Evening star., 1920-06-27
Among the Clubs

The American WOmen's Legion will
hold an executive committee meet
ing tomorrow at pm. at the home
| of the first vice president, Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, 2123 r street
The central executive committee is
| composed of national officers and
| presidents of the units of the legion.
| Business of extreme Importance will
come before the committee. The
| Washington headquarters of the
| American Womep'S Legion was re-
| Gently moved from the Mather build
| ing. 1t 916 G street northwest. to the
| home of the newly elected secretary
| Mrs. Charles r. Boyd. at 1924 Bel
mont road, and during the temporary
| absence of Mrs. Boyd the business
| of the legion is being conducted by
| the assistant secretary, Mrs. Jamie
| Du Jones Trafel. at 1901 Park road.
Montgomery County F.. w. C-Mrs.
Josiah w; Jones, president, has ap.
pointed the following chairmen of
standing committees, who will be
m members of the executive committee
of the federation: Education. Mrs.
Lewis W. Call; art, Miss Annie NJ.
Wilson; county institutions. Mrs.
George H. Wright: resolutions, Mrs.
George MillelSon; club extension, Mrs.
Julian Waters; club reports. Mrs.
Charles F. Kirk; social service, Mrs.
William A. Boss; publicity, Mrs. j.
Frank Wilson. Mrs. James H. Jones,
chairman of the women'S county fair
committee. is perfecting plans for the
different departments of exhibits. An
executive board meeting has been
called at the home of Mrs. Jones, at
Olney.
rho Je,~ue of American Pen W0u-
en-. at it's board meeting Monday even
ing discussed the matter of comm en-
Grating the memory of Winnie Ream
HoXie, the sculptor. who executed
three of the statues now in the Capt.
tolls Hall of Fame. 1t was decided to
lay before the league plan for in
augurating a national memorial day
in the public schools to perpetuate her
memory.
The College Women's CIub.-The re-
cent caro- party in the garden of the
club was SO much of success that
plans are under way for a series dur
ing the summer. Mrs. Lewis Ecker has
been elected member of the board
The District Of Columbia Chapter.
Daughters. Founders and Patriots of
America. recently closed its season at
the home of Mrs. Jennette Wickham.
The president Mrs. Margaret G. De
money has been raised toward the
memorial window to be placed in the
building in Plymouth. Mass, which is
being erected in comm emoration of
the landing of the Pilgrims Mrs. o.
H. Rarrass was elected treasurer and
Miss Lillian Norton registrar, to fill
two vacancies. Two new members
were elected and several names were
| presented for the first time
Home Club.-Secretary Payne was
| the guest of honor at dinner-dance
given by the club Wednesday in the
| Interior building. Two hundred and
| fifty members of the club attended
! the dinner. The Secretary found at
his place a miniature White House
| and dark horse" of ginger cake,
but he disclaimed the Impeachment
with the remark nothing doing"
Following the dinner, the members
were presented individually to Mr..
| Payne. Dancing and motion pictures
| offered for the balance of the even
! ing. the Secretary choosing the lat
| ter.
:. d. A. R.-State officers and regents
of the District entertained the presi-
dent general and members of the ma