Evening star., 1921-11-13
NEWS OF THE CLUBS.

The CLUBS { 3.
ground on which the Battle of -Four
Mile Run was fought Its ichtpped and
mutilated surface attracts additional
Sx has sssn rssst e whies aes
10 q marker bearing the namo of
Keystone Chapter and the Daughters Of
the American Revolution.
Although the responsibility for re-
storing the stone was assumed by
Of its loved member, Mrs. M. Clyde
Kelly.. who was then the state vice
regent Of the District, the actual
dedication was unavoidably delayed
stones to be dedicated. thus conclud-
ing the project begun under the
state regency Of Mrs. Charles M. Rich
Miss Hilda Fletcher. past state
upon the especial significance OF the
date of the exercises, coming as It
did on tho Sunday just preceding the
additionally solemn celebration OF
the conference for limitation Of arma-
| ment.
The state historian. Mrs. Louis A. A.
Abbott. read the poem BY Miss Ada
Boyd Classic on 'The Spirit of the
Milestone" at the conclusion Of which
Helen Rayner and Masters William
| and Merrill Clemenson. children Of
members Of the chapter. Miss Blanche
Louise Green led the singing Of "Amer-
ica." :.
| Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent. No,
| I, Daughters Of Veterans, held an
| open meeting Monday In honor Of DR.:
Henry johnson. recently elected
junior vice commander-in-chief. G.. A.
| advocate general on the staff of the
| G. A. R.. and Col. De Groot. comman-
der Of the Division of Maryland. Sons
| Of Veterans. at which about 130
sGs bs M
for the tent: Mrs. Oldroyd, DR.. John
son. Col. De Groot. Col. McElroy, de-
partment commander of the Division
of the Potomac; Harley "Speelman.
past commander of the Sons Of Vet.
the United States Treasury. and Mrs.
Ball, associate editor Of the National
| Tribune. Those who assisted In tho
musical program were the drum
Mr.. Lovelace, Of the Foreign Wars
| Legion: Mr.. Lainge. Miss Hagner and
Mrs. Esther NJ. Sloss. Lincoln Camp,
Sons Of Veterans. and Cushing Camp,
sented by their respective comman-
ders. Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Williams. A
little farce was presented by the
ladies Of the tent, called IAN Initia.
| ton Into the Order OF the Stewed
oysters" in which the parts we're
| Quackenbush. Miss Marjorie May
nard, Mrs. Loebsack. Mrs. Mary Van
Ness Fauth. Miss Austin. Mrs.
Gladys Murrill, Miss Albright. Miss
Prudence Trevena and Mrs Sutton.
/ the president OF the tent. Music and
dancing followed. =
The Carito, I'M history Club met
| Tuesday with Mr.. I. 3. Reed. 3759 Nc
| Kinley street. A buffet lunch was
served at 1 o'clock. the hostess being
assisted by Mrs. Ch" rles Fisher a~d
Mrs: F. T; F. Rorke. The meeting was
ness. The next meeting will be held
with Mr.. G. Felt, November 80, :.
Wednesday night with Miss Dorothy
Perrott, the Hillside, 1415 Chaplin
| street. ?
its annual election Of officer Tues
comb. the vice regent, Mrs. Francis
presiding as chairman. The results
were as follows: Mrs. Lisle s. Lips,
comb, regent: Mrs; LULU o,a WOOD
Ross, recording secretary; Mrs. E. p.
H. Gempel. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Robert n, Giel. treasurer: Mrs.
Latham, registrar: Mrs. Lowry L. Nor
will. historian airs: Victor oimstead.
benefit card party. December /. at the
home Of Mrs Morvill, net proceeds ito
| be used toward. the chapters pledge
to the Berry Mountain School I'm
George A social tea hour followed: s. & at
pei. was guest of'honor.
The womanH Club Of Chevy Chase.
Nd. will meet Wednesday sh at 'k 1'cleck
SON will speak on The Work Of the
Army Nursing Corps" and Mrs. Nina
Van Winkle, chief Of the woman's bu-
R0s' of Sosne Folks in G' the
trict" The Literary Section will
meet with Mrs. Merritt. 20S Shepherd
street, at o'clock, November 20. In
stead of November 1s. The Social Sec
night at 8 o'clock in the Maryland
School for the benefit of the school.
The French Club Of washinsten.
Les Precieuses Rfdicuie.. held its
ary recently at 1915 Fairmont street.
The reunion was the largest and most
enthusiastic opening In the history
Of the club.
The following ofacers were elected:
President. Edmond Becker; vice presi-
tCroumbruEge, Augustus Heaton. Dr..
Harvey w. Wiley. DR.. Henri Ami:
corresponding secretary, Mile. Maud
| Scruggs; recording secretary, Nine.
Katherine B. seip; social secretary.
Nine. Bessie Edison; manager. Mile.
Marie L. Becker: treasurer. Charles
H. Probet.
Richard Arnold Chapter. d. A. r.,
Ms e IN Hh Ghs1y sns
the regent. Mrs. NJ. st. Clair Black
burn, presiding.
| Reports and plans for the seasons
activities were approved. Miss Helene
Hill Hopkins. registrar. read 2 paper
Lewis assehps snd clark. Mrs. 1fa grace Portsr OF
Hopkins, historian, was appointed
chairman of the international rela-
tions committee to acQuaint the
chapter with the history Of the arms
conference proceedings during its ses-
sions here.
The New Jersey State Society was
given a house party, early in the
week at the homo of c. N. Sheppard,
Woe president Of the societv. Follow
Ing short business session the eve-
ming was given over to dancing and
other social features.
Political study Club.-Mrs. JAIME.
Campbell Cantrell, president, an
nounces a meeting for Saturday at 8
o'clock in Franklin Square Hotel.