Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-14

suited as follows: Miss Lillian Chen0-
weth. regent; Miss Mary Lee Goddard,
cording secretary; Mrs. J. C. Pritch-
ard, corresponding secretary; Miss
Mamie Hawkins. assistant corre-
spending secretary; Miss Jennie
Dwight, treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth
chaplain, and Miss Vance Thornton.
historian. After the business was
completed DIR. Clark, tenor. and Mr..
Daw, violinist, accompanied by Mrs.
Clark and Miss Bailey, gave musical
held its May melting at the home Of
Mrs. Holland w. jerks, 1912 Oliver
street, Chevy Chase. The assisting
hostesses were Miss Maibells Moore
ton of officers for the coming year
resulted as follows: Regent. Mrs,
Tonnis J. Holzberg; vice regent, Mrs.
Mary ]. Tarring; treasurer. Mrs. Ste
phen J. Murphy; recording secretary,
Miss Stella L. Gore; corresponding
registrar, Mrs. Quincy s. strong:
chaplain, Mrs. Caroline a. ktnsiey;
historian, Miss Florence A.. Redway;
color bearer, Miss Maibelle Moore
study of the CONSTIPATION during the
coming winter:
The Anthony League held its annual
meeting Thursday evening, when the
following officers were elected. Presi-
dent, Mrs. Anna E. Hendley: first
vice president, Mrs. N. B: Paul; sec
ond vice president. Mrs. Evelyn Wild
ney; third vice president, Mrs. W..
Bannerman; treasurer. Mrs. Frances
Wagner; recording secretary. MISS
Bannerman: corresponding secretary,
Mro Iio. auditors MISS Mary
Heyler and Mrs. Avery.
Following the reports Of officers ana
chairmen Of committees reception
was given the newly elected ofncers.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey was the
guest of honor. Mrs. G. b. Taylor act
ed as hostess.
At the annual meeting of the Dis
trict of Columbia Federation of W oin-
ems Clubs gratifying report vas
given by the president, Mrs. iend1eS,
of the work done during the past
year blythe Anthony League. She Pre-
scented the treasurer of the fedora
ton with $50 from the league. to-
ward the purchase of the new non's
for the Federation of Womens CLUBS
A card party was given Friday after
The first annual banquet OF the
league will be given tomorrow at
$40 o'clock, in the hut of the Grace
Dodge Hotel.
Tho Speech Reading Club will pre-.
sent a Chinese pantomime. Celestial
Love-" Tuesday. at pm. IN \. W. =.
A. hall. 1888 F street.
The District of Columbia Society.
United States Daughters Of 1872, Will
hold it's annual meeting in the New
willard Hotel tomorrow, at O'Clock.
Owing to the illness Of the president
Mrs. Mary Dallas Quicksall. the first
vice president, Mrs. ]. Frank Wilson,
will conduct the meeting.
A report Of the national associate
council, held in Washington, will be
! given. AL officers will read annual re-
ports. An election will be held tc fill
several important Offices in the So
ciety.
year.
Mai. L'Enfant Chapter Of the d. A.
n. held its annual business meeting
| in a private diningroom in the In
terror building May s. They gathered
quoting table. arranged by Miss Mia
Stellwag. The toastmistress was Mrs.
Noble Potts and the speakers were
| Miss Willard. subject, Our Flag" !;
| Mrs. Stansfield. Our Army: Miss
Stellwag, Our Navy" Mrs. Potts gave
an Original pOe" culuouS ing tHS
names of each member of the chapter,
which ELECTED laughter and applause.
At the close of the festivities the
members convened for business and
/ the following officers were elected:
! Regent, Miss Clara Willard; vice re-
gent, Miss Agnes Tansill; recording
secretary, Miss Marguerite Wood
ward; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
John Roberts; treasurer. Miss Nita
H, Stellwag; registrar, Mrs. Fred
Matteson; chaplain, Mrs. Trilla B.
Young.