Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-12
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

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gave a report of the. meeting OF the
Haven. Pa, was visitor. After ron
call, social half-hour was enjoyed.
during which time the hostess was
assisted by her daughter. Miss Vir-
ginia Tranty.
The Glover Club tauxilinry to the
Is CIubD was organized Thursda! al
the home of Mrs. w. Cassel Hanson,
1922 Crittenden street. President. Mrs.
G. Curtis Shinn: vice president. MRS.
w. Cassel Hanson; secretary. mrs.
Lee D. Latimer. jr.: treasurer. Mrs
William Bachelor. parliamentarian,
Mrs. James NJ. Bischoff. The charter
members are Mrs. Claude owen: Mrs.
Albeit Memoir Mrs. James A. Edgar,
Mrs. H. Raymond Rresahan. :
Thomas 3. Goodwin. Mrs. Joseph r.
Randall and the above-named o,hteis
The. club is to meet the first ana
third Thursday at pm
The American Legion Auxiliary of
the H. c. Spengler Post. No. II. re-
Gently held election of officers. De
partment Commander Watson b. Mil
Ter Installed the following: President.
Mrs. Mamie Dorsey; vice president.
Mrs. Anton Stephan: secretary. Mrs.
Frank Fuller; treasurer. Mrs. Doug
las White: chaplain. Mrs. Daniel ~.
Miller.
The Womnn's Club Of Bethesda will
be entertained Tuesday by Mrs. Flea
nor I. Crcnin. at the Woman'S Ma
tionai Foundation. Connecticut and
Florida avenues.
The Manor Home Chapter. ID. 4. H..
he L,
Mrs. Lillian Cheuoweth. Six new MEM
bers were added to the roll. pro-
gram of songs was given by Dr. .ili
ton =. Clark. tenor. and Mrs. Fred
erick Freund. baritone, aceompan led
by Mrs. Clifton Clark: Mrs. J. +. Lam
in trip from Paris to London by
airslIip.
The Washington section Council .'f
.Jcwi<, Women will meet Tuesday att
erno0n at $50 O'Clock in the vestrv
rooms of. the Eighth Street Temple.
There will be an address by Mrs.
Caroline Benjamin of the Benjamin
school. New York. and vocal selec-
tons by Mrs. Ethel Fl. Gawier. Each
lady will bring her sacrifice money
for the Jewish war relief drive.
The Susan Rtviere WetzeI Chapter.
ID. 4. r.. met Friday at the home OF
Mrs. Leslie Watson. 1910 California
street, with the regent, Mrs. John J.
McMa hon presiding. The following OF :
ficers have been elected for the FOL
lowing year: Regent. Mrs. John }:
Mcmahon: vice regent. Mrs. Edmund
Pendleton: secretary. Miss Ettienette
Broaddus: corresponding secretary.
Mrs Leslie Watson; treasurer. Miss
Mildred Chancellor: registrar. Mrs.
W. w. Sloan: historian, Mrs. Henrietta
Combs: chaplain. Miss Susan BurWell
Smith; publicity. Miss Emma A. Jor-
dan.
Capitol Assembly. No. 8. Catholic
Fraternity, met Friday in the hali Oh
the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception. George F. Saur presiding.
William Blake was "a apP Iramatic ee COM
mittee and instructed to proceed win
nlans for play to be given aIter
Lent. Recitations. singing by the ulee
club and dancing followed the busi-
ness session.
81. Rtta Assembly. No. :. viii meet
E,.iiav New members will be initlat-
ed and obligated.
l.. 8. Grant Circle. No. !. Ladies' t.
A. r., met Tuesday night a. ~. ~.
Han when officers were installed os
Mrs. Laura A. Lennon, as tolioWs'
President, Mrs. Emma HAMPER: sen
;,r vice president. Mrs. Mary A. Smi'h'
iuninr vice president. Mrs. Hannah ).
DEERE; treasurer. Mrs. anna r.
OBrien: chaplain. MRS. AIN, In AZ
power: patriotic instructor. Mrs. Al
mira G. Clements; conductor. Mrs
Alice King Mulligan: assistant COZ
ductor, Miss Olive Roberts; suaro'
Mrs. Mary Miller; assistant guard
Mrs. Josephine Barbour; delegate
Miss Emma F. Hayward: alterHale'
Mrs. Charlotte Lewis Barr. Mrs. Lem
mon was afterward installed by MISS
HAYWARD, the retiring president. as
secretary, and was presented Win
fountain pen for faithful service FOR
Ave years as secretary of the circie.
Miss Hayward was presenteo, WIN
level and Mrs. Hempler with roses.
Brief addresses were made by Col.
n L. Dean, Col C. Parker. Col. j. w.
Palmer of the G. A. r. and others.
The Petwortk WOman's Club met
Monday night in the school building.
The club is on record as favorIng the
enactment of legislation to take the
Mace of the temporary immigration
law, which will expire July !. espe-
cially with reference to the undeslr-
able aliens waiting to cross the Mex
lean and Canadian borders. and pro
vision of adequate measures tor the
may be admitted to citizenship under
the law.
1t is the desire of the club that the
new junior high school to be erected
on Taylor street be named in honor
Of the pioneer teacher and principal
of this section of the city. Joseph r.
Keene. The secretary read an account
of the work of Mr.. Keene's forty
years service in the educational field.
Mrs. Pattie asked for and received
permission to join the citizens asso-
citation and the parent-teacher as
ISOLATION in urging the adoption of
the name Joseph r. keene Junior
High School,
The chairman of the home commit
tee Mrs. Utley. announced that dress
forms are being made for any desir-
ing them. The philanthropic commit
tee, through Mrs. Evans, reported that