Evening star., 1922-04-09
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Mrs. John Smith assisted the hostess.
The State Historic Committee. ID. A.
r.. held its current meeting under the
leadership of Chairman Mrs. Louis
A. Abbot in the Y. w. c. A. Reports
historians contributed shoH. inter
esting papers: Mrs. Robert Harrison
of the Saran Franklin Chapter, on
incidents Connected with the His
tory of the White House" and Miss
Fanny Fisher of the Continental
stead" A poem. yorktown" writ
ten by Miss Ada Boyd Classic and
dedicated to the chairman of the
committee. was read by Mrs. D. w.
Classic. Remarks were made by the
three vice chairmen, Miss Elisabeth
NJ. B. Morris. Mrs. Edwin j.. Ryan.
historian of John Lindsay Chapter.
in behalf of the state historic COM
mittee. presented Mrs. Abbot with a
silver plate fittingly inscribed. and
cluded with lecture by Miss Char
lottle Van Doren. historian of Co
| lumbia Chapter. on odd Washing
tom illustrated by lantern slides.
After the meeting an informal recep-
tion was rendered the incoming state
| historian, Mrs. Catherine Nagel.
The Anthony League will meet on
Thursday evening at o'clock at 2O07
Columbia road to elect delegates, n to
the D. c. F. ". c. The speakers will be
| Miss Lillian Williamson, chairman
| of motion pictures committee. and
Robert Laurence. who will consider
"'Civic Building Through Music the
Mu Phi Epsilon Glee Club. under the
will be feature. Mrs. Clapton Cham. :.
hers will be the guest of honor and
Mrs. John Steele will be hostess.
! Mrs. Daniel Lothrop. author Of The
Five Little Peppers" and vice presi,,
dent at large for the western regional
district for the league. will bring two
new chapters to the silver jubilee
convention to be held here by the
| league April % to %, with head
quarters at the Wardman Park Ho-
| tel. Mrs. Free, wife OF Representative
Arthur NJ. Free of San Jose. Will acf
+ on the hospitality committee for. her
ciety of this city has expressed its
desire to cooperate in the entertain
) ing of representatives from Califor-
MIA. Mrs. Russell Malcolm MacLen-
J nan. formerly of this city, now res
ident Of Hermona Beach. Calf. has
| been appointed a delegate to the con-
vention by the Los Angeles district
president. L. A. P. O.. Mrs. Bertha
Lincoln Heustis, whom she will ac-
! company on the trip. Mrs. MacLen-
mans illness prevented her from at
tending the annual election of Off
ecrs of the International Association
I of Arts and Letters. recently held
here.
Delegates from California to the
convention will also number Mrs.
Mary Clough Watson. past president
! of the Southern California -Woman's
Press Club: Mrs. T. A. Whitworth'
Mrs. Russell MacLennan. Mrs. Fran
ces Rawlins Isles. Mrs. Eva Hamil-
ton Young. Mrs. Helen Lukens Gaut'
Mrs Caroline B. Eager and Mrs.
Eleanor f. Bennett
Constitution Chapter. d. A. r.. held
it's current meeting with Mrs. Good
win D. Ellsworth. with Mrs. Talbot.
Mrs. Jewell and Miss Layman as as
sisting hostesses. Mrs. William san
ford. vice regent, presided. The
chapter presented a silver ID. A X.
snoon TO the young son of Mrs. George
Cook. Miss Stout. district regent OF OF
children of the revolution. outlined
the work done by that organization
! Representative Alice Robertson. hon