Evening star., 1920-02-22


/ wsnea's City Cn4-aGiss Anna J.
Greenlees viii be the director in
charge Of the reception. s to o'clock.
today. Assisting her viii be Mrs. G.
H. NeviRs, Miss I L Csdeli, Miss Ellis
abeth Overton Lee, Mrs. r. e. Ronn-
day. DIR Mary Findlater. Mrs Will
liam Earle Clarke, Miss Mary Cuth-
bertson and Mrs. Joseph Byrns.
At the meeting Wednesday Ernest
Thurston will speak on school Bet
Archibs ID Hopkins will be In charge
of the me >ting.
The men Hers are taking advantage
of club day (Thursday) to meet for
luncheon ana dinner at the restau-
rant and get acs Wanted. The dancers
! have asked thar the dances be con-
! tinued right along .'util warm wealth
II er. hence no change will be made in
the schedule. The t'ard Club will
meet tomorrow evening at o'clock
mittee.
Judge Lynn Chapter. D. A. r.. has
has cards out for tea tomorrow from
to o'clock. at 2137 list street. to
celebrate it's twelfth anniversary.
sixteenth street Heights Club
Mrs. P. B. Morehouse presided at the
meeGHS HSla IGCSALI1 dL AhSci
cards out for q tea tomorrow from
Those assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Merehouse, Mrs. H. 4. Hobart and
Mrs. c. G. Stuhier> Mrs. James Dem
mis- was elected to membership. Mrs:
C. A. Dickinson will be in charge Of
all clothing sent to 1892 Dogwood
sire for the Friendship House rum
mage sale to be held at that institu-
tien. Mrs. Hobart was assisted by
Mrs. Morehouse in defining the second
t,L - Isov 20 a fro"
the book written by local author
Mrs. Roy Pierce of 6s15. 9Th street
will be hostess to the members
Tuesday.
Monticello Chapter, d. A. Rz met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Helen
NJ. Hall. 1890 Irving street. Mrs
James P. Hart, regent, presided. me
treasurer reported a balance on hand
A donation was voted for flag for
the Boy Scouts. Mrs. Kistler made a
report of SIS handed her for patriotic
work, and the chapter voted It TO
the Americanization School. Resoiu-
tions upon the death Of MIS- A. 2, 9:
secretary of the chapter, were passed;
Mrs. Caroline F. Kirk was elected
delegate to the annual convention
with Mrs, kistler. Miss Kramer, Ms MIS-
Corser, Mrs. Knoop. Mrs: Jackson.
Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Toiman a.
alternates.
Mrs Baker and Mrs Chares Boneh
sang. Miss, McGuen accompanying;
Pash Post of the American Legion,
gave a talk on the objects of the
legion. Roy Reed told of his exReri-
ences with the 5th Marines in Bel
leau wood and Chateau ThierTy. w.
F. Smith of the American Red Cress
spoke Of the work Of that organiza-
tion. Mrs. Howard Hodgkins. candi-
date for vice president general from
the District, spoke OF having state
librarian for the District. The guests
Of the evening were Mrs. HodEktns'
Mrs. Donch, Miss AcCuen. Mrs. r.. Z:
cowdrey,. Mr. Dewd. Mr.. Reed ana
Mr.. Smith
Fwentieth Ceat1ry Cleh-fhe esAf4
Of directors will meet Thursday .et
ii am in the assembly room OF All
Souls Church The following sec-
tions will meet during the week;
Archaeology, at 2s22 Woodley place
the American Indian by Mrs. A. R.
Art@At the home of Mrs Ward. l7ss
Columbia road, at 3 pm. Ars. Kath-
crime B. sipe will speak on The
French At 14I7 Massachusetts,
| avenue, at 3 Pm. Mile. Merl d'Ap-
bisne win speak on her relief work
4
Parliamentary With Mrs:
am. Mrs. Bethel viii lead the Sec
tion IN considering election OF OF
fcers
The Ssha Lis9ssy cheDfes. z. 4. u.
was entertained recently at the home
of Mrs. S. Russell Bowen. 1915 Della
6elA place, Mrs. Edward J. Ryan and
Mrs. Nyron J. Ferren assisting a
hostesses, Mrs. J.. Edison Briggs, re-
gent, presided. and a report OF tne
pStriotie activities Of the chapter waa
given, which included. funds contrib
uted to the mountain schools Of Ten
nessee, patriotic education 81 fae
District, and also nag presented 20
one OF the Boy Scout troops ~ the
tributions which the chapter has
made. During the social hour Miss
Hilda Fletcher, state regent, D. A. h,
| ana Mrs. Frank A. Greenwalt- chair
man Of Children Of the the fesIorsns RsRueIe
ruests participated in the program
Mrs. William ]. Latimer and Mr.. Wal.
! | ter Cozzens, vocal solos. accompanied
! By Miss Edith Krayer q the piaao;
Ion. assssE ssss .ss. .s:a,nss :sss sss
address os "Abrahsn H.cola,- fel-
loved by pstriotie remsFks hy Met-
, | thew I. Ffinbls. rae follevtag -.
ditional guests were present: mrs. y
w. FriSzeN, Mr.. and Ms. = ~
Charles T. windle. Mr.. W. J: IAHmer
sas;el M,;i H's,s sas H. ss.asis' Xii'.i r s,.s.
rne short STORY CluA nst Tuesday
evening at club headquarters, viii
!: the program in charge OF Mrs. h =
HoNliger. Mrs. Hamilton rectted sii
an Atefier." and q selectton IRON ~
and piano duets were rendered p!
: Prof. Myer and Miss Mattice- Origina
poems were read by Mrs. O.. Austil
Tnomas. Miss Jessie Griswoid reaA
1 selections from .. newlyzpubHshe.
booklet of poems, in the absence o
the author Miss Patient c. Callahan
3 recently returned from the Eena
zone. gave q sketch Of the early his
: t"rv and present social and economi'
Conditions In that region.
In chapter Of the Sertal story. BE
hind the White Stope, Presiden
Moore trapped the villisas aed pro
vided for the heroine's escape tato tn
NEXT chapter. Original yerees verl
recited by Miss Julia h Hoffman
| Piano solos by Prof. Mysr cloeed n
n charge Of Mss Nettie Riggs.
~Aa earwe WsshaAgtoD See1iea 0i
s HAe GasIeee wo0eo's Cluh, with Miss
! EmiIin Nargaset white - chairman
{EiU giye Q musicale at the clubhouse
1929 Z street, tomorrow Afternoon
from $50 to $50. The program WALL b
at 4:s0. with Miss Katherine Rich. SO
lprano; Mr.. Lynch Luquer. violinist
and Harry McCaimont. nutist
Miss Bertha Wolfe, assisted by mem
3 .>rtinu tan vill kiYA n carr