Evening star., 1922-05-28
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

The Star ONCE not later than Thursday. pm.
Important meetings that occur later in the
week will be published II space permits)
ID. c. Federation Of wOmen's Clubs.
Mrs. John W. F'rizzell. president, calls
the attention Of all clubwomeu to the
published program Of Music week to
be given by the music committee OF
the federation Tuesday afternoon at
4 pm. at the Central High School.
This program, arranged by Robert
Lawrence and Mrs. John w. Stahl. in
cludes the following artists: The
Casper Trio, composed of Isaac Min
nowich. Raphael Bucca and Joseph Cas-
per with Dora Minnowich. pianist; the
St. Aloysius Male Quartet, directed
BY Glen w. Ashley; Katherine Fleuc-
ker Cullen. pianiste; the ]. l.. Hudson
Company Male Quartet. Detroit. Mich.
Senate Fletcher of Florida will de-
liver an address.
Mrs Warren G. Harding heads the
list of patronesSes, who are not only
prominent in Washington society. but
women interested in the broad scope
of WORK carried on by the Fedora
tion o. Women Clubs. The meeting
of tho federation. which was held
Mond;,y evening at the Grace Dodge
Hotel, was gwen over largely to the
reports OF pres:deu OF affiliated
cluDs. Mrs. William Collins, chair
man OF The ways and means commit
tee, reported the sum realized from
the luncheon recently given. Capt.
and Mrs. Leonard Doten were guests
of honor at the federation dinner
preceding the meeting. Mrs. Stahl
IL
by Mrs. Arthur Seatop.
The LnndOver Community Club held
reception May Is. in honor of Mrs.
the Womens Federated Clubs of
Prince George County. at the home
of Mrs. L. NJ Parker. a tribute to
Mrs. Cory. which expressed the af-
fectior OF the club in verses, written
by one of the members. featured the
program.
The Americnn WOmen's Legion has
been granted lis request to take
charge OF decorating the graves of
Memorial day By the War Depart
ment and courtesy of the American
Legion. The following units are
mobilized for this privileged service:
gonne. ,the Roy Mckinley Bassford.
Wilmarth Brown. Gen. Charles A.
Doyen. Flanders Field. Marine. George
Baldwin Mccoy. Chateau Thierry.
Chaumont. J. Francis Quisenberry.
the Quentin Roosevelt. the ST Mihiel
and rhe Harry White Wilmer. There
are $500 graves of privates besides
those of many officers. The legion
members viii assemble at the home
of Mrs. Jumes W. Wadsworth. jr.,
and leave rom there at $50 am.
Every member is urged TO help and
bring flowers.
The Charles Howard Allen init of
nonora. Pa. reports geat activity.
The members of this unit cooperate
with the Ernest Jobes Tpst. Amer
lean Legion. in their work and bene-
fits and they also minister to the
sick soldiers in the st. Francis Hospi-
tai. in Pittsburgh. The president, Mrs.
Traugh. came to Washington to at
tend the annual convention in April
and 1t was a pleasure 10 the members
to hear OF the fine work this distant
unit is doing among the disable ed
men in Pennsylvania. On Decoration
DAY the members of the Allen unit
VIII care for the two cemeteries near
them where soldiers are buried.
The Bcllenu Wood Init of Stevens
willie. Nigh. reports encouraging ac-
tivitieS and new member. This unit
Is stirring up interest in the legion
and engaged in welfare work. for the
men in its vicinity, having just fitted
up clubroom for a gathering place
Capitol Society. Children Of the
American RevOIutiOn.-An members
are requested by their president. Mrs.
Henry Fenno Sawtelle to assemble
in statuary hall. in Capitol building,
on Tuesday at 1880 am. to decora te
statues of revolutionary heroes
Capitol Society. the oldest local c.
\. +. chapter. was granted this privi-
lese many years ago. and its mem
bers consider their Decoration day
exercises the most worth while of
their annual customs.
The Board of Lady Managers of
Casualty Hospital held its annua |
meeting Tuesday morning at the Eb-
bitt. Mrs NJ j. Vaughan was re-
elected president, the secretary cast
ing for her unanimous BALLOT The
other officers for the year are: Vice
presidents: Mrs. Guy o. Dove. Mrs.
Charles Myers. Mrs. L. Calver. Mrs
Charles O'Neill and Mrs. H. W. Weber:
secretaries. Mrs. Z. Kettler. Mrs. c.
g. Van Emon and Mrs. Fred Hinkel;
treasurers. Mrs. William J. Brewer
and Mrs. John Wineman. A pleasant
fea ture of the meeting was the lunch
con following the business session.
at which Mrs, Vaughan, was presented
with silver basket of roses.
ScOtt Sh"pter.-In he dnnUa |
luncheon of the chapter was held
Tuesday at the Woman's National
Foundation, Mrs. w. B. Hardy, state
regent, being the guest of honor.
Mrs. Edward B. Olney. the retiring
regent. was made honorary regent
for hfe and presented with a basket
of flowers. Officers elected for next
year are: Regent. Mrs A. 3. Garges:
vice regent. Mrs. W. E. Emley; re-
cording secretary. Mrs. A. Adelman ::
corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. F.
Kane: treasurer, Mrs. Emma Pratt:
historian, Miss Helen Thomson
chaplain, Mrs. Hannah Sperry
The f Pluribus mum CHAPTER. ID.
n. r.. held its final yearly meeting at
the home of Mrs. Harry B. Grove
2s0S Cathedral avenue Mrs. BRYANT
and Miss Grove were assisting host
esses. Mrs. Sylvanus johnson, the
regent, presided. Four new names
were added to the roll: Misses Cecil
and Sarah Traband. Upper Marlboro.
Md; Miss Elizabeth Ramsburg of the
Portner. and Miss Frances keenan, of
Philadelphia.
The following officers were elected
Tor the ensuing year: Regent, Mrs.
Harry Grove; vice regent. Mrs. Julia
Friend; recording secretary, Miss
Virginia Patteson; corresponding sec
rotary, Miss Eleanor Hills; treasurer
Miss Julia Lander. registrar. Mrs
Howard Gamble: historian. Miss Ada
Guinter: chaplain. Mrs. Pfeiffer.
The next meeting will be held in
October.
Marcia Burns Chapter, ID. A. r., held