Evening star., 1921-05-22
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

May Howard. Miss Linda 1. Berg.
Miss Florence Draper and Mrs. and
the Misses Metcalf
U. s. Grant Circle, No. 1. Ladies G.
A. r.. met Tuesday evening to plan
details for the joint memorial serv-
ice of Lincoln and Grant circles in
the rotunda of the Capitol next Sun
day at 2:3o o'clock. The birthday
celebration of the circle was a sue
cess financially as we'll as socially.
The circle accepted the invitation to
attend special meeting at the home
evening. The next meeting of the
circle will be held Tuesday evening
in G. A. r. Hall, when several mem
bers will be initiated.
The Cleanup Club. a group of girls
and boys of the northeast. was enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Master
Chester Grove. Music. games and re-
freshments were enjoyed.
District d. A. R.-The state exec
utive committee met Monday evening at
George Washington University. Mrs.
Francis "A. St Clair. president. presided
The following state officers gave their
vice regent: Mrs. James H. Wiley. re-
cording secretary; Mrs. John M.
Beavers. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Harry B. Gaus. treasurer: mrs.
Louis A. Abbott. historian, and Mrs
James P Hart. chaplain. Reports
tees: Bylaws. celebration Of George
Washington's birthday. chapter house.
Children of the American Revolution'
Children and Sons of the Republic.
conservation and thrift. Continentai
Hall: chairman of music, Mrs. GER
trude Lyons; press. printing and state
historic. Mrs. Amos G. Draper Of
fered a resolution. that was adopted.
that the National Society. D. A. H.. be
requested that in printing the pr proeeea, eisen
in the credentials committees report;
Six hundred copies of the year book
of 1922 were ordered printed. state
regents were requested to have tne
serve on the committees to be sent
promptly to the chairman of printing;
Miss Emma Strider, 1850 Rhode Island
avenue. The state executive ad-
journed for the summer.
The South Carolina state Club met
Monday evening in the Wilson Nor
NAL School, when resolutions were
adopted indorsing the movement
started by Col. Robert Harper, 70
build state buildings in the Nationat az
Coils. Donaldson and Carmichael and
George F. Mitchell were appointed to
meet with the "All States Society
as the representatives of the South
Carolina Club. This meeting o. tne
All States Society was held Wednes-
day evening. The movement for the
erection of the buildings here Is under
the auspices of that organization. Coi.
T. @. Donaldson. president OF the
south Carolina Club. presided at the
meeting. oe
the club will be. changed from four
times q year to once. a month. An
intensive campaign is to be ,.';,l, started q
for new members. stephen F. Tllman
was appointed chairman Of the pup
licity committee Of the club.
Gov, Thomas Weiles Society. c. A. r..
The Senior Society. Children OF the
American Revolution closed It's sea
son in the music room of Wilson NOR
NAL School, with Alexander Brltton Na
presiding. Seventeen new members
were added during the year. while
fourteen girls have been given trans
fers to the D. A. r. and Ave boys TO
The election resulted as follows:
Vice president. Katherine Ha~les .
corresponding secretary. Sarah poole:
recording secretary, Corita Hunter;
historian, Alfred Acee; registrar. VIII
liam Hipkins: color bearers, Selma
Allen and Wyeth Baker M4sicai
numbers were rendered by Mise Poole
Livingston gave humorous readings
Short addresses were given by Mrs
Kebler and Mrs. G. D. Ellsworth.
Mrs. Simonds, on Cambridge street
was hostess for the Junior Society 1or
the May meeting. The vice president
Constance Wisewell. presided. A gain
Of forty-six new members for the
year was reported by the president;
Mrs. Emig. Money was Appropriated
for clothing for the orphan girl the
society is clothing. The new officers
eIected were: Vice president, Prem
tiss Taylor; corresponding secretary
Ruth Parker; recording secretary
Stella Waterman; historian. Mllllcent
wood: registrar, Frances Simonds;
color bearers, Sarah Mitchell LIE Fe-
[yre and Edmund Pendleton Simonds.