Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

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held iii state meeting Tuesday Morn
ing in the Memorial Continental Han
state director Miss Helen E. stout
presided. Mrs. c. p. Starmont, cnair-
man of the entertainment committee
announced that in December inc
ton in honor of Mrs Mary LOCKWOOD
founder OF the c. A. r., and the preei-
dent general National Society OF tne
Children Of the American HeEoiu''on'
Mrs. Frank w. Moncel.
| Mrs Thomas Holzberg. chairman o.
the membership committee. reporteo
a number OF applications ior mem
bership penang before the ha'iona'
society board. 81.
magazine committee. reported tnae
subscripti ions were coming IN satls-
factOrily. al
chapter regents to send IN as "amy
sibie, as this work of educating tne
children for loyal and patriotic sup
mort. the need" Miss Stout ex-
planned, was much in evidence. 4
The Radcliffe College Clab met
Tuesday at the home of Miss Mabel
CoIcord. when the following omcers
were elected for the coming year
President Miss Clara l.. ellis: secre
tary-treasurer. Miss Ruth Shaener'
third member of the executive com
mittee Miss Mary F. Griffin. news
from the college. its varied act1Vities'
! needs and aims for the year were oe-
scribed in letter to the cioc 1rom
Mrs. George p. Baker. acting dean OF
the college Radcliffe was OF old the
Harvard annex.
The Thomas Marshall Chapter. d.
4. r., held its first meeting OF tne
! season Thursday evening. in the par
lors of the League of American zen
Women Miss Margaret V. McCaoe.
the regent, presided. Reports were
read. and Mrs. Julia Mattingly was
introduced as new MEMBER. MISS
tnounced her plans for particular study
Eof the great battles of the revolution.
! Discussion Of program for a PUBIC
evening in January with prominent
speakers and music. followed o!
dance for the younger members or the
chapter. occupied a greater part OF
/ the evening. Miss Mary G. Brown
was appointed chairman OF the enter
! tainment committee. Officers for the
year confirmed were: Miss Margaret
Acker. vice regent: Miss Blanche But
! Ter Brown. recording secretary: MISS
| Mary Norris McCabe. correspondents
secretary: Mrs. Margaret Eidsness.
treasurer; Miss Ethel Lee Irayior'
! registrar; Miss Ella V. Evan u.s. historian.
and Mrs. Ella w. Bergen, chaplain
J The Woman'a single Tax Club met
Monday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Alice Thatcher Post. The president.
Mrs. Lucy r. Swanton. reported for
the committee appointed at the last
injecting to confer with the realtors OF
the city in the interest OF relieving
the present housing situation, The
subject for the evening. Social Re
construction." was discussed by Mrs.
Lucy r. Swanton. Mrs Alice Thacher
Post. Mrs. Margaret Lohr. Mrs. George
| Hampton, Miss Frances Crosby. Mrs
p. Shidy. Mrs. Marie H. Heath. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert W. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward King and Mrs. G. E. Macken-
Zie.
! Mrs Harriette Hilton King will lead
the discussion on proportional repre-
sentation at the December meeting.
which will be held with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucy r. Swanton, at 1854 Belmont
street northwest.
The Mary Warrington Chapter. d.
A. r.. held an open meeting Tuesday
| evening in the ballroom of the Wash
/ ington Club. An invitation had been
extended to all other chapters and
visiting D. A. RS in the District. The
| featurevof the evening was a talk by
and present historian of the chapter.
Her subject was: The Two Cove
nents; Do They Conflict"
| Mrs. Paul Russell. accompanied by
Mrs. Sterling, sang my Own United
States" and followed with The Star
Spangled Banner" in which the au-
| dience Joined. A. painting OF the
chapters first regent. Mrs. Lee. wife
! Of Judge Lee. and mother of Senator
| Blair Lee. was on exhibition through
| the kindness Of the Washington Club,
for which the painting had just been
! completed. One double steel book
rack has been ordered by the chapter
! for the library in Continental Hall at
cost of $33650.
The chapters card party Of the
series to carry on patriotic work was
given at the Women's CITY Ciu1
Thursday afternoon. The second OF
these card parties will take place in
December and will be given in the
evening at the same place Men as
well as women are invited to play.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
. Wednesday at the home of Ars. n. b.
Granger. "The American Horne" was
| the topic of the afternoon: and pa:
pers on Sanitation in the Home" and
on "a Modern Home Contrasted with
One of Old New England" were con-
!! C. E. Willard. The next meeting
| will be with Mrs. Nichols. 11S 80
! street northeast. q.
The Junior League heldSits frst get
{toxethers dance of the season Monday
lat the r. NJ. H. A. building. which.
| was attended by more than q hum
bred couples. About forty couples
| competed for the prize waltz. which
! was won by Miss Hanna Wolf and
Jack Biscar. The next meeting will
!, be held Tuesday at the home Of Will
i4iam sGcldbere. 1890 9TH street, at
(which A. H Frear 10 president. met
tAtpndayf evening at the home Of NJ,
/ and MrsseJames G. Kent Currer'
.feventsewere discussed by ]. w. Da-
I Wis. Jesse. T. Tulle. Mrs. Laura T.
I Lawson, Mrs. Blanche Tyler Beaton.
Mrs. FsDieudonne and the host. Mrs.
Lawson recited an original poem and
music was contributed by Mrs. Jen-