Evening star., 1921-11-27
show held on F street early In

Samuel Gorton Chapter. d. A. r.,
held its November meeting with Mrs.
Walter w. Hicks. Plans were made
for a card party for benefit Of the
Martha Berry School, In Georgia
Miss Emily Clarke spoke Of WON
ans Part in the History OF Civili.a-
tion." Mrs. Ormsby sang and Miss
Allen played piano selections.
HouseIkeepers' Alliance will have a
card party at the Hadleigh Hotel De-
cember 5 at 2 o'clock. The proceeds
are for support Of the placement Of
fee, 1410 Pennsylvania avenue, which
is open from 10 am to pm. daily.
Business Women's CounciL-At a
recent executive meeting at the
Church Of the Covenant the fall pro-
ogues, music and movies, was out
lined. The oyster supper and bazaar
given at Wesley Chapel augmented
considerably tho funds of the council.
At the meeting November II Mrs.
Yates. missionary to India, depicted
living conditions in that country. DR..
]. o. Fournier. assisted by Mrs. Four
nier. gave group Of French and
English songs. DR.. All Nannastad
rendered several violin selections. On
November IS Nine. Yajima of Japan,
founder of the w. C.. T. u. of Japan.
is scheduled to address the meeting.
Mrs. Selden P. Spencer conducts the
usual $3.50 o'clock Bible class.
The Excelsior Literary Club was en-
tertained recently by Mrs. and Miss Nc
Creery. The paper OF the afternoon on
History and Progress Of Transporter
ton" was given by DR.. Huddleson.
Mrs. Fannie M Page related personal
: experience in pioneering. The presi-
So <hA oil,
ing appointments for committees Of the
D. c. F. w. c.: Art committee. Mrs.
Fannie M. Page; AmericaniZation, Mrs.
Grace NJ. Daish; education, Mrs. Char
,, lotte Beaver: public welfare. Mrs. Mat
tie Queen Ewing; nature study. Mrs.
Marie Wills Okeefe.
. The club was entertained also by Mrs.
Emma and Inez Gravatt at the home
of the latter. Miss McCreery read a
paper on James Whitcomb Riley" and
Mrs. Daish gave a sketch Of current
events. Music was provided by Mrs
Page were named to represent the club
In the local work of social hygiene.
Mrs. M. j. Frear closed the program
with All amusing sketch.
The American Liberty Chapter, ID.
A. R.. held its November meeting with
Mrs. H. s. Ridgley. Chevy Chase. Mrs:
with Mrs. Thomson, the regent, pre-
siding. Mrs. David D. Caldwell spoke
Of the illiteracy Of this country and
the District and of the appalling
necessity Of sanitary instruction in
some parts of the city. Mrs. Allen re-
ported the District milestone in care
of the chapter to be in good condi-
tion. The chapter was represented
by Mrs. Allen at the laying OF the
corner stone Of the Office building OF
Continental Hall. Mrs. L. B. Thomson
gave an account Of her recent travels
in Europe, which included a visit to
her son, the American consul at Ia
qreb. Jugoslavia, and to Sir Thomas
Upton, whose guest she was for a
| week. and where she represented
American Liberty Chapter at the ex-
ercises in Westminster Abbey when
Mrs George Maynard Minor placed a
| wreath on the tomb Of the British
unknown soldier.
The Col. John DonelsOn Chapter, d.
|. A. r., held its November meeting with
Miss Adelaide Shealey. the regent,
Miss Helen Harman presiding. Miss
Ada Boyd's article on The History
Of the Constitution" was read and re-
ports of officers and &C .nmittees were
submitted.
Katherine Montgomery Chapter, ID,
A, r., has elected officers as follows:
Mrs. j. D. Croissant. regent: Mrs.