Evening star., 1922-05-28

Grant Circle No. I and Abraham Lin
| coin Circle No. 8. Ladies of the 6.
A. r.. will be held in the rotunda
Of the Capitol at o'clock this after
noon.
The committee. consisting of Mrs.
Emma H. Hempler. chairman. and
! president OF Grant Circle: Miss E. F..
| Hayward. Mrs. Laura A. Lennon. Mrs.
Alice X. Mulligan; Mrs. Alice Goodacre.
president of Lincoln Circle: Mrs. B. l..
| HoXie, Mrs Sarah e. Deeds and Miss
Glennan. have arranged the following
! Introduction of chairman by Mrs.
Goodacre.
Invocation by Rev. Harry D. Mitch
ell. pastor of the National Metropoli-
tan NJ E. Church.
Presentation of colors by a soldier,
a sailor and a marine.
Pledge to flag. led by Mrs. Almira
Grosy Clements. patriotic Instructor
of Grant Circle.
"The Star Spangled Banner" led by
! Mrs: Viola Schippert klinger. accom-
panied by Miss Nellie Sacrey.
Placing OF flowers by the two cir
cles.
Memorial address on Lincoln and
Grant by Representative Alice Rob-
ertson of Oklahoma.
Solos by Mrs. Viola Schippert klinger.
Lincoln's Gettysburg address by
Lemuel Warner.
America"
Benediction by Rev. r. E. Mcbride.
| D. D.. chaplain of the Department of
to Potomac, G. A. r.
Taps.
John Lindsay Chapter, ID. A. r., held
it's May meeting at the home of Mrs.
Henry Fenno Sawtelle. 1901 1lth
street with Miss Daisy Clarke as
hostess. Mrs. Bowen, regent, presided
There was general discussion OF
plans for next winters special actfvi-
ties and all members present pledged
one dollar each for an emergency
fund. Annual reports were given.
The chapter numbers among it's
members several lineal descendants
of John Lindsay and in loving mem-
ory selected from them most of the
officers for the coming year, as fol-
lows: Regent, Mrs. James Wright
Clark, vice regent, Mrs; Matthew
Daisy clarke: Corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Estelle Moreland; treas
urer Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle:
registrar. Mrs. w. Raymond Lans-
ford: historian. Miss Maude More
parliamentarian. Mrs. Augustus
Knight; auditor. Mrs. Chaplin.
The Study Club of Lanhnm, Nd, was
entertained recently by Mrs. G. Saw
yer at her home. Merryhurst. Fol-
was conducted by Mrs. Guy Collins,
president the members were enter
tanned with music. The June meet
ing will be held at the home Of Mrs.
E. Brown of Lanham.
The Janet Montgomery Chapter. ID.
4. r., made a flag presentation to
Bethesda School. Bethesda. Md. the
occasion for a patriotic celebration.
After the invocation by DR.. p. P
F'lournoy the meeting was called 10
stone. America" was sung Major
and What 1t Should Mean to Us" Mrs.
Frank Wilmot sang. Mrs. Stone pre-,
sented the flag. whic was received
! dren marched out and gave the salute
TO the flag, then proceeded to the
grounds and planted an oak in mem
ory of Montgomery county boys. III
,, with bronze tablet and registered in
the Forestry Hall of Fame.
The Montgomery County League of
Women Voters will hold its third an
nual convention June in the audi
torium of the Montgomery County
High School. the sessions to ,, begin e, at
Ellicott of Baltimore. president of the
Maryland League of Women Voters.
and Mrs. Lavinia NJ Engle of Mont
somefS county, STATE ihdndser' VIII
speak
The Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent.
No. q. d. c. Daughters of Veterans.
in the following memorial exercises:
Gushing Camp. Sons of Veterans, yes
terday and this afternoon at Holy
Rood. OAK Hill and Alexandria. and
for airmen dead this afternoon. .
O'Clock. at Dempsey's boathouse. S6th
and NJ streets: memorial services for
noon: police boat viligent will leave
eth street wharf. sail up the Potomac
with a committee of G. A. r. comrades
and members of W. r. c.. scattering
flowers on the rivers water in honor
of our sailor dead: a joint memorial
service of the G. A. r. and all its al
lied organ tions to be held tonight
Church Memorial day. exercises at
Arlington National Cemetery, 1890
am The Daughters Will leave G. A.
z. Hall at go am. Dedicatory exer-
Members Will wear their sashes on
these two occasions.
L. s. Grant Circle. No. I. Ladies' Of
the GA. r.. met Tuesday evening
Mrs. Emma III. Hempler in the chair
Mrs. Alice Burke was admitted to
membership. Commander H l.. DEAN
of the Department of the Potomac.
G. A. R.. invited the circle to be pres
ent at the memorial services to be
held in Calvary Baptist Church to-
night at o'clock and also to the
memorial services of Burnside Post
and Corps
The circle will hold its memorial
service for Mi Miss Rose NJ. Seton, Mrs.
thorhe, Col. Bingham and Comrade
Shaw, and its flag service June 1S at
pm.
ices at arlington and at the Lincoln
memorial in a body and will assist
the Woman's Relief Corps in prepar-
ing luncheon for Memorial Day
After the, meeting Gen. and Mrs!
B. L. Hoxie entertained the members
at their home on X street.
Women's City CIub.-Elected to
membership at the recent board meet
ing were: Mrs. Truman II. Newberry.
Miss Florence Dubois, Mrs. Villa B.
Hammond, Miss Harriet Vernon LEIGH.
Miss Hortense Henne. Mrs. Glenn Le-
land. Mrs. j. c. Robertson, Miss Rachel
G. LitE Miss Eta H. Austin, Mrs.
/ JoEs a. kratz and Mrs. Frederick
Dc ~nins
Social activities at the clubhouse will
continue throughout the summer The
! business and professional women's Sec
ton of the club will dine together as
usual Wednesday nights. The Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company
will install an exchange Wednesday and
Mr.. Walters will demonstrate the work
! Ing OF a central Office. Mrs. E. B. New
man, member Of the club. who has
year. will tell of her business expert
ences on that island All members of
1 the club are welcome at these meetings
ana may bring guests. foe whom cards