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

Yorks. with the president. Mrs B. c.
Yorks in the chair. Mrs. Charles
Fisher read paper. "Agriculture
and the DS ribution of Food" and
Miss Marshall of the Consumers League
cation.
Chaplin Union met at w. c. r. U.
headauarters tecently., Mrs: Fran
H. Tibbitts flower mission: re
ported flowers sent to several free
wards Of the hospitals. sick mem
bers and to St. Elizabeth's Asylum.
Mrs Frank E. Richards gave re-
port of social red letter day: Miss Lou
Weightman, evangelistic; Miss Gus
sic Nichols, treasurer. stated after
the per capita had been paid to the state
treasurer there was "a large balance still
on hand.
The Parent and Teacher Club of Car
hery School held its current meeting,
with Mrs. Duvail. president. in the chair.
Mrs. Wine. vice president. gave read.
ing on christmas Customs of Prague"
Mrs Duvan, as club representative to
the community school conference held
by the board of edtAcation. was instruct
ed to stand for a minimum wage of
District and also to make a vital issue
Of the playground need in the north
east.
The club was entertained by Rev.
John T. Huddle with Rotations and
committees were appointed for 1921.
The Legion Of Loyal Women held it's
closing meeting of the year Monday
evening in the gold room of the New
Ebbitt- All officers for the ensuing
ton of the vice president. Miss
Byerlie. who is leaving the city.
and of the chaplain. the late Mrs
May Houston These vacancies were
filled by the election of Mrs. Hattie
Roach. vice president. and Mrs.
Frances Marsh, chaplain. Following
the election. business was suspended
to admit Miss Reid, who requested
the president. Mrs. Calver. that the
legion be represented at the unwilling
Mrs. Cady Stanton and Mrs. Mott.
in statuary hall. at the Capitol.
February Is. A committee was ap-
pointed, consisting of Miss Cora c.
Curry. Mrs A. s. Odea1, Mrs. Frances
Marsh. Mrs. E K. Temple Gillette.
Roach. Miss Mary L. Smith. Mrs.
NJ. A. Knapp. Mrs. Olive c. Johnson.
Mrs. Martha E. Eeight. Mrs. Lizzie w.
Calver and Mrs. E. S. Tabor
The legion wiz hold it's annual
reception New Year day in the gold
sisted by the Daughters of Veterans.
The first meeting Of 1921 will be held
January 10.
The Junior Gov. Thomas Welles So
ciety. C. A. r., was entertained recent
ly by Mrs. r. H. Iggett. Constance
Wisewel1 presided The following
m members contri buted to the program:
Ruth Parker. Millicent Wood. Hester
Ann lie Fevre and Frances Simonds.
NJ I~
Wynkoop. Mary Tolson, Marshall
Morgan and Ann MulhalI. Invited
quests who brought greetings were
Mrs: Daniel Lothrop, founder of the
National Society of Children of the
american Revolution; Mrs. Eleanor
Washington Howard. who was the
last OF the Washington family born
at Mount Vernon. and DR.. Clifton P.
Clark
Fifty of the members and friends
or the Senior Society were the guests
of Edward Chappelear Saturday even
ing The president, Mrs. c. &. Ewing,
was in charge. Contributions of books
Tor the settlement library were re-
ceived. Margaret Thomson presented
Transfers 20 the D. A. r. were given to
Hazel Phillips and Anita .Fiske. STAN
ley Meloy. alexander Britton, Robert
Bolton. Edna Wells and Mary Rich
ards were named to have charge Of
ing the holidays.
League Of American Penwomen-
At the business meeting held Mon
now pending on Congress. was in
dorsed, and plans for the authors
carnival ball and other winter ac-
dvtties were discussed. Mrs. William
Atherton Du .Puy. president. put be-
fore the membership an outline for
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held here in the early spring, and
new members admitted were Mrs.
Eleanor NJ. Carlson, Mrs. Anon A.
Fries. Mrs. Lucia r. Maxwell. Mrs.
Henry Philip Reisinger. Miss Jose
Hine Stickney. Mrs. May F. Van Ripper,
Mrs. Edward Albion, Mrs Honora Jane
Hofhnger and Miss Dorothy Du Nut
Watson. After the business session
an informal reception was held in
honor of the new members.
The Abracsdnbrn Club was enter
tanned Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomfield n.
Howard. with the president. Frank J.
Metcali. presHIng; Responses to roll
gall were on Christina; Mrs; Frank
Many Lands. concluding with an
original poem: remarks were made by
DR.. James Mckee. Capt H p. McTn-
tosh, Mr.. H. L. Barrick and Dr. Will
liam TindalI. Capt. Lenue1 Warner
read an article by T. c. Harbaugh on
o. visit to Garland. the historic
home Of George Alfred Townsend
(Gath). Dr. and Mrs. Alanson d. More
house were elected to membership.
Musical selections were rendered as
Vocal solos. Mrs. F. w. Law
son. accompanied by Miss Toepper;
violin and piano duets. Mr.. and Mrs.
Melville d. Lindsay: piano solo, Mrs.
Haupt; vocal solo. Mrs Mabel C. Lind
say: saxophone duet. Mrs. Hacken-
berger and son, with piano accompa-
niment by Miss Topper Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The DistTiet 81 Columbia Chap ef,
Of 1912 Society. met Tues
day at the residence of Mrs Robert n.
Yeatman. a real daughter. Owing to
the illness Of the president. Mrs w. F.
QuicksaIl. the vice president, Mrs. J.
Franklin Wilson, presided. Mrs W. NJ
Dove. chairman OF the entertainme Mt
reported the success of the
card party recently given at the
Woman's City Club.
Reports were given by other COM
mittees and names were proposed for
FIsrence Crittenton Wheel C1vb-
Mrs. Mary e. Brashears rendered the
Wheel Club a luncheon Thursday,
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