Evening star., 1919-03-23

! Of the Misses Guitner. 1923 r street.
After the business meeting presided
over by the regent. Mrs. SylvaniuS
| Johnston. future plans Of aiding
needy patriotic work were discussed.
The members answered TO roll call
, with current topics o. some interest.
Miss Guitner. chapter historian. read
/, paper on salem Witches" Miss
catherine Britton Barlow, curator
general, guest of the evening, pre-
sented talk concerning the Conti-
mental Hall Museum. how and when
started, progress and future plans of
adding to the already growing collec-
ton of rare and beautiful gifts per
tanning to the revolutionary period. An
appeal was made through the chapter
TO reach others in order to enlarge the
collection and preserve these relics
| Tor coming generations. An inVitation
was extended to the chapter to hold
meeting during the day at Continental
Hall and visit the museum. After the
meeting refreshments were served by
the hostesses. assisted by Miss Maui
| ward. guest of the evening.
The College Women'x annual ban
Quet was held recently at Rauschers
with a program in keeping with the
clever travestires on times and condi-
ttons which each year feature the
festivity of the organization. The Of
fcers and Miss Anne Lewis Pierce or
ANcW 1oFk TcCciNcu lIc SoV 6oSsecs
who were led later to the banquet
hail by ten young woman ushers, un-
der the direction of Mrs. J. c. Zirkle,
to the music of jazz band. with Mrs
Henry White directing and Miss T.
Margaret White as accompanist. Miss
Pierce. as speaker OF the evening. re-
sponded to the toast Getting Fat on
Ones Troubles"
"A Group Of War Workers Seeing
Washington" under the direction OF
vate who had died of exhaustion from
saluting. Those taking part were
Misses Edna Stone, Maude Gunther,
Miss KoestIebach. Miss Davies and
Miss Graves.
"A Suffrage Movie" written by Sara
p. Grogan, depicted both suffrage
parties working the same object-the
democratic party. represented by the
proverbial donkey--and a League Of
Notions. presented by the George
section. brought together wom-
men from the allied countries.
whose interests were divided between
their countries needs and latest fash
featured the trials of the war work.
er in search of room, humorous
skit. well acted by Mrs. Eugene L.
Stevens. Mrs Frank G. wilkins, Mrs.
T. Malcolm Price; Mrs. McFall Ker-
bey and Misses Emily Smith, Alice
Holmes. Mildred Gardner. and Misses
sGasline, Carpenter. Taylor. Eliot, En-
sign and Sturgis.
The ushers for the banquet were:
Mrs. H. G. Nichols, Mrs. ]. c. Zirkls.
Webster. Clara Taft. Ruby Nevins,
Lucy Graves. Lena Lopiansky. Do
rothy Weeks. Louise Davies and kath-
crime Wead. who wore helmets and
by wearing also the sash of the suf-
fragists and the rosettes Of the antis.
The HOusekeepers' AIliance-Ernest
Kelley of the dairy division. Depart
ment of Agriculture, will address the
alliance tomorrow at 3 O'Clock in
room so. old museum, 9th and B
streets southwest. on Food Value OF
Milk" and other dairy foods and their
care in the home. and will also give
a resume of the British relief commis-
sloners' study of powdered milk.
The public is invited.
Dixie Chapter, U. d. c., met wednes-'
day evening at the Confederate Me-
mortal Home. Mrs. Paul L. Joachim.
president of the chapter, presiding.
Miss Margaret Daniel historian, read
a history Of Dixie Chapter since it's
activities. social. philanthropic and
Miss Jessica Smith pre-
sented to the chapter a picture Of the
Confederate flag in the name of her
father. who was the designer of that
emblem. Refreshments were in
charge of Mrs. w. E. Rose, Miss Ruth
Earle and Miss Blanche Miller.
P0ulyanna Club. No. 4. met Thursday
at the home Of Mrs Charles Robinsca,
Twining City. D. c. There were six
teen members and six visitors present.
were completed for
the Homecoming boys of
Anacostia. Miss Nellie Susanne Ge-
naille of Paris. France. gave an ac-
count of the bombing of Paris. She
also told of the imprisonment of her
by the Germans and
many other incidents. Miss Helen
Nicholson gave solo. after which
were served and the
meeting adjourned to assemble again
in April as the guests of Mrs. Mar
garet B. Lew