Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19


Covers were laid for sixteen. Mrs.
s. e. Adams was received to member.
ship. Mrs. Storey. the hub, gave CRIT
tenton news to date. In the recent
death of Mrs. Eva Wesler. for years
the clubs recording secretary. loss
was sustained, and sympathy was ex-
pressed for her family.
The ExcelsIOr Literary Club, at its
meeting devoted the evening
to musical and social program. In
by Mrs. Louise Wood. piano; w. Mars
den. violin; Messrs. w. and N. Mars
den, banjo and violin: Dorothy Gil
more, violin. accompanied by Paul
Gilmore; Mr.. James. cornet. accompa-
MED by Miss Wood: Mrs. Frear, Mrs.
Edith Tschifrely and Miss Alice Hill.
steel guitar selections: songs. by Mrs r.
King, accompanied by Mr.. King; Miss
and Miss Cecil Sales. There
were songs and dances by the Misses
Gilmore and remarks were made by
Mrs. Wright and Mr.. Frear.
The woman's Club Of Chevy Chaxe
met Wednesday afternoon, when
luncheon was served to the members
a brief meeting the music section, un-
der the direction Of Mrs. T. w. Nor
cross. gave the following Christmas
program: Piano duet, "The Evening
Star" Mrs. Herschel and Mrs. NC
Bride: violin solo. The Swan" Mrs.
ing, The Madonnas." Mrs. shaw;
carols: trio, Chime and Carol" Mrs.
Norcross. Mrs. Mcbride and Mrs.
Wolfe; Noel" chorus; christmas
Bells" Round.
The Home Interest Club of Takon,a
Park met Wednesday at the residences
OF Mrs. Duncan Stewart. Christmas
articles were donated. to be distrib-
uted by the girls club among the
poor.
The Capitol Hill Literar, Society
met Monday evening at the home of
Mrs Laura Il. Lawson, with the pres
ldent. a. II. Frear. in the chair. Paul
Laurence Dunbar's work was a sub
1ect OF discussion. and literary and
musical program was contributed by
Mrs: J. 3. Hyatt, Mrs. Blanche T.
Beaton. ]. w. Davis. James G. Kent
ana Mrs. Lawson, and by Miss Jessie
Pearce. Mrs. Frear and Mrs. E. v.
Carr.
fatriots' Memorial Chapter. ID. A. r..
heid its current meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Fannie r. Fleming. with Mrs.
r. q. conway as joint hostess. Mrs.
). M: Wiley. representing the chap
Ter IN Immigrant community work.
gave an account of the progress Of
the night school. and donations were
voted to the District chapter house,
the Guernsey scholarship fund and so
much per capita to the president gem
erals holiday gift fund.
Lincoln Circle. Ladies' G, A, r.. was
entertained Monday evening by Rep
resentative and Mrs w. E. Andrews
Of Nebraska The flag committee re-
ported the gift of a flag and pole to
the Maury School playground by Col.
e. Bingham last month and officers
were elected for the new year. as fol-
lows. Mrs. Alice NJ. Goodacher, presi-
dent; Mrs. Robert ST. Claire, senior
wee president; Miss Beatrice E.
Deeds. junior vice president; Mrs.
Edith King, conductor; Miss Rose
mary Lucas, guard; Miss Nellie Col
,lazier. treasurer; Miss Mary Glen
non. delegate to the F. W. c. Mrs.
Sarah f. Deeds. the retiring presi-
lent. was presented with an embroid.
cred tablecloth by Mrs. Mida Pea
body, in behalf of the circle. and 1t
was announced that Lincoln circle
would receive on New Year day with
he Women's Relief Corps.
w. c. r. U.-Mrs. Emma Sanford
shelton. state president. presided at
bhe executive all-day session held
Wednesday at headquarters. She
made a plea for more earnest work
Tor Sunday schools. and read a
letter from Mrs. Ellis A. Yost. ma
tional superintendent on cooperation
IN carrying out the work of the de-
partment of legislation. Miss Eliza
beth E. Reiss, described the work
lone by her Americanization commit
tee. and the report from the commit
lee on Red Cross roll was satisfactory
from financial standpoint
Mrs. J. w. Allison was appointed
chairman Of a COMMITTEES. fora two
W eek drive in behalf OF the Near East
Relief fund, at Union Station, and
Mrs. Eva c. CHswell was made chair
nan Of the New Year reception COM
nittee. Mrs. Theresa A. Williams
1lled the chair OF the recording secJ
-etary in the absence of Mrs. B. A.
Aineback. State officers and executive
he unwilling of the statues Of Susan
3. Anthony and Mrs. Mott. in the
Capitol February Is. Mrs. N. NJ. Pol
ock, corresponding secretary. read
etters from national headquarters
Fearing on the years program.
The FPienaAh1p Nursery Aid Club,
Mrs. Frank l.. Towner president. will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 1870 at
House. Miss Lydia Burklin.
read worker at the house, will be the
'peaker of the afternoon, her talk to be
ollowed by Christmas party for the
children. Members of the club will sing
! group OF Christmas carols, several of
he children will take part in the pro-
ram. and refreshments will be served
The hostesses will be Mrs. Overstreet,
Mrs. Schram. Mrs. Kendrick. Mrs. Pom
roy. Mrs. Hammeriy and Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. Frank Garden gave a card party
It her home Friday night to raise
money for the extra expenses Of the
party.
Dixie Chapter. United Daughter OF
he Confederacy. met Wednesday
'vening At Confederate Memorial Home,
Mrs. George B. King. newly elected
PRESIDENT Of the chapter, presiding. The
GLOWING committee chairmen were an
Credentials. Miss Alice Har-
ell; sick, Miss Louise Limerick; Red
cross, Mrs. Goodwin d. Ellsworth; re-
ief, Mrs. A. w. Wells; press, Miss Nav
(. Little; entertainment, Mrs Ruth u.
;titt; refreshment. Mrs. Anne E. Taber:
Program, Mrs. Paul L. Joachim; print
ng. Mrs. w. E. Rose; visiting, Mrs.
clifford Fl. Talbot; decorations, Miss
Lillian Morgan. Miss Alice HarreII.
Hiss Florence A. Fuller and Mrs. Ruby
". Chouning were elected to member
hip.