Evening star., 1921-04-03

! most ferm mtdnbLe rivals, taSSar ana
| Barnard, last week.
Mary c. Hunt was initiated into the
order and several applications were
read. AT the reception rendered by
the four circles to the national presi-
dent. Mrs. Ethel Irish. Circle President
NJ iss Emma +. Hayward made short
address and presented Mrs. Irish with
bouquet. Mrs. Laura A. Lennon
entertained Mrs. Irish at a luncheon.
The circle reserved a table at the
card party given by the Federated
Clubs at the Harrington Hotel, pre-
ceding which Miss Hayward enter
tained the members.
Washington Gardner, commissioner
of pensions and past commander-in-
chief q. A. r.. was presented by the
| circle with a bouquet tied with red.
white and blue ribbon. The presenta.
ton was made by Miss Rose NJ. Sef-
ton. an attorney practicing before the
pension bureau and past president OF
the circle.
The Junior League will install the
following officers for the next ad-
ministration, pm. tonight, at Moose
Hall: President. Herbert Solomon;
vice president. Charles H. Chicakel;
secretary. Rebecca Dinkin; treasurer
Sol Friedman; financial secretary,
sic Temin. Dancing will follow the
Installation
! keystOne Chapter. ID. A. R., held its
March meeting at the home of Mrs.
Hodges and Miss Haven, The re-
James T. Begg of Ohio read Selections
ana Mrs NJ. Clyde Kelly paper
on characterization work and depor-
tation of the alien Stacker. Merrill
X. Clementson recited Columbus"
by Joaquin Miller. Among the guests
mae stevenson Of xenia. Ohio, whose
application for membership was ac-
cepted by the chapter.
Mrs; Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent.
Dauehters OF Veterans. u. 3. A., will
meet tomorrow evening on the sec
ond floor of Grand Army Hall All
daughters of Veterans invited.
Washington Wellesley CIub-More
than hundred alumnae. undergrad
yates and members of the faculty of
wellesley attended the off-campus
rally arranged by the local welies-
ley club at the College women's
Eiup thursday The rally was held
IN connection with the biennial con-
vention of the Association of Colleg-
late Alumnae, and visiting delegates
were guests of honor.
Al the meeting, which followed the
buffet luncheon, the presiding officer
| was Miss Jessie C. Macdonald a trus-
zee or wellesley and founder of the
local club. The first speaker was
Prof. Katherine Lee Bates of the de-
partment of English literature. Miss
Bates song. America. the Beautiful"
was sung in compliment to her
Inc second sneaker
Sophie Chantal Hart of the DEPART
ment or English composition, who
spoke of the unity of purpose evil
oenced by the success of the semi
followed by Prof. Elizabeth Fisher of
the department of geology. who has
been doing publicity work in con-
nection with the Boston Wellesley
Club. 1t was Prof Fisher who star
tied Boston newspapers by the state
ment that Cape Cod will eventually
be washed into the ocean unless pro
tected by sea wall
The last speaker was President Ell
len Fitz Pendleton. Miss Pendleton
has not been in Washington as the
guest of the Wellesley Club since the
A. c. A. convention of 1917. she
brought the most recent news from
the semi-centennial campaign. 1t
had been the plan of the committee,
she said, to raise one million dollars
of the proposed $2.700.000 by per-
sonal pledges from the alumnae. an
other million by public contributions.
and the balance by benefits, and mis-
cellaneous methods of raising money.
She read telegram from headquar-
ters in New York announcing that
personal pledges have been received
from alumnae to date amounting to
more than $964.000 with pledges from
alumnae abroad in some of the more
distant districts still unheard from.
The expenses of the campaign are
being paid from the interest of a be-
allotted to the campaign headquar-
ters by the board of trustees
The Columbian Women OF George
Washington University will give
musical and reception to the mem
bers of the faculty of the university
|at o'clock Tuesday evening at the
College Womens Club, 1922 l street
northwest.
Members will be permitted to take
guests. The hostesses will be former
presidents of the Columbian Women
Arrangements are under direction of
Miss Elizabeth Wilson. Miss Emile
Margaret White will have charge of
the musical program.
The Columbian Women will hold
an important business meeting at
the law school. 1875 X street north
west. at 4:3o Tuesday afternoon.
April II, to consider a proposed
amendment to the constitution.
a. II. {. Women's Club.-The first
of a series of afternoon tea talks
was held Thursday at the club. 1901
street. Miss Mabel T. Boardman
the clubs honorary president, spoke
on woman's part in city and munich
pal affairs. Mrs. Frederick Munroe
presided at the tea table. and the
guests were received by Miss Mary
l.. Stephenson, acting president: Miss
Walmsley. the club hostess. and Miss
Augusta Mary JOY. chairman of the
entertainment committee. Speakers
to follow on succeeding Thursdays
are Mrs: Henry w. Keyes. Mrs. NJ. c.
Mrs. Livingston Farrand
The Speech Reading Club will meet
tomorrow at pm. at the Volta
bureau. 1901 35th street. All who
are hard of hearing are invited.
Judge Lynn Chapter. ID. A. r., will
give a card party Thursday at $50
pm. at the Hotel Powhatan The
proceeds will be devoted to patriotic
purposes.
entertained by Mrs. Hackworth Fri
day night. A paper, THE Home
Beautiful" was read by Mrs. ]. D.
Ashford. Forty members were
present.
The Mothers' Congress and PARENT
Teacher Association will give al
card party for the benefit of child
welfare work tomorrow at o'clock
at the Hotel Harrington. There will
be representatives from the differ
ent, affiliated clubs. entertaining at