Evening star., 1920-05-30

public. Mrs. Bertha NJ Robbins.
chairman.
Our Flag CAapser. d. A. H. held its
annual meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the residence Of Mrs. Louis D. Car
following oficers: Regent. Mrs. H B.
Polkinhorn; vice regent. Mrs. L. D.
Carman: recording secretary, MrS.
John T. Sadler: corresponding secre-
tsTy, Mrs. Frank Lee Williams: treas
urer. Miss Laura 6; o'Hars: Ies'ssTFaE Tsa:
Mary A. Kaufman: chaplain. Mrs.
Sarah Jackson. Mrs. G. w. Trow-
bridge was elected q member Of the
chapter. The nag committee report
ed the purchase Of thirty-six nags. TO
be presented to graduates Of the
night. The chapter appropriated 80
toward the salary 0f the teacher Of
the Amsrfeanization school in George
town and so toward the Guernsey
scholArShfp In the American Interna-
tional College It Springfield. Mass.
Addreesss were made BY Mrs Mat
thew 7. Scott and Mrs G. Wallacs
Hanger. Miss Blanche Polkinhofn
sang, accompanied BY Miss McRae.
National and state onicers were
guests Of the chapter.
The Cs3ambfa Heights Art Ciab
held It's last meeting for the season
at the home Of Mrs. A. Rogers Tracy.
at Franklyn Park. Va A program Of
comedy. paradoxy and numerous reci-
tations and songs was participated in
by the members. under the direction
Of Mrs. r. Ruswell Bowen. Mrs. Fa-
bef Stevenson and Mrs. r. b. Bare A
large club attendance and the follow
Ing guests. Mrs. A. Breariey. Mrs. Les
lie Coombs, Mrs. Eugene Pitcher and
Mrs. Hopkins enjoyed the hospitality
Of the hostess at luncheon. The club
closed an interesting years study Of
Roman history, BIC, and plans cone.
ttnuing this topic next season from
the eeginning Of the Christian era to-
thS present day. Tho club officers for
Hill. president: Mrs. J. Edson HriesH.
Wee pSS1ideAt; Mrs. A. r. Tracy, cor.
responding secretary; Mrs. r. a, Rus.
eSll. recording secretary; Mrs. Wfiliam
clarke, treasurer: Mrs. w. J.. Eth1II
Prsss reporter: Mrs. W. J. Pfliell,
Federation Of women's Clubs.
Priaes Georges County Chapt~r. n.
4. h, held its May meeting Al the
homo Of the regent. Mrs. II. j. wa,ker.
43e , street northeast, when the follow
ing Officers were elected fo- the coming
year: Regent. Mrs. Clement W. Sher
IN !; vice regent. Mrs. MacClain Smith
recording secretary. Mr1. D. weynsan
corresponding secretary. Miss G. Grid.
icy treasurer. Mrs. 8. H Walker regis
tfef. Miss Lucrecia H. Carr; historian,
Miss Elsie Joyner: ofapiain, Ma. Eiis.
a6etA Lester: Mrs. Thomas Bowie Cls.
&e0s was proposed for mGlnA6eshiu.
A09seo0 served refreshmentA
v1seesy Chapter. d. A. r., hs,d its
anAoal meeting Monday evening Ct the
honse Of the regent. Mrs. Louis A Az
Bot, SeoS S1th sersSe. Nspof{s shOVed
the a4airs Of dc clapesr to- be m =
doun1shfAg condttseA. A sum Wne
donated to buy warp 70 mount the loom
to Be operAted by the soldiers at Mount
Alto The following ofliosfs were el0oE-
cd: Regent Mrs.. Joseph Stewart; vfce
, regent. Nfs. DAVID b. Caldwell: record
ing secretary. Mrs. Frank R. Sale: cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Frank b.
Htteli: treasurer. Mrs. James L.
Owens: registrar. Mrs. Horace K Full
ton: historian. Miss Kathrina L. Har-
vey, and members Of the board Of man
aSement, Mrs. Louis A. Abbott. Mrs. j.
y. Baker, Mrs. CHARLES w. Floyd and
Mn. Z. X. EysrIy.
The District Of Csl1asbfa Federation
Of ,Wsaen's CIuDs held It's last meet
ting OF the club year Monday even
Ing in the little theater Of. the Post
Ohaoe Department. Mrs. Howard I.
Heagkins. president; presided. The
ostved into the federation with unAni-
NOUS approval. DR.. W. D. Tswksbury
gave an address on the efforts on the
part Of the government and OF the
tq06fcHlostS association 70 prevent
the AavsiepMsnt Of tuberculosis and
Ao - 49,
Frederick c. Howe. former csmaGis-
stoner Of immigration Of New York,
spoke on the subject Of immi srAttof.
Mrs. William Alexander presented an
6utline Of the work Of tho association
encouraging the international revival
.rl andSsa.fa Mr. H.nash aa srs sptrry MA
John II. Connolly. Miss wiihelmina
RHODE and Miss Ethel Bagby were
elected alternates to the biennial
convention Of the Federation Of
Women's Clubs TO be held At Des
Moines. Iowa, June Is to %.
The MsUs Interest Club Of TaksMa
Park met Wednesday At the residence
Of Mrs. Simmons. Maple avenue. Ideas
On thrift were given. and Mrs, J.
Dennis. Mrs 8. Redman and Mrs
Ferry were admitted to membership.
n. .. d. r. r. A-The executive
meeting OF the Daughters of Founders
and patriots of America met recently
e the homo Of Ms. william Van
zandt- Cox. Emery plAcs, Brishtwoods
p G: o@esfs. eouneilors and the
founder sd prssideAt Of the District
chapter. Mrs.. 1synton, were prssent
for the businsss session, and many
nsmeeIe OF organizations attended the
eeeial hour BY special invitation. the
date tsint IN honor Of the feundinS
Of Jamsaf0wn. Va. in 1903. The new
national president. Mrs. Alice Bradford
Miles. presided. and Officers and ma.
fionaf committee chaifmen presented
REPORTS. The resignation Of Mrs. Bal
ssy as national registrar was reported,
ana Mrs; 1ruMbaugh vas elected 70
NIL the once: Several names were pre-
sented for the hrst time, ana thirteen
new n1embef0 were eieeted.
!. CeIunhss caAeSsSs .. 4. =, held its
Nay psettne ~. - Ayaftmslta, Of
4yA .0eS10e O. A1a6y. C6o1loI SASk
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