Evening star., 1920-03-21

iasWomen's City Club.-Mrs. n. r
Street will be hostess at the direc-
txs' reception this afternoon. Miss
Mabelle Alexander, Miss Mary Ben
nett. Miss Gladys Macdougall, Miss
GSTtrude Smith. Miss Edith Foote,
Miss Lorraine Ure, Miss Edith Stevens
and Miss Nell Clarke will assist. The
reception is from ) to o'clock and
Gray will be in charge of musical
Tuesday evening. Wednesday evening
CuPowell Minnegrode, director of the
Cdfcoran Gallery of Art. will give an
illustrated talk on the works of the
gallery. Miss Ethel Bagley will be
iH,,,.charge. Thursday evening Frank
Bra ch Riley official representative OF
the states Of Oregon and Washington
aftH the province of British Columbia.
VIII tell his travel tale. THE lnterna-
treted lecture. and Riley's pictures are
fSiiious for their beauty and rarity Mrs
1i.&rie Manning Gasch will give a book
oliat Saturday afternoon at 4:4o.
::::..1he National Society Colonial
DmuShters of America will hold its
thirteenth annual meeting April "a IN
THE ch;ldren's room at Continental
MSfnorial Hall The president gen
enaI of the society is Miss Mary Flor
ESger Brook Taney. former ChleI
.I,istjce of the United States Supreme
court Addresses will be made by
MIS- George Thatcher Guernsey, MRS.
.Loseph Benson Foraker ana Others
,Jroninent in the life Of the organi-
za.tfon.s \ number of oficial Tacan
cies will be filled at an election. and
a,nfeature of the program VIII De
trip to Mount Vernon, when MISS
Rsy Washington will lay wreatn on
the grave of her ancestor.
,..rhe Washington Readers Club Will
nptet Tuesday at 5 pm at the Coiiese
W,Stnen's Club, 1922 I street Those
Interested in the subject faVe'
Talks are invited to attend
The Hilary HerScrt>Chnpter. U. d.
C.. met at Mrs. Munns, 24oo 1eth
street. Wednesday. and had as Ts
nfssident Of the United Daughters of
The Confederacy of Richmond Two
new members We're elected, also a
shnn was unanimously voted Tor the
Jefferson Davis monument at fair-
view. Ky This chapter was organ-
ICED for the purpose of relief work
for the Confederate Veterans
The District of Columbia Chapter,
Daughters of Founders and Pafriots
of America, held it's March meeting
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we'll. Oficers were elected for the
coming year. as follows: President,
Mrs. Margaret G. De Wolf: vice presl-
dent. Mrs. Mary G. Beach: recording
secretary. Mrs Stephen ]. Murphy
corresponding secretary. Mrs Bertha
Whilldin Crane: trea surer. Mrs sam
uel G.. Cornweil: registrar. Mrs John
s, 'Bukey: historian, Mrs. Amherst
w. Barber: colorbearPr, Mrs. Mary
Dallas Quicksoll. and chaplain. Mrs.
Caroline A KinsIey. Three coun-
ciiors elected for three years were
Mis- Ella Whilldin. Mrs o. H Bar
rass and Mrs. Frederick j. MeyStre-
Mrs Louis T. McFaddem and Mrs.
Charles W. Barrett we've elected to
fill two vacancies among the coun-
cilors-Is19 and 1922 The General
Court convenes April Is and Mrs
John s. Bukey was unanin cusiy elect
ed delegate by the chapter.
The Girls Friendly Society of May
wood. Va, recently organized by Mrs.
William A Richardson, held its
fourth meeting Wednesday at Mrs.
Richardson's home After a work
hour half hour is given to amuse-
ments and the meeting closes at 9
o'clock.
The Housekeepers' Alliance. an affili-
alton of representative women who
believe the problems of the home
must be viewed from the standpoint
of both the homemaker and the
houseworker. If the American home
of today is to fill its place in the ma
tionaI reconstruction plan. has elect
cd the following officers: President.