Evening star., 1922-04-30

9lobe, hut aAe Totn1o0 ADRe With
faith unsAaken b the American
en- have postponed the minstrel show.
Announcement Will be made later as
to It's presentation.
AZ ths monthly meeting Of the board
last Monday. the membership COM
mIttee presented the names Of thirty-
ave new members, who were voted
upon. The drive Will close tomorrow.
70 date hfty-seven names have been
submitted. a number being reinesated
The second committee Of the bazaar
TO announce its full personnel is the
old curiosity shop. Mrs. William e.
Chambefiin and Mrs. Laura A. Brad
10y. chsifmsn. Twsnty-avs msmbsss
most attractive feature.
Csatinental C1aDtsr. d. A. n, met
Monday evening at the home Of Miss
Ella Reese and Miss Mable White,
siding. The historian, Miss Fannie
Fisher. gave . talk on the work OF
the d. 4. r. congress- Miss Cath.
crime Noel read z review on the life
and work OF CLARA Barton. The
chapter received N invitation through
ceremonies s1ven by the Woman's
Party at the national headquarters
on May 81.
S:,.:s 's::s Seess. 81 sf Il: Il:
Ssautifui scenes in the pageant given
in Continental Memorial Hall on
Historical night during the D. A. r.
convention, was the tea party in
colonial timss. George and Martha
,.sar4 %, were rs .:. x
Naiior sswteIIs. who led . set formed
Of capital society. rnsmeers through
At the Same time Miss Elisabeth
Caldwell. with Matthew Trimble
sawtelis e lafayette. led : set Of
ns same sTssp Of ::: Win ds1s &:
addition OF Miss Francis RUSSELL.
gave the capital i.inust in colonial
costume "a the ballroom Of the
the Connecticut Society.
m.r.ss ss:e :..n: ::''9,: .:. & &. shs su.,.s %
dance. by iittis Edith Marie Gram. and
smother Junior member Of capital
society. who made . decided imprss.
sion. was Jimmie Newkirk a. . 6eAu.
sifal little Herald IN the Spanish
soins To- the centinsns., consrsss.
siEner Of tae Dsciasation Of tn1s.
aess 4 Msl,hs sslx w;se.s sss
party.
Csnseteoessa OAADsss. d. A. T.. hsIA
An open mssting April II At the
7. W. 6. A hut, 70 = street, with
the Te6eet, 1sa r. r McKahan. pre-.
siding: 1!s Harriet L e. opdyeks
and sSss:Ss. ~ - q GSss:. ,s,:s were s,sessd e
former cass,a.a ana Srs. Hem assry n. n
were r6po1eSd.
Mrs. fouis A. Abbot spoke on his
toric spots 70 the District. Mrs..
Fr.neis 4 g. cia,r described TIE
In compiling IN :iissorics, Dirsetory
Of the District Of Columbia" for the
use Of visitors to the capital. A
musical program. consisting Of violin.
voice ana piano numbers, was given
by Mss Marion Adams and Miss
Hanger ana Mr.. Harold Brooke sang
duets. The hostssseS were Mrs. Mar.
Gus W. Lewis. Mrs.. John Rawlings
and Miss Sarah c. Wells. assisted BY
the executive omcefs.
TIE wsfters' l.eses met Friday
evening. At the Public Library. John d.
Herndon, Q Washington writer and
composer. was accepted to snembsr.
ship: Prof: n = Farm. henorasy
Of original storyettss from . maya
Hsd Her fair Cut on"
Mra Man Heade Hamiiten rsad her
sad s jass negro dialect vsrss. she
stated chat the song poem had been
sold to . publishing company OF New
York FOR . good royalty.
ne s,.a, ont, IaaAan. IA. hs,a
lts April meeting ct the home Of Mrs.
&. Brown. With Mn. Guy v. Collins
iand's arst woman delegate 70 he STATE
issi:a..sgrs: spoke q tie n. asess:isy q
Ing ana ksspins IL touch with Siiis
which VIII 1romsts the interest and
progress In the oonmunity and state,
Another snjoyibls feature was the
prssence Of nasmesfs ffom the Hail.
.; msss LsnSes$E ,Se s.. sad "a ArSor. q CON;
aeiections were rendered ~ Nrs. ].
Sawyer ana ME-. Humphrey Beckett
n. Lsaasy.. o....sa.sy u.s held
ss 4s 1:s ::s'HS <. ,sh VIM a.Ey:y
Prss!Asnt, Mrs.. Ernest M. fasker;
vice president. Mn ". .. SheSogus;
recording sscsstary... Mn. Harvey
csoehsn; oesressond!n9 sseEstsry.
John q. Thompson: parliamentarian.
Mfes d. d. Swami.
1As clover UaI met recently with
h.. !sss:s !.s..asa a nsSga1S; g S;,,S ws:n sss!n;s'
vn.esNA ana NfrI Dlax,iS Am iVh -.r~
admitted TO meinbsrstIlp The next
hostess win be Mrs.' Albert Meurer.
the Berkshire. !.
ss:ne ss 9'ss Win H.. nssf W,. H. fs,ssn. sso,.s
yellox5ns luaeAees. 1ra Ralph 2:
Music. inssiprssed;.f smphasi.tns her
subject by the staging of old songs.
pspsr nS:a f:r'%snan e %9s ai s.arsn the ss1s
fAs A.tnssY lsasss met wednes-
X1tAss4ns esllsfs. the guest OF hef0r.
6eecribed tie work q hee court. Nh,
whftniAn Crsss aieo epeke of 3uSenlle
protective WORK. Mise 1urklln descrtDed
lhe need. Of Hrtendsaip House and Miss
ysn.s wn's. Il R a'i 1a f. 'esss.s S.c4:
fsicksf acted e hostess until O'clock,
when Mrs.. Evelyn Wtdenay took the
chair. The card party postponeA from
EndAy VII be given nay Y q the
lSy. president Of the lsagus, and Ma
Nanstte n Paul have hesn absent from
the last tvo meetings.. Nfe. Paul q
Iecturing Oe9eeo the Woman'o Club a4
SwaTthnofes Pa. On her Bible work.
.lgousSssl1o OhaD4e1. y. i. n, held
~ Apeu meotine with Ara r. II. Cole,
WIN Mn Cesver - assisting. AosseU,a