Evening star., 1922-02-19
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. James. f. Johnson;
vice president. Miss Loretta Hannah
Colford: corresponding secretary, Miss
Lucy Powell: historian. Mrs. T. D.
Mccarthy; trustees, Miss Aimee
Powell. Mrs. Josie Shannon. Mrs.
George May and Miss Jennie DAILY.
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Hannah were
conference. I: F. c. A.. to be held at
the Willard February 25. A detailed
report Of the proceedings of the In
ternational Federation convention,
held in October in this city, was made
by Mrs. George May. A letter was
read from Mother Ignatius. former
superioress of the academy. now in
Georgetown, in which she gave great
encouragement to the alumnae in fur
thering ideals Of womanhood and fos-
terfng the principles of religious
teaching instilled in the days of
school life. The association is out
inning plan by which a distinct edu-
eau; catlonal feature will be introduced
INTO the program, for which purpose
a social meeting has been called by
the new president.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. d. A. r.,
met m 1 tuesday evening at the home
road; with Mrs. A. E. Brand. Mrs.
G. P. Nelson. Miss Mary Porter
Smith. and Miss Margaret Dellett,
assisting hostesses. The regent, Mrs
u. c. oberholser, presided. The chap
Ter voted money to the chapter
of Remembrance in honor of the
regent. Mrs. Wilbur T. Block of
Illinois and Mrs. John Laidlaw Buell.
OF Connecticut were indorsed as can
dldates for the Office of vice presi-
dent general
H. c. Oberholser, regent; Miss Eva
the regent; Mrs. Sallie S. Allen.
delegate; alternates, Miss Bertha
Frances Wolfe. Mrs. w. J. Folger,
Mrs Mrs. n X; A Dellett, Mrs; L. B: stine.
Mrs. Adela f. Q-lnd, Miss Harriet
Chase and Miss Lucy NJ. Cardwell.
Mildred Lee Chapter, Children of
the Confederacy, at its current meet
Home elected the following officers
president. Edith Saul; second vice
president, Joseph Webb: recording
secretary. s. hewitt Smoot: cor
Eesponding secretary. Marguerite
trar. Wilson Lee Hooff: historian.
Thaden. Mrs. Walter E. Hutton,
newly elected president of the Dis
trict Division, L. D. c., gave a talk
Miss Jessica Smith displayed a flag
of the stars and bars. which she ex-
June, in memory of her father. who
was the designer. 1t was voted that
each member should bring to the
March meeting a small donation for
the Woodrow Wilson Foundation.
Mrs. a. w. Wells. directress. states
that following the next meeting.
March 4. the children will be guests
of Robert E. Lee Chapter, U. D. c.
Judge Lynn Chapter-Mrs. Bertha
NJ. Robbins. regent. has invited national
and state officers. with chapter regents,
program of great interest has been
planned. Minister SEE of the Chinese
legation will address them on what
China Has Gained From the Confer
ence." Mrs. James Gately will sing, also
Miss Priscilla Slaughter and Miss Mary
organizing secretary general. will speak
on what her observations have been in
regard to the pleasantries of the confer
ence. Mrs. W. F. Hamburger is the as
sistant hostess.
Daughters of Founders and Patriots
Of America, met recently at the home
of Mrs. Roome and Miss Hustled. 1922
Fairmont street. The president, Mrs
Margaret De Wolf, presided. A dele.
were elected. Mrs. st. Clair was unani.
mously indorsed as a candidate for ma.
tional vice president. Mrs. Wallis read
a paper on 1.-THE Colonial Eastern Shore
Particularly Kent County. Nd"
The women's Overseas Service
League announces q program OF
musical numbers and monologues by
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Rogers, at the
New Willard ballroom; Sunday, March
the entertainment will be devoted to
the work which the league is doing
for former service men in Washing
ton hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers gave over 100
who heard them over there will well
come the opportunity to hear them
again in Washington. In true over
seas style. they. are donating their
may be obtained at Is Jackson place.
Dan Cupid was chief clerk at the
post Office in Mt. Alto Hospital Hut
for the valentine party which the
league gave the men. All received
valentines which apparently came
from French as we'll as American
sweethearts, If one could judge from
the postage stamps. At fifteen tables
progressive hearts wero played for
prizes duly sentimental. The even
ing ended with games and heart
shaped homemade cookies for re-
freshments.
The Woman's Club Of Bethesda will
give a bridge party Friday at 3 pm.
at the homo of Mrs Beverly Price
Evans in Edgemoor, for the benefit
Of the Social Service League Of Mont
gomery County. The club met Tues
day last at the Woman's National
Foundation. Mrs. Eleanor T. Cro-
min entertaining. At this meeting