Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

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Women's City Clul,-The circulating
library is open every week day ex-
eept Thursday from to 6 o'clock
= and on Tuesday evening from to
o'clock. with the following volunteers
:, in charge: Mrs. G. r. Baldwin. Miss
? Frances Martin. Mrs. Elizabeth Stein
? metz, Miss Alice NJ Heaven and Miss
Helen McGOwn. The library com
Short Story" Saturday afternoons in
January. Supper will be served
Christmas day from 6 to s o'clock.
6 morrow will be an "all club after
noon. in charge Of Miss Edna Sheehy
= The next luncheon of the club will
be held January Is.
The Twentieth Century Club has
been actively engaged in supporting
the Near East Relief drive The fol-
lowing members served under Miss
Martha N Hooper at the club head
quarters in the American Security and
Lyman 3. Swormstedt. Mrs. C. f. La
Nigne. Mrs. J. Z. Jones. Mrs Frank
! r.. Rutter. Miss A. z. Willoughby
Miss Caroline Boutell, Mrs. C. e. Main
Mrs. A. B. Bushnell and Miss Flora
, johnson.
Ruth Brewster Chapter. ID. A. r..
, held its December meeting in the
state of Maine room at Memorial Con-
. tinental Hall. with Mrs. Ernest Allen
meeting and the tea which followed
At the Arts Club, with Mrs Frank
Greenawait as hostess. were parts of
: the chapters celebration of the Pill
! grim tercentenary. The Ruth Brew
ster is the only chapter of the Dis
trict d. A. r. named in honor of a
member of the Mayfiower colony. She
was granddaughter of Elder Will
liam Brewster and a remote grand
mother of Mrs. Greenawalt who
founded the chapter and is its present
regent In program relative to the
landing and early history Of the May
lower passengers, Mrs. Allen spoke of
Plymouth Rock. and Mrs. Greenawalt
gave a talk descriptive of Pilgrim
history.
Stonewan Chapter. U. ID. c.. met
Monday evening at the Confederate
Memorial Home. The president, Mrs.
frank Morrison, summarized a year of
many charities in which the chapter
did It's share. Mrs. Harris and Mrs.
Gustavus Werber also presented re-
ports. Informal dancing followed the
GUINNESS program.
TIE Mary Washington Chapter, ID.
4 r. held q Christmas celebration at
It's monthly meeting Tuesday evening,
q the Washington Club. Miss Nina
Norman sang three groups of songs. con-
e.uoins WIth a NUMBER OF Christmas
lols. sung win ann hsnts; Mrs.
Cnampernn gave readings. whicn IN
Guided some Christmas southern dialect
'otofie9 Among those present were d.
Al Rs. from North Carolina. Virginia.
Michigan. Minnesota. Missouri. Illinois.
Pennsylvania, Vermont and Massa-
ehusetts. New members admitted to the
chapter were: Mrs. Ida r Page, Mrs.
Frank F. Height. Miss Alice Grant
Stevens Mrs. Josephine III. Baldwin.
4rA Robert Kenan Williams, Miss
Gladys n. Hansborough. Miss AuGha Q.
aansborough. Mrs. Ruth J. Gifin. Mrs.
Jeanett 3. Joy. Mrs. Carry e. Wilcox.
TIE Anthony Leakue-Mrs Frances
y Axteti. chairman OF the United states
npsoyee' compensafion commission, was
anthony League. at 20o7 Columbia road,
Wedn4sday afternoon. Mrs. Axtell pre-
dfcteo legislation which might form the
basis for q twentieth amendment to the
Ieoefai constitution. Mrs. f. =. Bart
ieet was hostess. and had assisting her
MS. Harris and daughter. Mrs.
Laura r. Jennings gave readings from
nlley ana other poets The president,
Mrs. Anna r. Hendey had just re-
turned from Atlantic City. where she
esSrSAS - eAS ANCoCoACA Si0D OA tu0
Sneppard-Towner bill. and for ma
tionai representation for the District
or Columbia. The class In parliament
tary law Will not meet during the
noiidays- The next meeting of the
league win be held on the evening
4ry meetings win be under the aus
pfce4 of the characterization and NOV
tnG picture committees.
A.e A.as1eg As1y 81 the Gale
.G.s 49, -. - 1sec1e3 tns hoAoWing
- ~. . 1en, M 11 oes-
Hohertecn. r.cc-5s.s .aas. 1 sGaa
Mnrrarsf ~ Hsc,sar. NSanoiaiy so
tary. Mr.. jobn Dnncan. trassurer
1Grl John McGinty: chanlain Mrs n
II Naclean; guard. Mrs. Elizabath
VIII be held the first and third We'd
nesdsys Of each month.
Dolly MAdissn Chapter. ID. A. r..
Met TUESDAY evening at the home of
- A. 4. Thomas. The regent. Mrs.
lcnard r CiAughton, presided. The
c,s,sr. sa ae t secono Lessons OF the cate
- Gt.v S.u.ion % Tue onil-
sc.rsi.siv VI rsrtc we're reao re-
IA ststs cor. ,,3tt.ss 80 ~ sne snarser
vnr4 a royn 1880 %, -e,.;..iS r r
1awa 81 chanfer waa anrrova, NJ.
Ramsey Neyitt ana mrs r. r. Mo-
new members. were welcomed in Tic
chapter Mrs. MELVILLE D. Lindxav
accompanied by Mr.. Lindsay on the
violin, sang. Mrs. Robert Harrison
read a paper on Dolly Madison's