Evening star., 1921-04-17

Wenenas City Club-Mrs. James
Jampbell Cantrill will Be hostess II
the directors reception this after.
noon. 4:so to 8 o'clock. Mfs. George
Thaoher Guernsey. honorary pres-
dent general Of the D. A. R.. and
Mrs. Howard l. Hodgkins, newly
elected member Of the board Of edu-
cation. win be the guests Of honor.
The women Of tho press viii assist in
receiving.
Mrs. Myra Miller Merriman Of New
york Will give some humorous ex-
| pertenceS OF her recent trip to Eu-
rope At the meeting OF the business
| and professional women Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Marie K. Saunders.
The civic committee will have an
open forum Thursday evening. when
DR.. Horny e. jackson will talk on
Women in Civic Life" The usual
club day activities will be In charge
Of Mrs. Mabel K. Manuel.
"Citizenship and Journalism" will
be George P. Morris topic Saturday
afternoon, 4:45 o'clock. at the library
talk. presided over by Mrs. Susan
Hunter Walker.
the Nine. curie radium fund com
mittee. reports contributions con-
stantly coming in. Tickets are now
| on sale for the lawn fete at Clifton
| in aid of the drive for St. Mary's In
dustrial School. Mrs Mary McClosky
| subcommittee in charge Of the buses
to meet the cars at Dupont Circle.
Mary wa.hinxton Chapter, d:
washington Club. Senator and Mrs
Frank B. Willis were the guests Of
honor.
Senator Willis addressed the chap
ter on ''Present-Day. Problems" in
the Daughters Of the American Rev
olution ITO continue the marking Of
historic spots; that 1t was one of
the greatest assets In helping to
inculcate in the minds Of the com
ing generation whAS Americanism
should stand for today.
large number OF visiting D: A. r:
were present. A reception followed
to give an opportunity for the many
strangers to meet Senator and Mrs.
Willis. "
Mrs Albert Briggs accompanied by
Mrs. Wilcox, gave two groups OF
songs. A donation was made to the
Nine. Currie radium fund. The dele
gates to the Continental Congress
are Mrs. Eugene G. Herndon, regent:
Mrs. Janet Richards and Mrs. Charles
w. Richardson.
Prince Georges County Chapter. D.
a; r.: net Tuesday 2,o at / the The, home nstS Of
east. Mrs. J. Charles Linthucum and
Mrs. H. L. Hodgkins- Of the District
Of Columbia were unanimously In
dorsed for vice presidents general. to
be voted for at the coming congress.
candles. was provided. and cake and
punch were served in celebration of
the anniversary of the organization
Of the chapter five years ago at the
home of Miss A. H. Johnson. Seat
Pleasant. Md: Miss Mary Chichester
ly joined the chapter. the latter trans
ferring from the Annapolis chapter.
The Ladies' cooperative Improve
mn1t me-, Society e,e % Of s,'ysr , SPRING: Nd ~.
day, April %. At the regular meeting
the following officers were elected:
Mrs. R. E. Langley, president; Mrs.
II. Hewlett. first vice president; Mrs.
K. Magee. second vice president: Mrs.
recording secretary: Mrs. j. Faul-
coner. corresponding secretary. and
Mrs. Warren, parliamentarian.
day afternoon at 2007 Columbia road
The members contributed to the Chi
nese famine fund and to the Mime.
Curie radium fund. Miss Arcley
Payne Marshall gave a talk on the
| new child labor bill for the District
conditions of our public schools. Mrs
Hendley. president Of the League,
urged members to join citizens asso-
| Citations and also to work for national
| representation in Congress for the
| Mrs. David Kincheloe gave whistling
selections, songs and Rotations. Mrs.
James Harwood Graves was hostess.
! The following delegates were
! the D. c. w. F. clubs: Mrs. Laura +.
Olney. Mrs. Wayne 3. Wheeler. Mrs.
Percy NJ. Bailey; aiternates. Mrs.
Henry c. H. Stewart, DR.. D. R. Du
Comb. Mrs. Lillian Cole Bethel. Mrs.
Richard 3: Oven, Mrs. William San
| the nominating committee.
The speaker and guest OF honor for
| next Wednesday afternoon will be
| Miss Minnie Evans Keyes, interna-
tional secretary Of the Order of the
! Eastern Star.
Mrs. Nanette B.. Paul conducts a
| class in Bible study every Monday at
s pm. at the First Congregational
! Church. open to both men and women.
! The National Biblical Museum at
| 2007 Columbia road Ii open every day
] from 10 am. to pm; Sundays from
J 3; to- 6 pm. ..
Sixteenth Street Heights CIub-Mrs.
| H. K Hobart Of Takoma Park was
assisted Tuesday by her guests, Mrs
Jackson and Mrs. -Leavitt,-.in enter-
] tanning the members. Mrs, p. L. Nor.
| gan presided At the meeting, Mrs.
! Blinn Scott, Mrs. II. X. Hobart and
| Mrs. C. L. Maxwell were appointed
attending delegates. to assist Mrs.
| Morgan and Mrs. Grove at the next
! meeting OF the District Federation
| Of Women's Clubs. A group Of the
members, contributed to the radium
fund. Mrs. Grove and Mrs. Scott haye
charge of the bazaar and luncheon
to, be given in the near future.
Mrs. Morgan gave q talk on sex
Education Of the Child"
/! Dolly Madison Chapter. ID. AR,
met Tuesday evening with Mrs. John
NJ Beavers, who was assisted by Mrs.
Graham Magrudef. The regent. Mrs.
Richard e. Claughton. presided. Mon
ey was appropriated for philanthropfc
work. and 1t was voted to unite with
two other chapters In undertaking
some new work along the line Of
Americanization. -
"A committee was appointed to ar
range for party to be given May
20. the birthday anniversary Of Dolly
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