Evening star., 1921-05-29

and Mary College,, by Mrs. N'iharn
Owen of the Army and Navy
Chapter; "A Sketch of Thomas
Jefferson" by Mrs Harrison of
the Sara Franklin Chapter: Alex
ander Hamilton" by Mrs Lu-
ella Tfbbets of Victory Chapter:
History Of Our Federal Constitu-
ton" by Miss Eva Luke of Wendell
Wolfe Chapter. and Master Builders
of Our Republic" by Miss Ada Boyd
Classic of the Col. John DoneiSon
Chapter.
1t was voted to hold the exercises
attendant on the unveiling of the
bronze table to be placed at l?ol
Pennsylvania avenue on the afternoon
of June at pm.
Samuel GortOn Chapter. ID. "A. r..
met Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Walter w. Hicks. Election OF
officers resulted as follows: Regent.
Miss Mary F.. Smith; vice regent. MISS
Emily Clarke; recording secretary.
Miss Leona Clarke: corresponding
secretary, Miss Helen Marshall; +;
trea surer. Mrs, Moron; registrar. Mrs
Hicks; historian, Miss Jackson; chap
lain, Miss n. &. Brown
Women. City CIub.-Mrs. Laura
Bradley will be hostess al the dlrec-
tors reception this afternoon from $50
to s. She VIII be ass .Sted by MIS-:
Edward +. CostiS2n. Mrs. Rlcharo
Dean. Mrs. f w. Allen. Miss Jane
Bartlett. Mrs. Basil Manly. Mrs. +. +,
Sargent. Mrs. Elsie Reed Forester,
Miss Lorraine IRE. Mrs. r. a. Burr.
Miss Caroline Mckinley. Miss BesS d.
Schreiner and Miss Katherine X Will
SON Throughout the afternoon the
Misses Mcdowell will render selec-
tions of Hawaiian music.
A midsummer carnival for June Is.
is and II is being arranged under the
auspices OF the finance committee. All
members interested are asked 10 At
tend a meeting in the boardroom
Tuesday at 8. The house committee
has assumed charge of the refresh
ment booth as we'll as the soda foun-
tain in the garden. and the member
ship committee Will have charge OF
the candy booth. Mrs Nina Aiiender
and Miss Aline Solomons will have
general charge of decorations and
posters. Mrs. r. o. Jones will arrange
. dance for each evening. The com
mittee on District of Columbia suf-
frage will attend to those wishing TO
play cards. as we'll as the booth where
aprons. plain and fancy. may be found.
The entertainment committee prom
iseS many surprises, as does Mrs. Latl-
mer. who will have charge of the art
gallery. The committee on public re-
lief will take charge of the white
tions will be under the direct charge
of Mrs Marie Moore Forrest who is
planning. among other things. soap
bubbles for young folks little and
big. Miss Marie Is. Saunders will have
charge of a corps of fortune tellers.
two booths being provided. The presi-
dent. Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt.
takes charge of the fancy tables. with
an able committee Among booths
not yet assigned are china and glass,
Nl l.
ing grab-bass, etc. A diagram is at
the club.
Arts ClGb-The program arranged
by the entertainment committee for
the current week is as follows: This
evening. piano recital by Mrs. Helen
Corbin Heinl, assisted by Ernest Lent
on the cello Tuesday, at $50 final
Performance of the season by the Arts
Club Players. Thursday. Col Charles
L. Frailey will preside at the club
dinner. and afterward will lecture on
The Body and Soul of a Violin" il
lustrating his remarks with the valu-
able instruments from his own collec-
ton. At tie weekly forum. Saturday,
Mr.. Bush Brown will act as chair
man. and DR.. Charles Z. Pellew Will
speak on Textiles in the Arts and
Crafts" with special reference to dyes
and dyeins.
Dolly .Iadi.on Chapter. ID. A. r.
The annual celebration of the birth
Of Dolly Madison was held at the Col
lege Women's Club. with the re-
gent. Mrs. X. B. Patten, presiding.
Mrs St Clair. state regent. gave
Dolly Madison" Written by the late
Miss Ida c. Tulloch. was sung: Mrs.
Aargarita Spalding Gerry read an
unpublished story, and DR.. Kate Wal
Ter Barrett gave An account of her
TAlent n
A musical program consisted of songs
by Mrs Ralph Barnard and violin
solos by Miss Margaret Mansfield of
Texas. An informal reception fol-
The Shakespeare society closed its
season with a social and business
meeting in the parlors of the Y. w
C A officers elected for the coming
season were: President, L. V. Will
COX. Phi. D.: vice president, John
OHagan: secretary-treasurer. Grace
MAUD Morgan; dramatic director, Ma
BEL Owens Wilcox.
Constitution Chapter, ID. A. r., held
its May meeting at the home Of the
vice Tsgent. Mrs William c. Sanford.
given of the work done during the
year by the chapter and the following
omGers were elected: Mrs. Rob Roy
Mex ssnfard ahsn; vics regent; Mrs William G.
o.
vook, recording secretary; Mrs. Bella
Van Ness. corresponding secretary:
HrA Frank A. Ewarts. treasurer;
Mr ME- NaIius cH,,, w, Lewis. registrar;
Mrs. Eliza beth Pierce. chaplain, and
Helen Grandfeld Cook, recording
sscEetary.
y Piurtbus Un0m Chapter, ID. A. r..
sosed ITS season Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Darljn1 ,,,;,h Nj.
Lander. Mrs. Freeland and Miss Hart
man assisting hostesses Annual re-
ports were read. Money was appro-
priated for the Americaniza,ion work
being carried on in Arthur place. an
additional donation to the chapter
house and for the chapter to be rem
rese nted at the luncheon for the ma
tional officers, on June S The follow
Ing on1cers were elected for the year:
regent, Mrs. Sylvanus E. johnson;
cordlng secretary. Miss Clara f.
Brown: corresponding secretary, Miss
NellIe Darling; treasurer, Mrs Grace
G Danie elson: registrar. Mrs. Howard
Gamble historian. Miss Ada Quit
ner; chaplain. Miss Urilla Guitner.
Aa1fha WnshjsRton Chapter, ID, A..
r.. closed its season al the MAY meet
ing. ut the home of Mrs Charles ]
Newhard; assisting hostess, Mrs. r.
l. Oatley- The chapter unanimously
indorsed the candidacy of Mrs Will
liam & Hardy for the office Of state
regent. in the District d. A Il. The
following officers were elected: Re-
gent MIS-. B. G. Works. re-elect ed ;
hrst vice regent. Mrs. X. l.. Oailey,
reelected; second vice regent. Mrs
{. G. Clements; recording secretary
MIS-. Charles J. hard. reelected ;
corresponding secretary. Miss Mart hA
Ann walker treasurer. Mrs. blanche