Evening star., 1922-02-26
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Wsuen's City Club.-Miss Veronica
regeton will be. hostess this after
noon from ( to $50 o'clock. A cdrd
party for the benefit of the entertain
nent committee will be given tomor-
ow at $50 Pm; business meeting
Wednesday at 8 pm. The member
hip committee win give a card party
he afternoon and evening Of Thurs
hay. when bridge and five hundred
kwf1i be played At 2 and pm. The
eiub- has recently elected a nominat-
ing committee. Of which Mrs. X. c.
Dean. is chairman. The positions for
which elections will be held tn May
are president. first and second vice
presidents. recording and correspond
ing secretaries and treasurer. as well
as.etxht members Of the board. Suc>
Seeftons made In writing and signed
BY the proposef will be gladly re-
ceived by the nominating committee.
Lut should be submitted twenty days
before date OF election.
cSAstitatloa Chapter. d. A. r.. held
its February meeting with Mrs. Dan
iel c. Roper. the Parkwood. Mrs.
Delegates and alternates elected to
the, coming congress are; Mrs. Nc
kahan. Mrs. George W. Shull. dele
gates, and Mrs. William c. Sanford.
Mrs. Frank A Evarts. Mrs. George
Cook. Mrs: John F. Little. Mrs. Good
Roper, Mrs. Harry B. Denham. Mrs.
W.. A. Poole. Mrs. James l. Parker
and Miss Elisabeth Pierce. alternates.
Mrs. Charles W. Allen reported a
successful colonial and st. Distaff day
bail. held at the Washington City
Club. which was attended by many
national and District officers. Gifts
and appropriations were r,aie ~
Memorial Continental Hall. the Amer
ican armory and blue book. presented
by Mrs. Allens for a chandelier for
me: District room. toward the paint
in6, The Convoy of the American
Troop Ships" that Is to be sent to
France, to be hung in the war mu-
scum in Paris; the Berry Mountain
school In Georgia, the memorial to
ideat general, National Society. D. A.
R. for & girls .dormitory at oxford
College. Ohio: the Guernsey scholar
ship International College. Spring
held. Mass; for the District Of Co
,umbta Travellers Aid Society. Ju-
N0Aa0 SV0EL AEOlcCllV6 AS6OClal
1Americanization, aud the proposed
d. AR Chapter House.
"A program Of vocal solos was given
by Mr. and Mrs. Francis p. Heartsill.
accompanied by Mr. Garrett on the
piano: The refreshments and deco
celebration of Washington's birthday.
ChAidsem Of the American Revolu-
tiSn ssciety-rhe first society of Ar
.ars: Thomas smy,he Wallis. on
Washington's w birthday. at her home,
eitsnwood; Cfierrydale. Va. After ex-
planning the purposes OF the society,
Mrs.: Wallis called for lie election OF
omcsrs- by the members. nileteen OF
whom passed the national board in
January and one to be transferred
from District OF Columbia society.
The result of the election was as fol-
iows: President, Ralph Pierce: vice
president, Catherine E. Wells: record
pE secretary. Frances Pierce; corre-
spending secretary, Donald Moore;
kreasurer, Phyllis Ransdell; registrar,
Anna ". Topley: historian, William K
Pierce. A second vice president may
q added. All officers were sworn In
nd took up their respective duties.
he society will be known as 1.-The
Eoy.. Richard Bennett Society,"" and
Fneetings will be held the second Sat
Furday OF each month. at the home of
HMrs. Wallis.
Sarah. Franklin Chapter, d. A. r.,
met "Wednesday with Mrs. c: E. War
A.. Stephens. assisting hostess. The
vice regent. Miss Edna Alexander,
presided for the regent. Mrs. Milton
Johnson: who was unable to be pres
eat because of the very stormy
weather. Questions relative to the
In - tJao g..
iers pertaining to the District meet
ing..to be held in March were dis
cussed and two lessons from the cate
iatsm Of the institution of the
United States were commented upon.
Burnsiae Post. G. A. r.. and its aux
iliary,- the Relief Corps. held their
regular business meeting in adjoin-
ing rooms of Grand Army Hall We'd
nosday night.
with the following officers present:
Mrs. Rose. Pennell, president; Mrs.
Stine, senior vice president: Mrs.
Jacobson. Junior vice president; Miss
Anna NJ. Clauser, secretary: Mrs.
GRACE Carter: treasurer: Mrs. Anenath
Case, chaplain; Mrs. Lemuel Warner.
pianist; Mrs. Anna S. Hamilton, press
cerrespondent. Other officers were
Mr1. Riltner. Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Nc
Mouisle. Miss McaIonigle. Mrs. l..
snyder. Mrs. NJ. North, Mrs. Gallagher,
MrH1McBride and Miss Price, with
seNnral visiting members.
4Hfer brief business transaction,
an tuyitation was given by Col. Hunt
sof8fom the pest to join in cele-
br34ton of George Washington's
birthday, the following committee in
charge: Col. Hosea Moulton, chair
Warner and Chaplain MCGEE, who
dissHesed tho war period and events
in. f1s military life Of Washington
from the viewpoint Of a soldier.
Mf.. Ellen Spencer Mus.ey Tent.
DAUGHTER. Of Veterans, U. 8. A., en-
tertained Monday evening to celebrate
the birthdays of Washington and Lin
coin. Maj. Dean. the newly elected
department commander. and Adtt. Gen.
Abraham Lincoln. Harley V. speel-
man, principal speaker of the even.
ing, gave an address on the history
of the flag. Mrs. Kathryn B. Austin
and B. H: Lang rendered the musical
sSor, A%onE t.ISs the vc9es esss ar Mho
F.lsWarner. o. A. c. oehmler. Mrs.
Myrtle Loebsack. newly elected de-
partment president Woman's Relief
Corps: Mrs. H. FL Hempler. Mrs
Lasrs snd = Mrs Nozth A"fss,a Past nrss
1--WE Auu III .. y. ". WI IA. = ooS ~ GO
idents Of the Daughters in attendance
we're Miss Genevieve. Spencer, Mrs.
|Ella- Washburn. Miss Jennie l. HAM
ifton, the national press correspond
lent: Mrs. Mary Van Ness Fauth, Mrs.
|E. g. Clements and Mrs. H. A. Sutton.
|The president Of the tent, Miss Guiton,
presided. -.
Phu Sheridan Relief Corps, No. II,
celebrated the birthdays of Wash
|ington, Lincoln. Grant and Mckinley
Tuesday evening at G.. A. r, Hall.
Obi Oldroyd paid tribute to Lincoln.