Evening star., 1921-02-06

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Olive Dunlap was introduced and
gave an address descriptive OF her
Amertcanization work in New York
and experiences with the mountain
folk of Kentucky and Tennessee.
The Twentieth Century Club met
Thursday morning in the assembly
room of the Cosmos Club. Dr.. T. w.
Salmon delivered an address on Mon.
tai Hygiene; Commissioner Mabel
Chest" and Arthur Moses made an
appeal for the children of central
Europe Mrs. Bertha s. Ball, Mrs. D.
lAgneW Greenlees, Mrs. A. b. Mullett
MISS elizabeth Eastman and Mrs. Al
bert Mann were elected to member
snip. Resolutions on the death Of
Miss Nettie Louisa White. who died
IN January. were read by Mrs. L. G. b.
Pierce. Announcements were made
also OF the deaths of Mrs. w. Y. Thay 2.
whom had been members Of long
standing and had done notable Red
cross work during the war. Mention
was made of the action taken by the
board on the death of Mrs. Samuel f..
club and recently on it's honorary list
OF members. The club indorsed the
plan to purchase land for the building
oi an institution for the detectives OF
the District
Mal Ius N. CaWpueI. cnatfm4u
OF the elections committee. announced
the names Of those who had been se-
lected on the nomination ballot. They
are Mrs. w. H. Heron. president: !:
Mrs: Frank II. Briggs and Mrs. Ben
}amin lam E; Smith. vice president; Mrs.
Lamb. recording secretary: Mrs. L. F.
Schmeckebier and Mrs Truman Alb
bey' corresponding secretary; Miss
JOY l. Webster, treasurer; Mrs.
James Baird, Mrs. Ernest p. Bicknell.
Mrs George F. Bowerman. Mrs. Ed
ward b. Clark. Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosve-
nor. Mrs. William r. Hiliebrand. Mrs.
Richard Fay Jackson. Mrs. Lyman b.
SWormstedt and Miss Emma Strider.
directors The members will recsive
with which will be printed slips
showing the proposed changes in the
bylaws to be voted on at the March
Hleeting.
The parliamentary law section, un-
DER the leadership of Mrs. Frank H.
Briggs. will meet Tuesday morning
at II O'Clock. in the rooms OF the Y.
w. c. A, 1888 F street, when arrange
menus for a special course in paFlia-
mentary law for the remainder of
the CLUB year will be made. The
section of archaeology. Mrs. John Lowe,
Leader: will meet Tuesday at 2:3o. 1t
2e22 Woodley place, when The Tex
tiles of the American Indians" will
be treated by Mrs. A. r. Tracy. Tues
day evening the section Of literature
VIII meet at the home Of Mrs. George
Z. fowerman. 1852 Ontario road. The
subject for the evening will be THE
Modern Essay" in charge of Mrs. c.
| W Hayes and Mrs. Philip S. Smith.
The French section will meet at the
nome OF the leader. Mrs. John Van
Schalck. 81; l4l7 Massachusetts avenue.
Wednesday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock.
Nine Armenou will speak on current
topics. Thursday morning the civics
section win meet at the A. c. A.
house, 1907 " street. Mrs. Frederick
v. coviile III be in charge OF the
Washington The art section viii
meet Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
at 1447 Irving street. Mrs. A. r.
! Crandail will speak on "Modern Ten
dencies In Technique" The members
Of the literature section are specially
| Invited.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. ID. A. r.,
met Tuesday evening. Mrs Brand,
Miss Margaret Dellett and Miss Mary
Porter Smith were assisting hostesses
The regent. Mrs. H. c. Oberhoiser. pre-
sided. Announcement was made of
the benefit card party to be given
February II by the chapter at the
College Woman's Club.
Miss Bertha Francis Wolfe, former
regent. was elected delegate to the
continental Congress- and the follow
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Coyner, Mrs. Dellett,
Mrs. Stine. Mrs. Dinwiddie. Mrs. Keb.
Ter. Mrs. Parker, Mrs Metz and Miss
Edwards. The chapter has under con-
isideration the revision OF its bylaws.
Prof. Charles A. Johnson. principal o.
Executive branch Of the constitution.
Miss Helen F. Edgar, with Mrs Thel-
ma Trotter az accompanist, gave two
solos. A social hour followed the
program.
Tuesday at the residence of Mrs Rob
ert 2. Cook. After business routine
the following alternates were elected
to serve at the National D. A. r. Con-
gress In April: Mrs. Mahlon Winter.
Miss Nette L. Herrick. Mrs. Mary X
p. Cook. Mrs. H. G. Toison. Mrs. Eula
K: Woodward and Mrs. Clyde ii. Ham
ibiin. A social hour was enjoyed with
1.-The hostess. who was assisted by ne
"aushic., Miss Cook.
The sarah Franklin Chapter, d. A.
r.. held its current meeting at the
! r"sidt1ce of Mrs. Fiorrie Barr. Mrs
Ziegier and Mrs. Barr being hostesses
In the absence of the regent, Mrs. MuI-
care Vice Regent Miss Edna, Alexander
presided.
The following delegates and alternates
were elected to the Continentaa Con
gTess: Mrs: James = Mulcars. Miss
Edna H. Alexander. Mrs. George War.
field. Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Simpson. MI
Ogden, Mrs. oneal. Mrs Ziegier and
Mrs. Doniphan.
This historian, Mrs. Robert Harrison
read paper on tho Beginning Of fhe
| Revolution
The chapter is arranging a card party
February IA for the scholarship fund
to the Lees Moray School In North
Carolina, this being the third scholar
home OF Mrs. William Sholes. Papers
we're read by Mrs. Herman Smith, Mrs.
j. Ramsay Dewitt and Mrs. William K.
Cooper. Guests wssc Mrs. Fisher, Miss
Fisher. Mrs. Black. Mra. Spaulding and
Mra Wurtz.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Vet-
| ernms Of Foreign Wars will meet
Saturday at Pythian Hall. Initiation
Of several members Ia expected. At
the recent Initiation the candidates
were Mrs. Catherine Barraek. Miss
| and Mrs. Ethelynn Rolff. The auxi1-
iary will give an entertainment and
| box party at Pythian Hall. Febru-
ary rs.
The Takoma Park Civic study Club
| met Tuesday afternoon In the Takoma
Branch Library. DR.. J. 4. Murphy q
physician detailed to the work Of the
physical examination Of pupils in the
schools Of the District, emphasized
the importance Of this work and I'M
vited attention to the fact that . child
whose mouth u kept clean and healthy