Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07
Leonard Schloss. will conclude the
program.

program.
The Anthony League met THURSDAY
Ievening at the home OF It's presIoent'
Mrs. Anna T.. Hendley. 2607 Coiumpia
road. Mrs. Evelyn G. Widney. chairman
OF committee on prison reform. lnci9ueu
in her report a statement OF WORK zone
! in behalf of the Colored woman whose
sentence WAS commuted. and introduced
/ Il resolution asking for the aboiisnmen'
of the death penalty in the District.
| Mrs. George Kicker made an appeal Ior
/ the work of the Juvenile Protective As
| ISOLATION and Mrs. Morss spoke for the
| thrift campaign. Mrs. Frances r. Nag-
ner was appointed to represent the
| league on that committee Fifteen dele,
! gates were elected to attend the annual
meeting of the 5. b. S. Association No
| Der 80 The program was in charge
| of the chairman of the education com
mittee. Mrs. Nanette Il. Paul Ralph
IT Fisher assistant director of the
| board for vocational training for dis
| ao1ed soldiers. sailors and marines. was
the speaker. Mrs. Wayne b. Wheeler
| had charge of the musical program.
/ The names of Mrs. Kate Trenholme
Abrams and Mrs. Burke Young were
presented for membership. Mrs How
ard l.. Hodgkins president OF the ms
trict of Columbia Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs. was the guest of honor.
The weekly meetings will be resumed
Wednesday afternoon from B to ) o clock
Mrs. idd W. Galloway, olfeCto' y! '"e
comforts committee of the Red Cross,
will speak the needs and activities
of soldiers. Commissioner Boardman
will be the guest of honor.
The subject of the next informal talk
on Great Americans in the Sunday
evening series given by Mrs. Paul. will
be Daniel Webster and His influence
in Molding the Thought of the Nation.
Mrs. Pauls subject tomorrow evening
at the First Congregational Church Will
be THE Ancient Woman in Politics.
with Deborah in native costume. All
meetings are open to the public.
The District Of Columbia Congress
of Mothers and Parent-Teacher AssO-
ciatiOnS.-The executive board will
meet Tuesday to discuss plans for the
November meeting of the Congress.
Patriots Memorial Chapter. ID. A. r.,
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Orrin Il. Stout. Mrs. Francis A. st.
Clair. district regent, gave talk. fol-
lowed by the usual informal hour.
At the October meeting at the home
of Mrs. William Curtis White. sum-
mer vacation "reminiscences were eN-
changed. a delegate to the National
Society elected and the presentation Of
an ex-regent pin to Miss Carolene F.
Smith was made by Mrs. G.. p. Conway
on behalf of the chapter.
me .A1chafQ AfnOlO Snapter met
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Vernon Hodges. in Chevy Chase. Mrs.
St. Clair Blackburn was presented
with a regents pin by Mrs. Charles
Drake Westcott. who in turn re-
ceived from the chapter the official
Mrs. Francis St. Clair. spoke of Amer
icanization work done in the District
by the local D. a. R.. and Mrs. T. !.
Holzberg told of the children's society
of the d. 4. R. Mrs. Ct. F. JenkeS, vice
regent. launched a movement to aid
suffering women and children of Rus
STA and Poland.
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter.
ID. A. H., met Monday evening at the
Hotel La Fayette. Plans were made
for dance to be given in January,
and a program was contributed by
Mrs. Spengler, with piano selections,
songs by Miss Winifred De Voc and
readings by Miss Minetta Hyde.
home of Mrs. George w. Harris.
Papers were read by Mrs. Selden NJ.
Ely. and Mrs. Samuel f. Lewis. and
Mrs. Nanette b. Paul gave a talk on
citizenship" Guests were Mrs. Mont
gomery, Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Cam
eron.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
recently with Mrs. f. G. Russell, as
sisted by Mrs. William Clarke. The
president, Miss Hill presided. let
ter was received from the federation
of clubs asking for cooperation in
a thrift campaign, but no action was
taken. Responses to roll call brought
out topics such as the abolition of
munitions making and universal dis
armament. Airs. Heitmuller gave a
paper on THE Towers of Rome"
which led to a discussion of the pro-
posed carlton and beu toweE ffor
the world war. 1t was announced
that the meeting for November IS
will be held at the blue triangle,
North Capitol and L streets, with
Miss Hill. Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Boyle
as hoStesSeS.
The Excelsior Literary Club met
Tuesday at the home of the president.
Mrs. E. A. Tibbetts. Mrs. Addie W.
Foster read an original paper, alex
ander Hamilton and Mrs. H. Naylor
gave another. entitled "Washington's
Vision" Fl. X. Fulton recited. Mrs.
III. X. Fulton played piano solos and
Miss Francis Corey sang. accompanied
on the piano by Mrs DIR. Corey. Mrs.
Sillers was admitted to membership.
Florence Crittenton Wheel Club
u,
"a luncheon to the club Thursday.
Mrs. Anna s. Otis was received to
membership. Mrs. Harriet HoehIe
was made recording secretary. Mrs.
Breckenridge of Norwalk. Ohio, was
"a visiting guest. The November Is
hostess will be Mrs. Florence Whit
ney. 3411 lakewood terrace.
The Col. John Donelson CHAPTER.
d. A. r.. met recently at the home of
the regent, Miss Clara B. Moore Of the
Cecil. Miss Lucy P. Moore Of Merritt,
Fla. who Joined the chapter last year,
was present, and also the latest mem.
Der. Miss Eunice Wright
Motions for contributions were adopt
ed. among them being that Of the Juve-
nile Protective Association of the Dis
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