Evening star., 1921-04-10

which met Friday evening at the
home Of the president Mrs Margaret
Two papers-one on "Cnildren, @ W,.c OF
ham. and one on Colonial Women.
by Mrs. Hagerman-were read. Mrs.
Alice Bradford Wiles, national presl..
dent Of the society and guest OF
lined for the coming year. Mrs. HOS
tettler also was a guest OF tho cnap-
| ter.
The general court will be held
THURSDAY at the Raleigh ta,,tsG! HGtei also 20
the evening of the 18th an informal
reception will be held.
France. Scott Chapter. d: A. r. met
Tuesday at the home Of the Regent
Mrs. Edward B. Olney. It was de-
cided to continue the education of the
French war orphan adopted oy the
chapter several years ago. mrs
George w. Eastment reported the re-
rington success. The. presentation
of valuable books to the library At
Continental Hall by Mrs. Warren E.
Emley and Mrs. Alfred Ball Garges
through the chapter was reported.
, Alternates to the Continental Con.
Garges. Mrs. Watson E. Coleman.
Mrs. Willard E. Haynie. Mrs. Warren
, E. Emley, Miss Helen Thompson, Mrs.
George Armls. Mrs. Harry L. Leon,
Mrs. William w. Whittier. Mrs. George
w. Eastment and Mrs. Howell Gordon.
The annual luncheon of the chapter
members and their guests will be the
closing social event of the season
| for the chapter next month.
| U, 8. Grant Circle. No. 1, Ladder G.
A. r., will celebrate it's thirtieth
birthday anniversary in G. A. r. Hall
! Tuesday evening. April -. with a
| musical and literary entertainment. to
; which have been invited the other
three circles. the G. r. posts, the
| their friends.
Victory Chapter. ID. A. r.. met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Louis A: Alb
bot. who was assisted by Mrs. David
! Caldwell and Miss Cora Cooper The
regent, Mrs. JolGh Stewart, pre-.
| sided.
! Various interests of the chapter
were discussed, and it was voted to
| make another contribution to the
/ sistance to the Americanization
school in Georgetown. and to unite
! with two other chapters in undertak-
ing new work along the line of Amer
icanization. A contribution was made
to the Nine. Curie radium fund.
!
| wife. Mrs. Dorothy Hancock. were
contributed by Mrs. Charles w. Floyd
! and Mrs. T. J. Kemp. followed by one
on John Adams by Mrs. F. R. Sale.
Crittenton Wheel Club.-Mrs. J. A.
Wickham. 1908 Rhode Island avenue
northeast, entertained the club at a
luncheon Friday. Out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Ada McCredie. Pittsburgh:
Mrs. Hanes Wickham. Norwalk Ohio;
Mrs. T. B. Monroe. Merfden. N. H.. and
Mrs. George H. Cummings, Andover
Mass. The latter. returning from Flor
ida gave talk on Florida experiences.
Mrs. Brumbaugh read from the Life OF
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson" Mrs.
! W. ]. Hoehle will be the club hostess on
April %. at 1892 1st street.
The Abracadabra Club was enter
i tanned Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. John NJ. Sylvester. Takoma
Park Officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: President. Mrs.
Frank J. Metcan: first vice president,
i Mrs Blanch H. Ray; second vice presi-
| dent, Dr. Charles G. Abbot; secretary
treasurer, Mrs. May Howard; CORE
spending secretary. Miss Flora ]. Nc
| Creery; executive committee, Mrs.
Catherin e. Brumbaugh, Mrs. N. w.
Preston, Mr.. John NJ. Sylvester. Mrs.
H. L. Barrick and Mr.. Walter F. Smith.
Twenty-Five members responded to
| Topics of the Day." and recitations,
music and readings were given by Ben
! iamin Morrison, Mrs. Edwin W. James,
! Mrs. Catherine +. Brumbaugh, Judge