Evening star., 1921-05-15


secretary. Mrs. Trouty: representative
to federation on clubhouse. Mrs. b. A.
Barnhart. Mrs. NJ. F. Fisher gave
travel talk on Egypt. Mrs. Florence
Baringer told of recent trip through
the south and Dr. Margaret Huddleson
gave anecdotes of her visit to an
ostrich farm in Florida.
The Columbia Heights Art Club held
its annual "frolic" recently at the
interesting program was carried out
by Mrs. e. G.. Abbott Mrs. Robert
Bare, Mrs. John Boyle, jr.: Mrs c.
r. Cranmer. Miss Cornelia Hill. Mrs.
Augustus knight. Mrs. L. G. Russell
and Mrs. w. A. Winter. who reviewed
rhymes, dances and songs. Mrs.
Bare told fortunes of the members
and gave each a souvenir with an
appropriate verse. Other members
contributed anecdotes. recitations and
conundrumS.
The next meeting will be held at
the Blue Triangle Club. May 10.
StonewaH Jackson Chapter, No. 20.
I. ID. e.. met Monday evening at
Memorial Home. with Mrs. Frank
Morrison, president in the chair. At
the close of the business session
members and guests were entertain
ed by program prepared by Miss
Lillian ChenoWith, vice president, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen LeatZow. Rep
resentative b. G. Lowrey of Missis-
sippi told dialect stories of negro
philosophy. and Mrs. Morrison, Mrs.
Ma ttie Wade Woods and Mrs. Leatzow
sang, accompanied by Miss G. =. Bos-
well. Miss Erie Douglass and Ernest
J. Benin.
The Georgetown Y. W. {. A.. me-
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
, Hefner. 1921 East Capitol street
Misses Mary Riley and Irene A. I'm
berger spoke of Americanization work
An entertainment and rally will he
| held May IS at W. c. r. L. headQuar-
/ ters. r.."
! The Capitol Hill Literary Socict,
| met Wednesday evening at the home
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Frear. F. Y
; Carr gave an address on the subject
I, of the evening-Edgar Allen Poe
| Mrs. Florence J. Dieudonne. the fourth
! chapter of the composite story. THE
| Midnight Express" and music wa:
| contributed by Mrs. Frear. Mrs f. V
! Carr Miss Jessica V. Pearce and Mr.
| A. II. Frear.
| Livingston Manor Chnpter. ID. A. Il.
held its last meeting Wednesday aft
| Mrs. Francis Duchay Mrs. Alanso'
: David Morehouse presided. Mrs
Horace p Mcintosh vice regent
was elected regent to succeed the lat
| regent. Mrs Charles w. Brown. ant
Mrs. Gaius NJ. Brumbaugh was elected
! vice regent Reports were read by Off
| GERS and chairmen of committees. ant
| donations were made to F'riendshil
House and to Americanization worl
and other activities. Two fiftydolla
/ scholarships were contributed by Mrs
, Brumbaugh in memory of her mother
1
J an interesting program.
Potomac Chapter. ID. A. r.. held il
May meeting at the home of Mrs c
| l.. Briggs. in Clarendon. The business
meeting was preceded by luncheon
i served on small tables scattere'
| through the rooms. Contributions eaci
| to the Berry School at Mount Berry
! Ga. and the American Indian Institute
at Wichita. Kans., were voted. Will
| Webb scholarship at Tamassee Schoo
will be made at once. The officer
| elected for the coming wear We're a:
! follows: Regent, Mrs Harry Herber
| Thompson: vice regent. Mrs. Howar'
L. Bishop; recording secretary, Mis-
| tary, Miss Ida Lewis; treasurer, Mis-
Susie Blaylock: registrar. Mrs. NJ. ]
| Twogood; historian. Mrs. o. L. Briggs
chaplain, Miss R. Bell Branch.
Lincoln Circle. WOmen's Relic
| Corps, q. A. R.-Gen. and Mrs. r. l.
Hoxie were hosts Friday evening a
their home on Farragut square to TIL
| circle and to some of the members o
Grant Circle. w. r. c.. who were pres
ent to complete arrangements for tn
| memorial services these two circle
hold each year in the rotunda of tn
Capitol on the Sunday preceedin
Memorial day.
| 1t was decided that the services thi
with Mrs. Alice S. Goodacre. presiden
! Of Lincoln Circle as chairman. Sen
ator Frank B. Willis Of Ohio will de
! liver the principal address Othe
features will include an opening in
vocation by Rev. Father Brooks:
song by Miss Mary Helen Howe: reci
! tation Of Lincoln's Gettysburg addres
by Mrs. and Miss Deeds and Jane
Deeds; a song by E. Albert Lang, an
| some community singing.
| The program will be given Sunda.
afternoon. May 20. beginning at 2:3
| o'clock. The service will be open t
| the public. and members of patri"ti
| organizations are especially invite'
to be present.
| The WOman's Club.-Gov. Albert c
| Ritche spoke to a large gathering o
! clubwomen at their annual conven
! tion held Thursday in the armory a
| Silver Spring. Montgomery county
| Md Representative Alice NJ. Robert
son of Oklahoma also spoke. Th'
| meeting was presided over by Mrs
Josiah w. Jones of Olney. The club!
! from the Forest Glen and Silver
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