Evening star., 1921-05-15

T.. Chamberlin, first vice preSiueh''
Mrs. George W. E.astmont. second vice
president; Mrs. Nina Allender, recorq-
ing secretary; Miss Mabel Owen cor
| responding secretary; MISS fiorehce
! F.. Stiles. treasurer. Board or dl-
rectors: Miss Ethel n. Bagley. Mrs
| Frank S. Bright. Miss Laura Borrion,
| Mrs. Laura A. Bradley, Miss Myrtle
Burr, Mrs. Isaac Cans, Mrs. Marie
Moore Forrest. DR.. a. Francis foye'
| Miss Alice Heaven. Mrs. Howard L.
Hodgkins, Miss Gertrude T. Leonard
Mrs. A. Leftwich Sinclair. Miss Ailne
Solomons, Miss Mary O'Toole.
The committee on public relief, Mrs.
! William +. Champeriin. chairman
Miss Elona Tortorelia, chairman, 81:
| Mary's Industrial School benefit. ana
! the committee for the beneht, report
profit of over $500 to be turned
| Mrs. Mary c. McCloskey. Or. Eliza
| beth Johnson, Miss Jane J. Corbey'
Miss Julia BanniSan, Miss Mary NJ.
| Barron. Miss Mary Byrne oTooie'
/ Miss Bessie Wollard, Mrs. Ru'h T.
Martin, Mrs. Frank $. Parks. Mrs.
Sarah l. Cantley. Mrs. r. b. shaw.
| will have d dinner party at the cruz
| tomorrow night.
| The executive board of the District
of Columbia Congress of Mothers anu
| lPnrent-Tenchcr Associations met al
| Mason house Tuesday. when plans Tor
| the whole day session May /! were
completed The members will meet
at the home of Mrs Edison Briggs
| at IL o'clock Reports Will be read
and recently elected officers VIII be
Installed There will be an intermls-
! sion for a box luncheon. The con.
! gress decided to send the children OF
Hamilton School to the circus. uhder
| the supervision of their teacher. All
future executive board meetings and
| the clothes conservation exhibit Will
! be held in Mason house.
The Edmonds Mothers Club met
| Monday afternoon, with Mrs ): n.
Saunders presiding. Mrs. w. Wolfe
Smith spoke on better films and the
! first and second grade children sang
| group of songs under the direction
! of their teachers Mrs. Selden Ely ana
Miss Dorothea Cook.
Mrs. w. w. Smith, chairman of bet
ter films committee of the District
| Congress of Mothers, will address the
| Emery lexington Parent Teacher
Association Friday at 3 pm.
| n. $, G. A. R.-The last business
meeting of the season was held by the
board of management, National so
ciety, Children of the American ReVo-
luton. in Memorial Continental Hall,
Thursday morning, Mrs: FRANK w;
Mondell presiding. One hundred ana
sixty-four members were admitted to
the society, making new member
ship this year of 1,219 boys and girls,
with an enrolment of over $4,000. The
report of the national treasurer
showed balance of s6,O32.9S. me
appointments of the following state
directors were confirmed: Florida,
Mrs. NJ. w. Carruth; Illinois, Mrs;
Lewis Barrack; Iowa. Mrs. Ned
Young: New Jersey, Mrs. George w.
Zeandle.
cri,tcnton Wheel Club-Mrs. Pauline
| C. Potwin, 2S30 9th street, entertain
ed the Wheel Club Thursday. A DIS,
cussion of the race problem occupi1u
much of the afternoon. Nine. "A; nv, v.
Stangler of Bohemia was guest; me
announcement that Mrs. Frank w oou
bury. for years a valued member oi
the club. would soon move to anotneI
city brought forth many expreSslohs
of regret Mrs. Woodbury. WIN .e re
the last hostess for the season May 10
Capitol Hill History Club.-Muslc
was the subject of the program
Wednesday, when the club met win
Mrs. Clayton E. Willard. Mrs; CnariSs Is
Stafford read paper on niaSed MaS a
violin solo, Mrs. walter BishoP &C.
comnanving on the piano: Mrs: Harry
F. Patterson sang and MIS-; ND ~,
K Peck gave a sh~"t taik ui
'Construction of Mu: Mrs. NJ
Nichols, Mrs. Mcmillan and MRS. a
Causey will act as hostesses 70 ne ne
club at luncheon Wednesday at t.s
home of Mrs. H. b. Mattoacc Ha,Liin
street. Mrs. L. B. slime, " ran .,,a
Street northeast, will be, hostess ;ns
naxt regular meeting. May 25, when
viii he the last of the season.
Th. Col. John DoneIson Chapter,
n. A. r., met Tuesday at tne hoIile -
Miss Adelaide Shealey: ac.,e ~ tho sea-
1t was the last meeting OF .he W;ss
SON and election Of officers. aiss IS
Te,en Harmon was elected regent IN
nlace of Miss Clara B. Moore Wno tds Ia
recently left Washington. Inc chn ho
iowing were re-elected: MISS snea-
iiew vice regent: Miss Adams. record
| ing secretary; Miss Everett. CORE
snonding secretary; MISS Cur ur,Isa. Nis
treasurer: Mrs. Geyer. registrar MISS
classic, historian; Mrs. Donnel' chap-
| lain.
ch,rter r Of p. f. o. Sisterhood had
| house party at Vacation hoase'
Cherrydale, "Wednesday ana Inursuay a. :
The business mee.,ns cum nm Thursday
the "B, l. LIS" were guests al dinner
Mrs. Worthy P. Stearns was chaperon.
The womnn's Club OF Chevy Chase.
Md. will hold it's annual business
meeting Wednesday at O'CLOCK IN
Inc MARYLAND School, following lunch ,
con at / 40 The music section Will
give a French musical TUESDAY AT .
ernoon at 3 o'clock at the nome OF
Mrs. Norcross, 407 Raymond stree''
The social section Will give Pio
pressiye dinner May ~.
The Political Study Club Will ne en-
itertained at garden party at the
home OF Mrs. Maynard crane bur
ren. Wisconsin avenue and Ne~arh
street at 3 o'clock Saturday after
noon. A musical program has been
arranged by Mrs. Fred \. Shephero.
Election of officers for the ensuing
year will be held.
The Sarah st. Clair Chapter, ID. A. r.
held its annual meeting Monday at
the home of Mrs. Hill, 1896 lanier
| place. the hostesses being Mrs. 81.
Clair. Mrs Crane and Mrs, Goodman.
Ofcers were elected as follows:
Regent. Mrs. Holzberg; vice regent
Mrs. Tarring: recording secretary
Miss Cove; corresponding secretary
| Mrs. Hill; treasurer. Mrs Murphy;
historian, Mrs. Barrass; registrar
Mrs. Strong; chaplain, Mrs. kinsley'
and colorbearer. Miss Day.
Mary Washington Chapter. ID. A. Il.
closed its season Tuesday evening in
was given over to the annual election
of Offices and yearly reports. The
treasurer reported the receipt OF
about $1,000 during the fiscal year
over $1,000 of Trich has been dis
bursed for patriotic and charitable
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