Evening star., 1922-05-21
pm. Subject. Bernard Shaw and
the Spirit Of the Age.

now has q membership OF hfty-four.
The District president, Mrs. Walter
e. Hutton, spoke about the Confed-
crate battle-ground at Manassas. We.
Mrs. Wells announced that Mrs. q.
Lawton Morgan had honored the So
ciety by coming to talk 20 the chill
dren about the war of l861-85. Mrs.
Morgan is a veteran OF the war her
| and flowers were presented to her
from the children. Mrs. Mathew ].
Heyer of Wilmington, N. c., brought
| greetings to the society from her
state. The next meeting will be on
| Jefferson Davis birthday, for which a
| special program will be arranged.
Capitol Chapter. ID. A. R.. met Tues
day at the home Of Mrs. Emily Upton,
\ who was assisted by Misses Wood.
c. Nagle. presided. Owing to the
death of one of the charter members,
| Miss Elsie Moore, only business
| meeting was held. Officers for the
ensuing year were elected as fol-
lows: Regent. Mrs. o. C. Luxford: vice
| cording secretary. Mrs. G. A. Wick
ham: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
| Henry H.. Ranck: treasurer. Miss
| margaret g: Webster; registrar. MIS-.
| Fred L. Vollandi historian, Miss Mary
Hazen. and auditor. Miss Alma
stone.vaII jackson Chapter. No. 70.
U. ID. c.. met Monday evening at the
memorial home. with the president.
chair. The chapter accepted the rec
ommendation of the finance commit
| tee, and voted to pay a monthly
| sum for the District relief. Busi-
ness was followed by dancing.
| The Shakespeare Society held it's
| annual social and business meeting
| Friday evening at 1715 street. The
hospitality Of this handsome club
house was extended by the Interna-
| tional Association of Arts and Let
| ters through it's retiring president,
! Mrs. Florence Jackson Stoddard. The
business consisted of reports from the
| treasurer and the dramatic and re-
search departments: the election of
ofhcers and a general discussion Of
| next seasons program
The Dramatic Club OF the Holy
| HOsary Parish will present at Carroll
Hall. at s:15 PM, Santa Lucia a
| historical drama of early Christian
| life by Prof. Aurelio Palmieri of the
faculty of the University of Zagreb.
In Jugoslavia. The play brings out
| the position of the Christians in the
| hrst and second centuries of the Ro-
man empire. The setting is chiefly in
syracuse. Catania. 1t is being pro-
| duced under the direction of Miss D.
Brignoli. president of the parish dra-
| matte club.
| Eagenia Warrington Chapter. d.
| a. H., entertained the state officers at
ITS meeting. Wednesday night. at the
residence of the regent, Mrs. Chase
Short talks were given by Mrs.
Hardy: Mrs. Webb. Mrs. NagIe and
MRS. Mulcare. The Americanization
work of the past year was told by
MRS. David D. Caldwell. and Chapter
ts house work by Mrs. Waterman. At
the annual meeting the following Of
ncers were elected: Regent, Mrs.
Grant F. Chase; vice regent, Mrs. Mel
son +. Webster; recording secretary,
Mrs Walter H. Lee: corresponding sec
retary. Miss Florence Buckingham;
! treasurer. Mrs. Isaac We'll: registrar,
Mrs. Emil Bachschmid; historian,
Mrs. Charles L. Goodrich
The Warrington Wanderlusters have
planned a four-day and .hree-day
mixing trip. in the. Massanutten Ma
lying between the north and south
| forks of the Shenandoah river. The
four-day party will leave Washing
ton Friday at $3.50 for Luray. where
they will spend the night. visiting
the cave Saturday morning and hik-
Ing to Bixlers ferry in the afternoon.
The three-day party will leave
| Washington Saturday. and go to
| Rneyrflle. join the first party at Ken
nedys peak and from that point fol-
ton may be obtained from Walter
w. Paige, Riverdale, Md, or W. Pal
mer Hall, 1886 u E street northeast
Janet Montgomery Chapter. d. A. r.,
met recently with Mrs. Henry P.
II q mi ivr AL lw.s- TNt-
gent. Mrs. Stone, presided. Special
work for various committees was
| outlined and the report Of Mrs. Wal
lace, delegate to the continental con-
gress. read. Pleasure was expressed
over the unanimous adoption by the
presented to it by the Janet Mont
gomery Chapter. condemning all i'm
moral films and film actors. After
discussing the advisibility of organ
Revolution Chapter under the aus
| pices of the chapter. Mrs. Lines was
| instructed to investigate and report
upon its feasibility. Miss Lavinia
Engle outlined the historic accom-
plishments of Maryland in the past,
and advocated better and wider in
! struction in Maryland's history. Mrs.
John Sohl. Mrs. Norman and Mrs w.
s. Stanton were elected members.
| Tne social hour added greatly to
|
| members who had made the trip to
| Alexandria. 1t was a fitting sequel
| TO the largely attended April meeting
Of the chapter in Kensington. Nd.
| where its members were entertained
by Mrs. Edgar Moore.
Ohio Girls CIub-At social gather
| ing given recently by the club at
| Brooke Tea House. Silver Spring,
Md, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: President,
Mrs. A. R. Ealy, Salem. Ohio; vice
president, Miss Gladys Prince. Mil
| lersburg. Ohio: secretary, Miss Leona
Shields. Mount Vernon: Ohio, and
1 treasurer. Mrs. ?. c. Lugfnbuhl, Lima.
Ohio. Plans were laid for outings
| and Miss Carrie Needham was chosen
chairman of the tennis committee.
The Philo-Classics held it's first
| meeting in May at the home of Mrs.
G. L. Peckham. In the absence of the
| president, Mrs. Augustus knight. the
| vice president, Mrs. Brinley, presided.
After the transaction Of business the
| first three acts of Comedy of Err
| rors' were read. -
The Landover, Nd. Community Club
| held its current meeting with Mrs. J.
e. Smith. After a talk from the par
Miss d. E. Swami, new
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