Evening star., 1921-01-23
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

gent, spoke of the proposed chapter
house for the District, Miss Helen
Stone told of the achievements of the
and Mrs. Augustus Knight and Mr..
Trimble also made brief addresses.
The Junior League met recently at
the home of William Goldberg. 1920
7th street. Discussion of two dances
was held. One committee was COM
posed of Mr.. Goldberg, Mr.. Schrot and
Mr.. Firtag, chairman. and the other
of Mr Goldberg and Mr.. Firtag. MiSs
Lillian Horowitz donated a five-pound
box of candy to be presented to the
holder of the lucky ticket. Mr. Fir
tag was appointed publicity agent for
the remainder of the ensuing term.
met Thursday at the home of Mrs. H.
L. Jenkins 1t was voted to send
donation to the Florence Crittenden
Mission for current expenses.
George III. Thomas Post. No. Is, and
George II. Thomas w. X. C.. No. II,
held joint installation Friday night
in the Northeast Temple Masonic
Past Commander E. D. Godfrey in
stalled the post and Past National
Junior Vice President Mrs. Mamie p
Dorsey installed the officers of the
cerps as follows: President. Miss Au-
gusta' b: Palmer; senior vice presi-
dent. Miss Eta Moore: junior vice
president, Miss Jennie Hoagland sec
retary. Mrs. Mary S. Gaines: treas
urer, Mrs. Mamie P. Dorsey; chaplain,
Mrs. Anna Traphagen: conductor, Mrs
Estelle simon; guard. Mrs. Mary
Honn; assistant guard. Mrs. Alice
Tillie D. Enterkin: press correspond
ent. Mrs. Myrtle M. Loebsack; color
bearers. Miss Blanche Vennett. Mar
CARTE Bose. Lillian Vale, Irene How
ard; musician. Vesta Vale. Depart
ment @ PRESIDENT Mrs. Mary NJ. North
gave a talk, as did Past Commander
B. p. Enterkin, Commander B.
Down, Past Commander Thomas B.
Crisp. In behalf of the corps Mrs
Dorsey presented Mrs. Ethel Grimer
with jewel. Mrs. Cooley, in be-
half of the ladies of the sewing cir
Gle, presented Mrs. Mcmillan with a
pocketbook.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
recently with Mrs. H. X. Fulton. Mrs
F'rizzell presided. Mrs. Winter de
scribed the collection of tapestries in
the Vatican. Mrs. Heitmuller told Of
the Etruscan and Roman jewelry in
the Vatican. Mrs Griffith and Mrs
Knight described strange and unique
Sarcophagi. Responses to roll call
brought out other items about the
collection in the Vatican.
North Capitol w. c. T. u. met Mon
day evening with Mrs. Charles W.
Burnett, Mrs. D. M. Brown as presid-
ing officer. The resignation of Mrs
Benjamin A. Lime eback. president, was
accepted and the secretary directed to
send to her a letter expressive of ap-
probation of her leadership during a
period of several years. Mrs. Helen B.
Hall was unanimously elected to the
office. Mrs. J. H. Cunningham. Mrs.
Morris and Mrs. Don p. Blain spoke
of child welfare and Americanization
work.
The Federation Of Women's Clubs
was entertained Monday by the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company. The invitation was extend
ed through Mrs. Mary Wright john
son, chairman of civics. One hundred
clubwomen inspected the telephone
building in parties of ten. Supper was
served in the dining room of the
building. Burdett Stryker made an ad
dress of welcome and Earl Goodwin
considered "the element of human ma
ture in telephone efficiency" Mrs.
Howard I. Hodgkins. president of the
federation. spoke for the organiza-
tion of the pleasure and profit OF
the evenings entertainment. Other
speakers were Mrs. Mary Wright
johnson, Mrs. Court F. Wood, Miss
lillian Williamson, Mrs. Emma S.
Shelton. Mrs. Faber Stevenson. Mrs.
e. H. Pitcher, Mrs. Katherine Morse,
Miss McAlester, Mrs. Lyman r.
Swormstedt and Mrs. Florence jack
son Stoddard.
The Federation will meet tomorrow
at pm. in the sManor House, 1916
goth street.
The League of American Penwomen
met in called executive session Mon
day evening to consider the applica-
ton Of Mrs. Warren G. Harding for
active membership. The application
presented to the membership com
Keves and Endorsed by the national
president, Mrs. VIM. Atherton Du
Puy. was placed before the club by
Mrs Virginia King Frye. vice chair
man of the membership committee, IN
the absence of Mrs: Larz "A AndersOh' nsOi
mously elected. Advice of her cleo
ton was sent to Mrs. Harding
throueh Mrs. n. H. Mcclure of Kan
sas CITY, Mo, the first woman mem
her of the American electoral col
iepe who left for Marion, Ohio the
Day dIteT LILO
Miss Jane Manner of New York
gave dramatic readings at the ciup
house Wednesday evening. IN an N
formal reception following the presl-
dent and Mrs. Keyes presented MISS
Manner and Mrs Ernest Thompson
Seton. member of the New York aux
iliary Of the league. .., ION
This afternoon, from till 4;S0.
Mrs. Du Puy will entertain the clup
A~I
members and their 1nvlted gues.s III
Seton and his wife, who will SPEAK;
The craft evening tomorrow at s:3o
will he given over to music ana COM
nosers under the direction OF Mrs.
Hamlin Cogswell.
The r PIuribus Unum Chapter. ID. A.
n. held its January meeting|at the
home of Mrs. Ivey Hill. with Misses
brown. Cooper and Patteson as as
sisting hostesses The regent. Mrs.
Sylyanus Johnson presided. A doHa-
tion was made for the staISins .a1arv
dren of France and a months saIary
paid for a teacher in the American
ization work. Mrs. Freelan was voted
into the chapter. Mrs. Howard Hodg
kins, a guest, spoke on topics reiat-
ing to D. A. r. activities.
Anthony Lengue.-Miss Myrtle Stin-
son Wednesday afternoon gave an ac-
count of her experiences Whlle serV
ing in France during the war. "a
motion was adopted approving her
suggestion that the French flag
should fly from our public schools.
in accordance with the practice IN
France, which show both flags on an
school buildings In presio1ns the
president, Mrs. Anna E. Hendley.
used the historic gavel presented to
her by Miss Lucy Anthony recently.
This gavel was used by Susan b.