Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-25
AMONG THE CLUBS

women's City C1ub-Miss La Mar,
who will be in charge of the tea
to be given at the clubhouse TINS
afternoon, will be assisted by mrs.
Glenna Smith Tinnin, Mrs. n. u. J9oe,
Mrs. D. H. Kincheloe and Mrs J. Lee
Webb. The second of the series OF
| dances given for the younger mem
bers of the club Monday evening DEM
onstrated the necessity for the new
clubhouse. subscriptions for the pu1ld-
| ing of which will be taken at the
mass meeting in the New Willard to-
morrow evening. The board Of di-
rectors will act as committee on ar
rangements and subscriptions
American Liberty Chapter. ID. A. r..
held it's January meeting with the
| regent Mrs Mary Allan. 3402 18th
| street. The report on Christmas cheer
| given the mountain families in Viz
ginia showed the appreciation OF the
with boxes. Bylaws were discussed
and some revision made. Memorial
services were held for Mrs. John
Seager. the mother of the chapter
Mrs. John Milton sang and MRS.
| Maud Clark Hough gave reading on
| AUGMENTATION.
| Potomac Chapter, d. A. R., met re-
| Gently at the home of Miss Lucy Hud-
! son, in the Imperial. The treasure.
|
been paid into the National Society.
| leaving a substantial balance in the
\ chapter treasury. The regent re-
| ported work done in the Amerlcanl-
cation schoolss. in which the u. "A x;
! is Interested The next meeting Will
| be held February 10. with Mrs. Wanna
| maker, 2519 Ontario road:
| High School Friendship Club of the
". w, C. A-Miss Margaret Slattery
| anSniCeS OF the
club Tuesday afternoon. Her sub
| tect will be II Go to War Afterwards
Twentieth Century CIub.-The board
of directors will meet in the assembly
room of All Souls Church, Thursday
at II am. -,
! during the week:
Archaeology, Tuesday, at 2:So pm.
at 1922 Woodley place; SUBJECT Sheils
and Shell Mounds.
French, Wednesday, 1417 Massachu-
sets avenue.
Parliamentary law, Tuesday. at 10:45
a. M, with Mrs. NJ. r. Campbell, at the
Mendoza apartment. s..-.-...
The art section will meet Thursday
at 3 o'clock, at 1863 Columbia road.
The subject for the afternoon, Some
Reyolts in Poetry" will be treated by
Mrs. Dayton Ward.
| A reception will be held at the Com
munity House, COL E street northwest,
this afternoon, from 4 to 6. under the
auspices of the ladies of Immaculate
conception parish-chairman, Mrs.
Bernard kroger.
Rev. M. J. Riordan. rector Of I'M
maculate Conception Church. will
speak, and a musical program will be
given by Miss Madeline Aughinbaugh.
Miss Loretta Fitzgerald. Miss NJ
Poole and T. Bradley Thornette. clos
ing with a community sing.
Sixteenth Street HeiEhta. club
Mrs. H. X. Hobart of TakomasPark
was assisted in entertaining the mem
bers recently by Mrs; George krafft,
| and Mrs. II. R. Eastwood. The bust
ness meeting followed the luncheon,
with Mrs. P. Cad Morehouse in the
chair. Sewing. consisting of cut
out undergar I1s,rs, TOT friendship MP
members. A standing vote was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes for the hospi-
tally extended to the club at the
Christmas party. Among the guests
for the afternoon were Mrs. A. Gary
! lott of Montrose. Col.
The District Of Columbia Chapter of
the society Of the Daughters OF 1912
president, Mrs. William F. Quicksan,
presided. Mrs. William NJ Dove an
nounced that the card party given at
the Harrington Hotel was a success,
and the proceeds will greatly aid the
fund for patriotic work. Mrs. w. o.
owen read a paper in relation to the
war of 1917.
The Woman's Evening Clinic will
hold it's annual meeting Tuesday
morning at II o'clock. Following re-
ports Of officers. there will be an cleo
ton of members to the board of di-