Evening star., 1921-10-16
OF THE CLUBS

the year October "a, at II am, at the
| HadIeigh. Between morning and aft
| ernoon sessions there will be a lunch-
| con, at which well known clubwomen
will speak. Mrs. j. W. Frizzell, the
new president. begins her term with
j hearty corporation of the thirty Or
ganizations affiliated with the fedora
| ton.
The Notre Dame de- Namur Aiumnae
f., has elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. James Hartnett; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Clarence Lee; secretary, MISS
Margaret Sullivan: treasurer, Miss
| Helen Tobin, and directors. Mrs. Ade-
| Miss Elizabeth Milovich. Miss Gladys
Flanagan. Miss Catherine Mcmahon
and Miss Josephine Crowley.
| Martha Wnshingtou Chapter. ID: A.
II. will meet at the home OF MISS
/ Lightfoot, ia Chestnut street, Takoma
| Park. Tuesday
! The National Pen League and Inter-
national Association at it's recent
meeting considered the shortening OF
! its title. dropping the first part OF II.
/ The motion will be passed on at the
November meeting. Officers selected
last spring were installed. August king
.
president and Miss Margaret Green
chosen to replace the librarian, who
resigned. The council which goes into
office for the first time. is composed
! of Senator Ransdell, DIR. {. Aiphonso
! Smith. head Of the English department.
; United States Naval Academy: Col. b.
+. Wright. Col. T.. c. Heron. Col ;: b.
| Milton and Prof. Leonard Wilder. me
association will keep open house during
the conference to offer hospitality and
! -t-t,. r-tt.tfy fyV1O rZt "A
large committee was appointed Tor TINS
! purpose. with Mrs &. Essery Barnard
as chairman OF international hospital
ity: DIR. Alexander Henneman. chair
man of foreign relations. and Mrs. Mary
Wright johnson of organization.
| Col. John Donelson Chapter, ID. A. r..
met recently with the regent. Miss
| Helen Harman. 1926 18th street. Re
ports We're read and approved. At
former meeting boxes were distrib-
! uted by the acting regent. Miss
| Shealy, calling for each member to
! contribute her box of pennies on the
sunshine days during the summer:
go toward the chapters quota for the
emigrants' manual, pilgrim mothers
memorial fountain and war painting
i The Flag Code" pamphlets were dis
!: tributed and number We're bought.
Miss Harman read n letter of the
president general. Mrs. Minor, de-
| Scribing the elimination Of the ID. "A.
r. wal. activities in Tiiioloy. France
! Wendell Wolfe Chapter ID. 4. r..
| met Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. w NJ. Leavitt, Takoma Park.
Mrs. Connolly. Mrs. Bessie Wild and
Miss Chalk were assisting hostesses.
Many members greeted the founder
land former regent, Miss Bertha Wolfe.
who was spending a few days in the
city preparatory to her departure Tor
San Diego. Calif.. where she has been
assigned to teach in a vocational
reau.
The regent, Mrs. II. 6. Oberholser.
presided. The chapter voted to con-
tinue the education OF a mountain girl
1t the Mathew r. Scott. Jr, SCHOOL.
Phelps. Ky. 1t was announced that
Mrs. w. a. Folser had been elected
treasurer to succeed Mrs. Sallie $. AL
len, who had been compelled to resign
\: because of an accident. Mrs. Connel-
ly. Mrs Buntin. Mrs. Field and Miss
the chapter. and two brides were pres
ent. Mrs. Boles and Mrs. Nelson.
The honor guests were Mrs. Mary St.
Clair Blackburn. regent of the Rich
ard Arnold Chapter. and Mrs. Howard
l.. Hodgkins. vice president. D. A. r.,
from the District.
The chapter has taken UP the study
of historical women for this year. and
the first paper was read by the vice
regent, Miss Eva T.. Luke. on THE
Earliest American Women" including
the Morse, the Spanish Aztec and
Indian women, and also the story of
Sacajawea. who guided the Lewis and
, Clarke expedition through the Rocky
mountains. Mrs. L. b. Stine will be the
hostess November S.
/. The Columbia Heights Art Club met
recently at the home of Miss Hill. the
wit q
one guest present The resignation
,of Mrs. Ethel was accepted. with re-
eret. The topography and geography
of Japan Were discussed as an intro
: duction to the subject of the year
Ars. Tracy read paper on The
Birds and Flowers of Japan. In re-
sponse to the roll call each member
gave an account of her summer vaca-
, ton.
+: Mary Warrington Chapter. ID. A. r..
mot Tuesday evening at the Wash
ington Club. Mrs. Eugene 6. Hern-
den. regent. presided: There was
large attendance and the following
chaiI men OF committees were ap-
..rinted:
Ways and means. Mrs. Eleanor Col
iins; Continental Hall library. Miss
Dorinda Rogers; music. Mrs. G: ID.
i Wilcox: medal awards, Miss Mary
Perry Brown: hospitality. Mrs. New
ander German and Mrs. F. T. F. John
4, son: publicity. Miss Margot Clark; 4;
magazine. Miss Belle Wills; Ameri-
carization. Mrs w Grayson Orme
tcric. Miss Janet Richards: chapter
house, DIR. Emma .. De Vries: card
parties. Miss Alice Whitaker.
i, In response to the request for
"reminiscences Of summer outings, Miss
Alice Whitaker read an account of the
Of Snirtfs %
at Plymouth in commemoration of the
! tercentenary Of the landing of the
Filgrim fathers. Mrs. Charles r.
RiChar ardscn and DIR. De Vries. who
also attended this celebration, gave
! impressions.
i. November s Miss Janet Richards.
historian, who has been travelling in
Europe, will tell of her visit to the
various battlefields of the late world
war. This will be an open meeting.
to which both men and women are
invited.
Donations were made to the Ameri-
canizat ation branch of the Day Nursery
Il Of the District and to the Mary Wash
ington Hospital. at Fredericksburg
i Florence Crittenton Sunshine So.
ciety met Wednesday at the Florence
I Crittenton Home. DR.. Valerie H. Par
(; ker. the guest Of honor, spoke or
protective Social Measures. ~.
j StonswaII Jackson Chapter. U. d. G.
met Monday at Memorial Home, with
Mrs Frank Morrison, president, IN
the chair. Delegates to the conven-
ton in st. Louis. Mo-. were elected.
Mr.. Marr sang. with Mrs. Ida offutt
Trenis at the piano: George W. Darr,
i yjolinist was accompanied by MISS
Minnie Bailey, and recitations were
given by Mrs. Mock and Miss Marie
J. Mcclure.
e. A. II, Mrs. Warren E. Emley