Evening star., 1922-05-07
NEWS OF THE CLUBS.

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Gil elected Anthony A. Maisano a.
edftor-in-chief of the College Grit;
Anna r: Bray and r. II. Hart. a.so-
ciate editors. and. Miss Catherine NC
Fall, circulation manager. Business
manager to be elected at later date.
Cod, John, DsusisoH Chapter. .. A.
r.. met Tuesday evening e. the nome M
hostesses being Mrs. Edwin r. Geyer
and Mrs. James H. Mackey. The chap
ter noted with regret the death Of
Miss Mary Frances Hadger, = charter
member. The present oaicers WIN con-
tinue active for another year. It was
decided to paint the fence surround-
ing the milestone near Chevy Chase.
for which this chapter is responsible
An original poem, Yorktown, writ
ten by Miss Ada Boyd Classic, his
torian of the chapter. was read by
Mrs. D. w. Classic. ~,
Judge Kathryn Sellers Of the, Jute-
nile Court spoke on the Constitution
OF the United States" This completes
the study of this document. which the
year. At the close of Judge Sellers
address the regent presented her, a
large poster copy Of the Constitution.
more than 800 copies Of which were
distributed to the public schools dur
i
on patriotic education of the District
A piano solo by Margaret Z. Mackey.
a member of Gov. Thomas Welles
Chapter. c: A. R.. concluded the pro-
gram. -. -.
e PlurIbus Unum Chapter. ID. \. R..
held its current meeting with Mrs. e.
mer E.. Curry, Miss Eleanor Hills and
Mrs. Julia NJ. Friend. assisting host
esses. and Mrs. sylvanus F. Johnson.
regent, presided. Money was voted to
help carry on Americanization work. 1t
was decided to add another name to the
chapter house memory book, and as q
reward for meritorious service Miss Ada
Guitner's name was proposed and ac-
cepted. = -":
New York State Society met Monday
night at Wilson Normal School. Rep
reseptative' Lewis Henry Of New York
delivered an address and was afterward
rendered reception Edward j. Roche.
Mr.. Sewall of the Post Once Depart
ment was elected vice president. An
entertainment and dance followed Mr..
Roche was elected to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death of Capt. Albert
Buchter at the Knlekerbocker disaster.
The Petworth Woman's Club met
in the school building Monday even
ing. at which time officers for the year
1922-1923 were elected: President.
Mrs. r. s. Tincher; vice president,
retary. Mrs. F. B. LIE Fever; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. ], W. Carr
(re-elected); treasurer, Mrs. L.. T.
Jones. The club will be represented
In the District Of Columbia Federation
Mrs. E. B. Russ. Mrs. T. S. Tincher
and Mrs. F. B. lie Fever. with alter:
mates. Mrs. Grace Knox. Mrs. o. H.
Nelson, Miss Fannie Corson. Mrs. J. X.
Gaskins and Mrs. l.. o.. Cook. Com.
mittee reports were received and
recommendations adopted. The club
voted to hold banquet at the June
meeting. as has been the custom every
two years. The Ladies' Guild Of the
Petworth Methodist Church will take
charge Of the menu. Mrs. J. K. Ut1eY
is chairman Of the general committee:
Mrs. John j. Dermody of decorations,
with Mrs: Russ, Miss Whitney. Mrs.
Crum. Mrs Robinson. Mrs. Phelps.
Mrs Bernard and Mrs. Schwartz as
recent death of Mrs. F. w. Bisbee. one
of the charter members of the club.
wheel Club.-Mrs. A. S. Perham. 1916
Harvard street. gave luncheon to
the club Thursday. Mrs. Straw: re-
ported the recent conference of Crit
tentOn circles. The club voted to give
q bazaar in the fall. Mrs. Bloomfield
Howard invited the members to picnic
at her cottage at North Chesapeake
Beach in June. Mrs. Price and Mrs
Colt will be joint hostesses at 4414
18th street on May. II.
The Drawinx Rsom Players of Cart
tol Hill gave an excellent presentation
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Saturday evenings. The cast was COM
prised of-Myrtle A Evans. Teddy Ten
ley. Nell Blosser. Mrs. G. Fairfax Mon
cure. Calvert koontz and c. s. Tenley.
All proved capable. The stage setting
was simple but effective.
The Anthony League met Thursday,
when officers were elected for the
coming year. Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey was the guest Of honor and
Mrs. George, Barkeley Taylor acted
first banquet. May Is. at Grace Dodge
Hotel. and w1lr be followed by well
arranged program. Speeches by
prominent members and music will
add to the inspiration of what is to
be ""get-better-acquainted" May
party Mrs. Anna E. Hendley. presi-
dent. and Mrs. Nanette B. Paul. vice
president, have recently: returned
from ten days trip to Swarthmore.
! Pa, where they presented Biblical
tableaux in the clubhouse Of the
Women's. Club, under the auspices of
the Golden Rule Society. Later they
went to. Atlantic City, where Mrs.
Paul lectured in the parish hall of
Ascension Church, at request of the
Ministerial Union. The work Of the
league will be resumed in October.
continue their activities during the
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The Cultus Club met at tho home Of
Mrs. Paris Brengle April IS, and after
luncheon the following program was
given: The Irish Question" Mrs. W.
ders OF the World" Mrs. Daniel q.
Davis: THE Economic Importance of
Mexico" Mrs: Samuel E. Lewis.
woman's National Foundation-Tea
will be served under the trees in the
grounds, Connecticut and Florida
from 3 to Z, under direction Of the
various centers of the Foundation.
The R. L Lindsey Center will be in
charge today. There is promised a
program. Among those taking part
will be the singers. Mrs F. x. a. Eble
give several selections.
In case Of rain, tea will be served
indoors.
sarah Franklin Chapter. D. A. r..
The April meeting was held with
Mrs. Edgar Warf1eld at RQsemont,
Alexandria, Va, q large number of
members being present. The regent.
Mrs. Milton johnson, presided, and
gave an interesting report Of. the re-
cent Continental Congress.
:. Each member present gave a volun-
tary contribution to the chapter, stat
ing how she had earned the money.
The chapter made contributions to
fha faunfa in at Plyn1nilth MasQ tfha