Evening star., 1922-02-27
NEWS OF THE =CLUBSE

Fairfax Coanty Chapter. p. A. n,
was entertained at. the home Of Mrs.
Waiter. on. GEORGETOWN heights, Tues
day evening in honor Of washington's
birthday.
The old colonial home. with flags
and many candles. made an appro-
pirate setting for such a celebration:
{ Mrs., Il. w. Petty. regent. assisted as
| hostess. An original ode to Wash
ington was read by Mrs. Willis.
Recitations by Miss Bertok: A
musical program by Mrs. Hendricks
and Miss Hendricks on the piano and
steel guitar, and 2 group OF songs by
Mr.. Freund completed an appreciated
program.
The Colunbia Hsights Art Club vas
entertained at its current meeting by
Mrs C. r. Cranmer, with Mrs. De Witt
Croissant acting as chairman. It was
voted TO have the club represented in
| the yearbook and directory OF the
club women Of Washington. Mrs.
being transferred from the associate
list. Two papers were read, one by
Mrs Frizzell on "Fuijama" and one
by Mrs. Hardy on Japanese Litera-
] ture"
Victory Chapter, ID. A. H., held Its
February meeting at the home of the
regent. Mrs. James Stewart, lS12 La.
mont street. A letter from Mount
Alto was read e3pressGks n. sak.,cai sne .nnM. D1ys
ances presented by the chi ?ter. A
financial report was read. aid money
appropriated for Amaricahtxatton
work, Girl Scouts, Mount Alto, Juve-
nile, Protective Association. State
Historical Society and Continental
Hail..
Marcia Burns Chapter. d. 4, r.,
held its February meeting at sne sne
home T,er Of at,ssf MRS Were elect
ed for the congress, and after the
business meeting adjourned for a So
ciaI hour. Miss Cornelia Ellison
played several selections on the cello.
accompanied by Miss Frances Cute
Illus.
Mount Holyoke Alumnae Asso-
citation will meet at the home OF Mrs;
irass asrsy RsEser At iS aS ass hs
will be Mr.. Stephan Panaretdf. min.
lister from Bulgaria. He will tell OF
his visit to Geneva as a delegate 70
the conference last summer. Al
Mount Holyoke women are invited.
PAue-cl..sses held its current
meeting with Mrs. Fuller, the presf-
dant. Mrs. Katherine Knight. in the
chair. Acts from "Coriolanus" were
clans and Plebeians," and Mrs. Friz-
zell gave a talk concerning the MS
| tory Of the period which environs the
| play.
General Charles A. Doyen Unit,
American Legion. win meet Wednes.
| day evening with Mrs. A. Pneger' 1Sz
13th street southeast.
Dahlxren Terrace Thursday Clnb
was entertained at its last meet
| ing by Mrs. NJ T. Hill. Following
luncheon a business meeting was held,
succeeded by q social hour. Mrs.
Frank Mccoy will be hostess Thurs
day at the Studio Shop. ON street
Carbe.y Pa,e,f-TeacAer Association
medical inspector Of the District
Of colunia public ,sS schools 90 cs;1geen gaze an
and Miss Woodzell, school nurse. told
OF results Of the weights and meas
urements Of all the pupils in the Car
berry School. Miss Aldrich, nurse
from the Child Wsifars Society, Soc also 80
Child" The association voted to
serve milk to every pupil in the build
ing daily.
1s Club) met Thursday night at the
president, Mrs. 7. Curtis Shinn. pre-
sided. After q short business meet
ing bridge and 500 were played.
e Pluribus U.um Chapter. d.
A. n, held its February meeting at
the home Of Mrs. r. d. Van Valken-
burgh. the Portner. Mrs. Howard w.
Gamble and Mrs. Danielson were as
OF
sylvanus Johnson, presided. .Contri.
buttons were made to the milk fund
for Arthur place. lighting fixtures for
the District room. Travellers Aid and
chapters year book was distributed.
Mrs. Elmer E. Curry was elected del
egate to the continental congress.
with the following alternates: Mrs.
J. NJ. Friend. Mrs II. W: Gamble Mrs.
bbeth Cooper. Miss Harriett Lander.
Miss Virginia Patteson. Miss Laura
e. westover, Mrs!W. L. Pfeiffer, Miss
Elizabeth Hartman and Miss Ada ].
Guitner.
The Excel.ior Literary Club met
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs
A. H. Frear,. the president. Mrs; J. ":
Bulla, presiding; Mrs. F. Hewlett
and music and recitations were con-
tributed by Miss Jessie Pearce. Mrs.
Frear, Mrs. Carr and Mrs. w. "a.
Trauty. Mrs. A. n. Trear. one OF the
founders. gave the history of the
club.
The Department Of the Potomac w.
n. c., held joint installation with the
Grand Army of the Republic recently
at q. A. r. Hall, when Past Depart
ment President Nora Atkinson Beatty
installed the Woman's Relief Corps
offlcers. as follows: = President, Myr-
tie NJ. Loebsack; senior vice president,
Jennie l. Hamilton; Junior vice pres
ident Elizabeth Shaw; chaplain, sara
A. MCMILLAN; treasurer, julia West
Layton: inspector. Flora n. Emer-
son; patriotic instructor, Mary Van
Ness Fauth: press correspondent,
3. Palmer; executive board, Ethel
Grimes, Harriet Beason, Mary Ball
Ella Orr, Melissa Crowell; delegate-
at-large, Margaret Miller; delegate.