Evening star., 1922-04-30

Short Story Cluk-The last social
meeting Cor the season was held
Tuesday evening. The secretary, mrs.
Myra Metcalfe. read the minutes OF
the last meeting. which were written
Of the evening, -Four Mistakes and
who Made Them" written by Mrs.
Julia Gray Burnett. = longtime mem-
ber, Of the club. was read by her
Er4nddaughter' Mrs; Mr.; Haddaway: M Sa,s,.r
followed. .The River Lethe." In mel.
enchoIy vein: rejoinder. written BY
a friend. with. an optimistic outlook.
entitled. The River Of Life" and an
forth Mr.. Fosters claims to optin-
In the musical portion Of the en-
tertainment Miss Gibbs sang to the
mandolin accompaniment of Mr..
Mrs. Phillips rscited THE Sick
King and "The Faith Ship" Later in
ths evening she impersonated in at
tire, manners and voice half-grown
lad. reciting When Paw Shaved ON
mother Mr.. jacobson recited "rhe
Clowns Baby" giving as an encore.
'The Country Boys Love-" Mr. White
aleo recited.
The annual business meeting Of the
sc
S9- Mrs. Riggs. 131 Maryland avenue
northeast.
The Beard Of Lady Managers Of Case
a. ti &. ESS, Tss ss ar p.nned foF
Tuesday has been postponed to give
inors attention to the garden party
70 be held June at the homo Of Mr.
Gpd. Mrs. William GUIDE. $500 New
Msmpshir. o. svsnus; IT, The ,,,,,n Names ..,.ef Of
Ietel ard Of Baby Ruth Lamborn
wSfe sdded to the list Of members.
Fssera city Ch.pter. d. A. r.. met
TpS6day evening at the home Of the
RECENT. Mr.. Mahlon A. Winter. Tho
an1ual reports Of oficers showed that
mu6h work had been done by the
chapter. AMI many contributions made
,nW all its state and national oblixa-
tidhs and the treasury 10 in splendid
coalition. The chapter indorsed the
work Of the Be'leau Woods Memorial
Association, and individual contribu-
tas were made to the fund.
Wss presented to the chapter.
card party will be given May 16
fof'the purpose Of raising money for
pAtriotic work next year. Mrs. Mary
KNalle is In charge.
laess: Regent. Mrs. Mahlon A. Winter:
%e4 regent. Mrs. Mary K. Naile;
rec8rding secretary, Mrs. George n
Ch9dsey; corresponding secretary,
c. Viola Fellowss: treasurer. Miss
w&bdward; historian. Mrs. Royal l.
shSman. and chaplain. Mrs. Harry G.
Tolson-
DAT svsninE with = Mr:. +; " waiter ass "11: ".
HuAband. 845e Macomb street. Cleve.
Lana Park. Mrs. Frank e. webner and
Mr& Arthur 8. Field were assisting
ho1 1eesses. The brief business meet
i was s.!%s p,s'iSsd s..,,o over sy the regent.
toric directory Of the District. COM
ta1nd by the state historical COM
mffSee, was exhibited and on sale.
MI. Sarah Brown Of Bedford, Mass,
brdnght greetings from and told Of
chspter. embracing the towns Of Lex.
inS*on. Bedfard and Concord. Mass.
Mn. Brown also exhibited q colored
Qtcture OF the only nag. which was
carried In the Concord fight" Walter
Immigration" in which he outlined
the laws and practices which have
governed immigration in this country
from the time when the firse comers
in Massachusetts. believing in 1887
IS nodded By an influx Of Followers.
psfitioned that restrictive measures
be taken. down to the present day
with it's problems. including some Of
the incidents arising in the applica-
ioh OF the new law. with its. per
Sut ratio.
The Aaitie Club-Plans for the cele- |
brsfion Of the nrst anniversafy Of
IN club include trip to New York
by seventy.ave members. . social on !
the date OF organisation. June 8. and
Assdian@r to, the membership. Cath
slime Hssrington vice president. IL
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