Evening star., 1920-01-18
Among the Clubs

mittees. Fourteen candidates for
m embe rship were admitted to the so
ciety. The appointment of Miss
Emma Crowen as state director Tor
Pennsylvania was confirmed by the
board Three amendments to the con-
stitution were accepted.
CAiId welfare society. formerly
known as the Diet Kitchen Associa-
ton. has recently elected to the board
of managers Mrs. Charles b. Hender-
son. Mrs. Walter Tuckerman and Mrs.
Frank West.
Constitution Chapter. D.. A. r.. re-
Gently held its annual st. Distans day
celebra ion at the home of Mrs Den
ham, 1917 Biltmore street. forum
discussion for the purchase of chap
ter. house for the Daughters of the
District was directed by Mrs. Hodg-
kins. as it was during her term as
state regent CT the District tina Co
lumbia Chapter instigated the plan
of buying such a house, which. is
now revived by Constitution Chapter.
A committee was appointed with
Mrs. Ellsworth. regent Of the chap
ter. chairman; Mrs. Waterman. re-
gent of Columbia Chapter. vice chair
man; Mrs. Emig Of Abigail Hart Rice
Chapter. secretary. and Mrs. Volland
state treasurer of the District, treas
urer.
The Anthony League met Wednes-
day at the home of the president
Mrs. Anna f. Hendley, 20o7 Columbia
road. Miss Maude +. Alton of the
School for America MIA ton. at the old
Central High. School building, spoke
of the work done by a few teachers
and workers toward helping the for
a l.
edge OH English and of the principles
of American institutions. Wednesday
at ) pm. there will be an election of
delegates to the annual meeting of
the State Equal Suffrage Association.
At pm. Mrs. Henry w. Lockwood,
director of the District of .Columbfa
headquarters for General Federation
of Women's Clubs. will speak on
Club Cooperation; Monday. at 8
PM. Mrs. Paul will give the third in
her course on Bible study, illustrated
by garments, etc, from the Holy
Land. Mrs. Paul is giving the human
side of the Bible. Thursday. at 8
pm. she will conduct a class in par
Iiameltary law. Meetings are all open
to the public.
Twentieth Century Club-Secretary
of the Interior Franklin K. Lane has
been secured as the principal speaker
for the next monthly meeting of the
club.
The education section will meet jan
uary 1s. at noon. at the home of It's
leader. Mrs. Theodore L. Cole, 2S52
Ontario road.
The nature section will meet Janu-
ary 81, at 4 O'clock, at the home OF
the chairman. Mrs. William H. Heron.
at Florence Court West. DR.. Harry
Oberholzer will give an Illustrated
talk upon Birds Around " ashlng-
tom
The Leaxue of American Pen WOm-
en- at it's meeting Monday reported the
admission of twenty-seven members.
headed by Ida Tarbell. Mrs. Maurice
Francis Egan was elected an hons
orary member. In announcing the
mel bership drive, now on. Mrs. viii
liam AAerton Du Puy spoke of the
growth of the present organization.
which is national in scope. with out
leagues war work, was organized
in 1897. with charter membership
of seventeen. Miss Isabel Furbank
of England spoke of being a guest
of the author of THE Young Visitors
at the time Miss Ashford received
stand sponsor for the authorship OF
the book. Mrs. Gertrude B. Thomas
gave a reading from THE Young
Visitors"
Janet Montgomery Chapter. ID. A. r..
met Tuesday at the residence of Mrs
Estelle P. Weaver. Chevy Chase. Md,
with the regent, Mrs. j. H. Lough-
borough. in the chair.
Miss Mary H. Wingate read pub
lished article written by the chapter
regent. giving a history of Milton"
oush family, on River road, Maryland.
The following persons were elect
ed members. pending their acceptance
by the national society: Mrs. L. N.
Duffey, Mrs: E. ". Register. Mrs. w.
H Coombs; Mrs. l. owings. Miss S..i l.
Margaret Perry. Miss Daisy Magruder.
Miss Mary Lyddane, Mrs. Carter Penn
WyIie, Mrs. A. p. Fletchall, Mrs. w
r. Talbot, Miss Virginia Jones. Mrs
Barnard Welsh and Miss Anna White.
The next meeting will be at tae
willie. Md, Tuesday. February 10, at
The lambda Alumnae Chapter Of
Delta Zeta will meet Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Harrison Dixon, 18th
and Jackson. streets northeast. All
Delta~ a~zetas--iatr'lEas} s}aiR8toR-afeeo oor-
daily invited.
wflliam : McKinley Circle, No. 2,
tion of officers the circle elected for
this year was a feature Of the meet
ing held in Grand Army Hall Monday
night Mrs .Asenath - nczse past
president of the circle, served as IN
staliing officer. Miss c. B. Milligan
was made president; Mrs. Martha Ell
more, senior vice; Mrs. Mary r.. Thom-
as, junior vice; Mrs. Leila Cummings,
Miss Susie Kunsman, treas
urer; Mrs. Cora "A. Brown, chaplain;
Miss v. E. Johnson. conductor: Mrs.
Flora S. Edwards, assistant conductor;
Mrs M. J.: Mlligan. guard; Mrs. Ase,
nath J. Case, assistant guard, and
Laura Tacey Hott, patriotic instructor.
The Capitol Hill Histery Club met
Wednesday at the home Of its presi-
dent, Mrs. A. @ CLANCY. Papers were
The Tako.aa Park Friendship Club
at it's meeting Tuesday, at the home
of Mrs. T. Reppert,. elected the fol-
lowing officers:' President, Mrs: O.. L.
yerhof: vice president. Mrs. L. II. Nc
Crory: secretary. Mrs. w. Beck; treas
urer, Mrs. c. c. Carroll.
The Ladies' Cooperative Improve
ment Society Of silver Spring met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Harry
Barrett. Mrs. Gene Heckox outlined
the reconstruction work being done
by teachers.
The Executive Committee Of the Ma
tf0nal Society of Founders and Patriots
met Tuesday with Mrs. John J. Myers
at Stoneleigh Court. Nineteen new
members were elected, and the pub.
lication committee appointed to ar
range for the general court to be held
April Is.
College Wsnen's Club-Miss Min
ME w. Taylor. assisted by members
of section 13, will be hostess at the
club tea tomorrow from to 6. DR..