Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

a sector around Laon is to be reserved
for c. A. r. chicken farms.
A large service flag for the children's
room was proposed and Mrs. Horace
Towner was asked to furnish esti
mates for same.
The chairman of tho committee on
war records resigned in favor Of the
new historian. Mrs. Henry w. Keyes.
bylaws. and to arouse interest in the
society's publication are to report at
the November meeting.
executive board was held at the
league headquarters. 20O7 Columbia
road. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Anna
E. Hendley presiding. Mrs. Isabel
SCHNEIDER and Miss Bessie L. Null
downey were appointed by the presi-
giene convention. to be held in New
York, October 1924. Mrs. Lillian Cole
Bethel and Mrs. Hill were appointed
to serve on the jubilee committee of
the National American Woman Suf-
frage Association convention, and
committee. Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler
was also appointed to represent the
league on the musical committee of
the District of Columbia Federtion of
Clubs. Mrs. A. V. Wadhams was ap-
pointed to serve on Bible study COM
mittees.
Marcia Burns Chapter. ID. A. r..
held it's first meeting of the season
recently at the home of its regent.
Mrs. F. w. Won Dachenhausen. Plans
for work during the coming winter
and work is to be Characterization"
according to the plan laid down by
the General Society, D. A. R., and The
Americans Creed" by William Tyler
Page, is to be embodied in the year
book. Active personal work will be
taken up under a committee selected
by it's chairman, Mrs. Frank Fuller.
Music was rendered by Miss Frances
Gutelius and the usual social hour.
with refreshments, closed the meeting.
The next will be held with Miss Mary
Stewart, 1881 Columbia road, Novem-
Der 10.
The City Woman's Cuba large
meeting was held by the women of
Washington Wednesday evening, at
171o l street. in the interest of the
City Women's Club. Miss Miriam b.
Wilson, director of the womens di-
vision of the United States employ
ment service of Toledo. Ohio. gave an
account of the organization and sue
cessful operation of the Toledo Wom-
ems Club, of which she is a member.
The meeting decided to institute a
until November IS. after which date
all new members will be required to
pay an initiation fee Mrs. George
Eastment was selected as chairman
of the membership committee. Miss
Mary O'Toole and Miss Aida Hen
rique were appointed a committee to
select suitable quarters for the club.
The City Women's Club will be
neither sectarian nor political, and
the women in Washington who are
interested in this organization, which
is forward step for Washington and
will no doubt be Of great benefit, are
not only invited TO attend the next
meeting, which will be held Wednes-
day evening, 8 pm. at ITO I street.
but to communicate with Mrs. George
Eastmert. 1929 Ordway. Cleveland
Park in regard to membership.
The TnkOma Park Friendship Club
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. c. c.
Carroll, on 9Th street. Luncheon was
served The next meeting will be held
November at the home of Mrs
Leavitt.
The Abracadaba Club was enter
home Of Mrs. Frank s. Smith. SIT Co
lumbia road. Judge j. w. Thompson.
the incoming president. was in the
chair. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barrick
were admitted to membership. Mrs.
Henry Baker read a paper on THE
Flora and Fauna of South America"
Remarks followed by A Y Casanova
and DR.. James Mckee. Mrs. Mabel F.
Preston read THE Devil and Tom
Walker" by Washington Irving. WISH
tors present were Mr.. and Mrs Bur
chard Of Ames. Iowa: Donald Preston.
Misses Moss, Eloda B. Dean, Hazel K
Lewis and Eunice Whitney, Mrs. Mil
lard w. Jones. Hill and E. E. Teller
Florence CrittentOn Wheel Club
Mrs. Sallie Severance a charter men,
Der of the club thirteen years ago
ana continuous member since. was
hostess to the club at a luncheon of
fifteen covers Thursday afternoon at
1908 Rhode Island avenue northeast
Conundrums, original and otherwise,
featured the response to roll call,
creating much amusement. Crittenton
work was discussed and Mrs. Mary
E. Brashears, 1920 Gallatin street. in
vited the club to be her guests No
vember 6.
The Sarah St. Claw Chapter. ID. A.
r., held it's first meeting of the sea-
son Monday evening at the home of
the vice regent. Mrs. T. ]. Holzberg.
1925 18th street. Reports of officers
were read. The subject for the even
ing was Characterization" The chap
ter expects to do some work along
that line. The Sarah st. Clair Chapter
has it's tenth birthday anniversary in
November. and the members are plan
ming for a reception at that time. The
care of the French orphan boy will
be continued this year. Refreshments
and a social time followed.
woman's Club of Kensington.-Of-
ficers' day was observed recently at
the home of the president, Mrs. J.
Frank Wilson. Mrs. Francis Sander
son, president Of the State Federation
of Women's Clubs; Mrs. George v.
Chandler, president of the county fed