Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02
ographer Of the Library of Congess:
The public is invited.

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| The public is invited.
The Columbian Women OF George
WashinKton University will meet at
| Law School, 1875 K street. There will
be a social hour and brief business
I meeting, and at S o'clock Mrs. Henry
! B. F. Mcfarland will read a series
of original poems. The hostesses will
| be Mrs. w. c. Clephane. Mrs E.
| Edgington, Mrs. N. T. Price and Miss
Koetz.
| Victory Chapter. D. A. r.. met Mon
day evening at the home Of Mrs
night" with Mrs. Luella N. Tfbbetts
I and Mrs. r. Cotton Lewis as assisting
hostesses.
Reports showed that donations had
been given to the committee on
Americanization and for a rug ma
chine for the boys at Mount Alto.
The Christmas gifts Of the chapter
| included a fund to be used in the
purchase of rolls for the player
! piano at Mount Alto. and a gift of
David D. Caldwell, for the same in
stitution.
In reply to an appeal from the
i committees on patriotic education
and Americanixati on for a contribu-
ton toward fund for supplying
the schools, the amount was voted.
Miss Harvey spoke in behalf Of the
proposed state chapter house. Notice
| was given of the. ball, under the
! auspices of the committee on Amer
;eanization, to be given at the
| OF greeting was read from an absent
! member. Mrs. E., R. Harvey OF Port
land. Ore. Mrs. T. ]. Kemp invited
all members to attend the reception
to be given at the Congressional Club
on New Year day.
| The address of the evening was
given by Senator Fletcher of Florida
| on Thomas Jefferson" Mrs. Joseph
Stewart, regent, introduced the state
chaplain. Mrs. James =. Hart. Mrs
st. Clair, state regent, sent greetings
The Charles A. Doyen, U. 8. M. C
| Unit Of the American WOmen's Legion
will meet tomorrow night at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. A. Pfleger, 1872 18th stree
southeast.
The JOhnson-POweM Mothers' Club
in session Tuesday, considered detail,
Of club work by open discussion. il
which all engaged freely, led by Mrs
Rafter, president. A report of the lunch
committee showed that 1893 cups o.
cocoa and soup had been served schoo
children in three weeks. and that $25 o
| the original loan for supplies had beer
repaid. The club voted to pay the loaI
in full. The Red Cross plan for CO
operation in lunch work was explained
and motion carried to accept the offer
This assistance is to begin the SECOND
week in January.
A resolution was adopted to have
committee appointed for drafting for by.
laws an order regulating expenditure.
OF club money and the assumption o
financial obligations
A vote Of thanks was rendered to tn,
unknown donor of a gift to defray ex.
pense of cutting door in the kitchen a
Powell School. This Improvement is t.
be made at once.
Mrs. Sanders. delegate, reported tn,
building program proposed by board O
education before Council Of Mothers re-
Gently. The club voted Endorsement O.
the plan. Mrs. Rafter announced tina
favorable recognition had been accorded
| the survey Of school buildings made b,
the mothers clubs Of the city. A motion
was carried to give cooperation to tn.
Mount Pleasant Citizens Association
''in taking census of our school distric
to determine future requirements To-
school,"
For the largest representation O
mothers at meeting, Mrs. Smiths thirr
grade Of Powell School Is to be awardef
pennant for the following month. All
mothers interested in the welfare O
their children in the schools are urref
to be present at January meeting o.
the club.