Evening star., 1922-06-25

wemen's City Ciub.---Dr. Edith
Coale will act as hostess at the tea
at the club this afternoon. DR.. "A.
Frances Foye will preside at the tea
table and Mrs. Edith Penn Hall will
assist In receiving members and their
guests.
The Major william 0~erton Calls
Chapter, d. A. r., closed Its social
activities for the season by the cele-
bration Of Magma Charta day, June Is.
when 1t entertained a large number
OF prominent Washingtonians at the
clubhouse, 1879 H street.
A musicl Interpretation of an origi-
nal poem was rendered by DR.. Alex
ander Henneman. Judge c. c. CAL
houn spoke on the Magma Charta. and
the twenty-five barons who stood for
Its enforcement and stated that nine
OF the three barons were the direct
ancestors of the chapter regent, Mrs.
Margaret Bonteiro Berry.
Representative William d. Upshaw
made an address and DR.. John T. Hud-
die rehd his poem America" Claude
Bennett made the presentations and
Edwin Callow sang.
An informal social hour followed
the program, when refreshme were
served and copy Of the Magma Charta
was exhibited, with the coats of-arms
of the barons In colors.
wom~n's Overseas Service League
Mr. and Mrs j. N. Steed entertained
Sunday afternoon. at their home at
Veitch. Va. Among the forty guests
were a number of overseas men. who
assisted in serving refreshments. The
battleflelds of France were recalled
by Mrs. Steed's large bed of poppies.
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At dance for the men In ward B-3
at st. Elizabeth's Hospital. the Fort
Myer Cavalry Band furnished the
music. A feature of the work for the
ex-service men at st. Elizabeth's this
parties given by Mrs. Herbert Hoover
at her home on street. The first of
these took place Thursday, and was
greatly enjoyed.
There will be an entertainment at
Mount Alto Hospital tomorrow even
ing. at Z o'clock. Clarence Phillips
Of the Carnegie Institute, will give an
illustrated lecture on Beautiful
Washington" All members of the
league are invited.
The woman's Club Of Bethesda, Md,
Charles Corby on the Rockville pike.
Officers for the coming year were
elected as follows:
President. Miss Mona Gill; vice
presidents, Mrs. John j. Higgins and
Mrs. Maude Howell Smith; recording
secretary. Mrs. Charles Lindsay: cor
responding secretary, Mrs. w. NJ.
scudder; treasurer. Mrs. E., Percival
Wilson; historian, Mrs. F. c. Weber;
parliamentarian. Mrs. Enoch Johnson
auditor. Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson
directors. Mrs. George Bradley Mrs.
Vernon Dorsey and Mrs. Ada Allies
Wilson.
After adjournment the members. and
their husbands were entertained
at super, served on the lawn. Hun
dreds of lighted tents on the hill
where the marines on their march to
Gettysburg were encamped for the
night, made a wonder picture. The
evenings entertainment was con-
cluded by a musical planned by Mr..
and Mrs. Corby and contributed by
Miss Gladys Price and William Ray
mond, each rendering a program Of
songs. accompanied by George Wilson.
Columbia Chapter. d. A. r., was
called to a special meeting Tuesday
evening at the residence Of Mrs. c. H.
Rowland, 2412 Pennsylvania avenue.
to elect a regent. 1t was with regret
that the resignation of Mrs. Jason
waterman was accepted. Mrs. Water