Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-02
Among the Clubs

was given q rising vote Of thanks Tor
the time and effort spent on this dis.
tinct addition to the attracttveness OF
the monthly programs. Amusing
anecdotes Of his life in q western
mining district. where he was his own
by former Senator Stacey OF New
York. Mr.. Robbins read an original
paper on 1.-THE Problem Of Unrest"
The program closed with recitati0nS.
THE Sea Breeze and the Scarf" and
when Melindy Sings" by the clubs
local actor, Mr.. Arthur B. White.
The Washington Readers Club en-
joyed an evening with Shakespeare
Tuesday at the clubrooms. 1922 l
street Scenes from various plays
were presented by Miss Ada Town
send. Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes. Clar-
ence Reubsam. Mrs. Grace r. Cham
berlin. Mrs Sarah Morrison Smith,
Mrs. Mabel Owen Wilcox and Maurice
Jarvis.
Richard Arnold Chapter. ID. A. r..
held Its April meeting at the home OF 9,
AT the close Of the meeting the re-
gent, Mrs. George E. Chs-dsey, pre-
sented her resignation and the resig-
nation Of four other members Of the
chapter. Mrs Charles Drake rake m Meat =
Westcott and vice regent Of the chap
ter, assumed the Office OF regent upon
the acceptance of the regents resig-
nation.
Gen. Charles A. Doyen. U. s. NJ.
O.. unit of the American Women's
Le,ion will meet tomorrow at 7:45
pm, at Eastern High School. 9TH
street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
Col. John Warrington Chapter, ID.
A. r., recently met with the MISSES s {; 8
whitney at their home, 1888 18th
street. Miss Fanny Weeks presided.
The guests were Mrs. Mary ST. Clair,
the new District regent: Mrs; Hodg-
Victory Chapter, d. A. r.. met Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Arthur S. Field and Miss KATRINA L.
Horace X. Fulton and Mrs. Samuel
Herrick were the assisting hostesses.
A donation was made to each OF the
committees on Russian, Polish ana
Armenian relief. Mrs. Duncan U.
Fletcher, the retiring organizing sec
retary general and an associate mem
Der Of this chapter, gave the chapter
a generous sum, which is to be used
in rebinding and marking the SIX
books recently presented to the IL
DTary. Inc SUBJECT Wdo p0IAA
education. and talk was given on
the American Indians" by Miss Alice
c. Fletcher.
The Regina Elena italian Pleasure
Club met Monday night at So4 North
Capitol street, when a committee was
appointed for the May carnival dance
to be held tomorrow evening. The May
queen will be selected by a committee
of three.
The Excelsior Literary Club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
E. Ide Muller and Mrs. Charlotte L.
Beaver, at the home Of the former,
1867 street southeast.
Mrs. Addie w. Foster announced a
tree planting schedule for Wednesday,
under the direction Of the forestry
co2nmittee Of the conservation depart
ment Of the D. C. F. w. c. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Grant S. Barnhart, appoint
ed a year book committee. Members
to represent the club at the annual
Convention of the District federation
are: Mrs. Yeatman. Mrs. Tibbetts
and Mrs. Page. as delegates. with Mrs.
Baker, Mrs. Naylor. Mrs. Fisher, Miss
McCreery and Mrs. Foster. as alter
mates. Mrs. NJ. F. Fisher described
her trip through the Holy Land. Mrs.
spoke on Musicians" and Mrs. Fisher
music in concert programs.
The Anthony League met Wednes-
day at $50 at 2OO7 Columbia road.
Mrs. Nanette E. Paul gave talk to
the members on How to Properly