Evening star., 1922-04-16

elected: President. Mrs. Burradge
Wilson: vice president. Mrs. Foster
Causey; secretary, Mrs. NJ B. Jones;
treasurer. Mrs. NJ B. Granger; dele
gate to the Federation of Women's
Clubs, Mrs. L. B. Slime. Delegates
chosen to the annual meeting of the
federation were: Mrs. T. F. Rorke,
Mrs. B. Wilson and Mrs. H B. Mattox.
| Alternates, Mrs. Foster Causey. Mrs.
J. B. Reed. Mrs. G. e. Willard and Mrs.
A. c. Clancy.
DahIGren Terrace Thurrday Club.
Mrs. Arthur Proctor entertained the
Club at luncheon recently at her
home in Cottage City Md. The busi-
ness meeting was followed by a pro-
gram OF music Mrs Carl Markham.
1875 Twenty-eighth street northwest,
will be hostess to the club April 90.
The Friendship Branch. Sunshine
and Community Society held its April
meeting with Mrs. T. w. Fowler, the
Ontario. Mrs. d. p. Bush Sand Mrs.
LIE Roy Goodwin assisted. The last
meeting Of the season will be with
Mrs. A. B. Hayes, 1888 18th street,
Monday, May l, pm.
The University of Michigan Alum
at 1880 pm. at the College Women's
Club, 1922 ] street. The executive
committee will present a new consti-
tuition. and at s o'clock Mrs Evans
Holbrook Of Ann Arbor will speak on
The Greater Michigan" Members
invited as guests OF the committee.
The officers are: President, Mrs
Frank White; vice president. Miss
Anna Mitchell: corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. James G. Cumming; record
fy,ey IN To-
treasurar, Miss Harriet Freely.
American Liberty Chapter, ID. A. R.,
| held its April meeting with Miss "
| NJ. Wells, assisted by Mrs. James
Lombard. at Falkstone Courts. The
regent, Mrs. L. b. Thompson, stated
that lunoheons held at the Grace Dodge
May, and that the chapter took two
tables at the card party for benefi.
of the District chapter house. It was
announced that money for the Curtis
School in Georgetown has been near
ly collected. and that music composed
| being sold for the benefit Of thiswork.
Mrs st. Clair, state regent, spoke of
the desire of the D. A. r. for Congress
to purchase Yorktown, and that
the bill comes up. Mrs. Jason Water
man, chairman of the chapter house
| committee. spoke on that subject, and
Mrs. Davis Freeman. in charge of
home missions in the city, described
| the work and its needs.
Francis Wallis Chapter. d. A. n,
end Gov. Ruchard Bennett Society,
| c. A. r.. held joint memorial serv-
ice and tree-planting, Arbor day. on
| honor of the boys" Of that COM
| munfty who lost their lives in the
| world war-Lieut John Lyon, U. S.
A: Frederick Wallis Schutt, U. S. N:
Irving Newman. Aviation Corps;
Harry vermillion and Archibald will
| liams.
The Fort Myer Band escorted the
Children of the American Revolu-
ton as they marched with flags fly
| ing. to the school door, where speak
ers and guests were assembled. An
invocation by Rev. Charles B. Sparks
| and the presentation by the Children
of a flag to the Cherrydale School
| opened the patriotic ceremonies of
] the occasion. Mrs. Thomas Smythe
| Wallis. regent of Francis Wallis
Chapter and organizing president of
the c. A. R of Arlington county.
Va. gave the opening address. Rep
| resentative r. Walton Moore of vir-
ginia and Maj. Alfred Lee Bulwinkle.
representative from North Carolina,
| were speakers. and at the conclusion
| Of songs and recitations by Miss Ruth
! Croson and Miss Eleanor Brooks two
| trees were planted. one by the chap
ter for all five boys. and the other
! by the c. A. r. for Frederick Wallis
! Schutt. the eighteen-year-o boy. in
| whose memory the organization is
named. Phyllis Ransdel1 sang God
Save This Tree We Plant" and the
audience joined in America" Rev
George c. Shera pronounced the
benediction.
The Community Club OF Landover