Evening star., 1921-06-12

WOmen's City CluNMrs. Gurney
s. Strong will be hostess at the d.
rectors' reception this afternoon from
bers will assist: Mrs. James Irwin,
Mrs. Edith Penn Hall. Mrs. A. E. Lati-
mer. Miss Louise Patterson, Miss Ina
C. Emery. Miss Hazel Swift. Mrs.
Frank Hiram Smell Will preside at the
tea table.
At the general meeting of the car
nival committee Monday several new
committees were organized, Mrs. We
H. Hays taking the chairmanship OF
booth for sport hats. and Mrs. A. +.
Latirner announcing complete plans
for an amusing art gallery. The for
tune telling booths are to De under
the supervision of Miss Marie X.
Saunders, who has secured some OF
the best seeresses to predict the fu-
ture. either by cards or the science of
palmiStry. A parcel post and un-
claimed package booth has also been
added. with Miss Ethel Bagley and
her library committee in charge.
Mrs. George Eastment, chairman OF
the candy booth. will have as her as
sistants Mrs Charles Cecil. Mrs. M.
L. Clifford, Mrs. G. Avery Davinett.
L. Clay. Miss Marie Mcclure. Mrs.
Frank Birch Wright, Miss Caroline
Lamar. Miss Mary Connolly. Mrs.
Theodore Langley, Mrs. w. l. Thur
ber and Mrs. George w. Jorss-
The Frances Scott Chapter. d. A. r..
held its annual election at the home
of the regent. Mrs. Edward b. Olney,
when the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year:
Mrs. Olney. regent: Mrs. Alfred Ball
Garges. vice regent; Mrs. w. w. Whit
tier. treasurer; Mrs. Watson E. Cole
man, secretary; Mrs. Arthur Adelman,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Warren
+. Emley. registrar; Miss Helen
Thompson, historian; Mrs. r. E. Mac
Duff. chaplain.
The chapter will meet next the first
Tuesday in October at the home of
Mrs. Olney.
The Mrs. Ellen Spencer Massey Tent.
Daughters of Veterans, at its current
meeting, was addressed by Col. Bing
ham. Your Flag and My Flag" was
given by Miss Maynard. assisted by
color bearers, The Daughters took
part in the exercises at the tomb of
Arlington on Memorial day, and as
sisted in decorating the graves at
Glenwood, Mount Olivet and Oak Hill
cemeteries. A rummage sale will be
held Thursday. All Daughters who
are lineal descendants are invited to
pcSoiiC dHiiAdtCo with INC VI 8 oil Sok-
ton.
The Parent-Teacher Association Of
Peabody School, at its last meeting of
the year Tuesday, was entertained by
the kindergarten band and Mrs. Van
Ripper. who is interested in the trav-
elers aid. at Union station.
Mrs. L. H. Brown was reelected
president. Mrs G. A Wood vice presi-
dent. Mrs. G. A. Manning secretary.
Mrs. Hutchinson treasurer and Mrs.
W. Neuenhahn librarian.
The Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter.
ID. A. r., met Monday evening at the
home of Mrs Offutt. the hostesses be-
ing Mrs. B. E Trenis and Mrs. B. 8.
Gantz. Final arrangements were
at Sycamore Island Club house dur
ing the first week in July The fol-
lowing committees were appointed to
serve for the coming year: Advisory
Chairman. Mrs. C. E. Emig: Mrs. H. B.
Gauss. Mrs. c. c. Haig and Mrs B. S.
Gantz. AmericaniZation- - Chairman
Mrs. H. B. Gauss: Miss Helen Tav-
enner. Membership-Chairm Miss
Anna Waring: Misses Maupin. Mary
Brown, Sargent. Sieber and Junkin
Entertainment-Cha Mrs. B. E.
Trenis: Misses Slaughter Little and
Leila Emig. Visiting-Chairman Miss
Louise Carman; Misses Briggs, De-
Voc. Huber. X. Junkin and Mrs Cobey.
Printing g-Chairman, Miss Virginia
Price; Misses Prescott. Lichty and
Mrs. Doing. jr. Upon adjournment
dancing followed
Columbia Union, W. C. r. o., held
its June meeting at the home of Mrs.
Roger Tracy. Franklin Park. Va In
the absence of the president. Mrs. S.
w. Morris. Mrs. Charles p. Grandfield
presided over short business meet
ing, preceding which an informal
luncheon was served on the rose
powered porches.
Among the guests were the district