Evening star., 1921-02-06


Mrs. S. n Bankert. chairman OF re,
lief committee. Mrs. A. Guimond will
entertain the members tomorrow at
her home, 1895 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
Monticello Chapter, ID. A. R.. held its
current meeting at the home OF the
founder and honorary regent. Mrs.
Mary C.. Beach. There was full at
tendance of members, also Mrs. How
ard Hodgkins. Mrs. De Wolfe. Miss
Cleary and other guests. The histo-
rian. Miss Cornelia j. Taylor. read q
paper on the EARLY Settlers of Vir-
Ginia." The treasIrer's report Justi-
ned donations to Americanization.
home emergencies and to the French
orphan of the chapter. Music and rec
itations were rendered by the Misses
Eddy and Burns. The regent. Mrs.
James P. Hart, presided.
Southern Relief soeiety-At a meet
ing Of the trustees Of the society Tues
day evening a resolution vas unani.
mously passed that the Southern Relief
Home be called the Mamie Randolph
Heth Home, in honor Of the late presi-
dent. The home will be dedicated to
Miss Heth, who was president OF the
society for the past eighteen years
The Leasve Of American Pen Women
activities during the week included the
reception given Wednesday evening at
the clubhouse, 1922 II street. with Mrs.
chi1dSlom; wife ,nR,s 81 Reptsssntat'ye ;n n,,,s
cal recital. and DR.. Tom Williams
addressing the league and their
guests on Emotion in Mental Fit
ness" Thursday afternoon the national
officers of the league were guests
Of the National Press Club at ketth's.
The art shop tax meeting schsduh
for tomorrow, has been postponed.
due to the Southern Relief Ball. and
was replaced by special shop talk
meeting. which was called for Friday
evening at the clubhouse, with Miss
dFamatist. i'm an address on Scenario
and Photopiay Construction"
The clubhouse was open yesterday
evening. as usual each Saturday. that
members and their friends may meet
socially.
Chapter B. r. +. o.. will meet Tues
day evening with Mrs. Worthy P.
Sternes, 1888 Lamont street. The
husbands have been invited TO this
! meeting, and Leroy A. Palmer will
! talk on The English h-Speaking Pco-
pies and the Future Of the World" All
visiting P. e. O's In Washington will
be welcomed.
Florence Critten,op Wheel Club
Mrs. John Herfurth. sos East Capt.
tol street. rendered the Wheel Club
luncheon Thursday. Covers were laid
for seventeen. The life and writings of
v. p. Willis were consider d when Mrs.
! Price read A poem and Mrs Story a
prose selection by Willis, and discussion
; meetings will be held ON the second and
:ourth Thursdays of the month. Mrs.
! Preston. 1893 Ames place northeast, will
he the hostess on Friday, February 10.
The Arts Club.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Gorham Rice of Albany will be
the guests Of honor at the Thursday
dinner Of the club. Mr.. Rice will tell
OF the condi lion of carillons and carlton
| music as he and Mrs. Rice found them
last summer in the devastated rtgions
of Relsinm. illustrating his talk with
many slides depicting the bell towers
and other features covered by their
travels. He will also tell of an even
Ing spent with CARDINAL Mercier dur
ing one of the famous carlton con-
certs On the bells of st. i 'oniboid at
Malines
Owing to the limited sccommoGa-
tions Of the club pariors and in oroer
that this interesting :ravelosue may
be freely shared with the public Mr..
Rice's lecture will be given in the
auditorium of the Corcoran Gallery
at $3.50 pm.
Southern Cross .naDter. U. d. c.
George T. Rawlings. division COM
mander Of the Washington Division
Sons Of Confederate Veterans. is chair
chairman Of the reception committee
sor the dance to be given by the
chapter at Sunset Hall. 1907 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest. Saturday
evening. February IL. Other members
OF the committee are Harvey Bali.
~ q Mot
Oliver Newman. William Catfidy, J.
Roy Price. I.uc: Us {. Upshaw, James
o'Connor and i;epres ntative w. 3.
Sackhrad.
The Columbia Heights Art Club me.
recently with Mrs. S. Russell Bowen
the chairman Of the day being Mrs
Briggs A character analysis of St.
Paul was given by Mrs. ]. w. Frizzell.
The art paper was read by Mrs. Faber
Of the sistine Chapel. with its fres-
coos by Michael Angelo. Many pic
tures illustrated the talk.
The Capitol MN Hntsry Club he'll
ito semi-monthly meeting recently at
The home Of Mrs. Buriidge Wilson.
Mrs. Foster Ca.sey was elected to
mem be. ship. Mrs. o. II. Briggs read
paper ON The National cash Regis
Ter oinnany.' Tie club VIII NEE
oj2 Il street Northeast.
Prt"'rts' Memori'l Chapter, ID. A. r.
met Tuesday al the home Of Mrs. An
ME G. Tuohy, 1T13 18th street. Mrs.
A. Arnold was joint hostess At the
business meeting a transfer was made
giving $50 to the Mary Hickok School
at AsntN lille, N. c.. and a contribution OF
80 to q mountain school in Alabama.
Alternates were elected to the National
= r. H1s Go"snesf e. 9 con ADr al,
Mrs. 4: H. scofieid. Mrs. 4. l.. Doug
lass. Mrs. A. G. Tuohy. Mrs. A. L.
Haycook. Mrs. F. R, Fleming, Mrs. J.
r. Curry. Miss A. N. Brasdon, Mrs. o.
B.. Stout and Mr.. w. r. Dunn. Mrs.
A. L. Haycock sang.
u. 8. Grant Circle. No. 1, Ladies', G..
A. R.-Miss Rose NJ. Seton, assisted
by Mrs. Lille Trueworthy. as guard,
recently Installed the following Of
fcers: President, Miss Emma F. Hay
ward: senior vice president, Mrs.
Josephine O'Meara; junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs Mary Smith; chaplain, Mrs.
Francis Bennett: secretary. Mrs. Mary
Kerr; treasurer. Mrs. Alice K Multi
gan; patent instructor. Mrs. Laura
4. Lennon; conductor. Mrs. Josephine
Nellie e. Carver; guard. Mrs Anna
Alice Burgess: musician, Mrs Emma
Hempler, and press correspondent.
Mrs. Harriet p. Richenbacher
The retiring president. Mrs. Multi
gan. was presented with a silk Amer
lean nag and Miss Sefton and Mrs
Truevorthy with flowers. Addresses
were made by A. p. Tasker, Mrs. O.
H.. 0ldroyd. Mrs. Il. calner. Mrs. H.
sutton. Victor L. Garragus. A. Van
Ness Burst and Past Commanders
Dean and Frisbee. Commander F'ris-
bee presented the circle with q set of
enEravtngs Of tho Union Army and