Evening star., 1922-04-02

be given BY members. ':undSr. the dis
| rectton ct Mrs. Frederick 3. FzrffpE.
ton. AT the close, OF the regular
meeting there will be:a called theet.
ing at which nominations for tof.eers
OF the club for the coming.ysar VIII
be made. : 81 .,.-s =
The nature: section has been so
successful III finding spring flowers
| along the cana1s that they viii make
another trip on Wednesday. taking,
car as usual at Dupont Circle at
pm. e7-
There viii be no meeting Of, the
Aousehold decoration section unttl
The last meeting of the archaeological
section for this year will be- held at
the residence of MIS- John Lowe. 1892
Mrs. Ansen Rogers Tracy win give a
paper on The Ruins. Of Palenque."
College Women. Club. @is4s Eye st.
MRS NJ Msstnaei n R; .es prssaens assisss
ls1o,1s11. This will, be charter mem
bers reunion day. with. all members
Tor the nfst i've years as special guests.
Saturday. April 8. $3.50 pms supper.
Senator and Mrs. Frank B. Willis, the
guests of honor. and Senator Willis
Will speak on ohio Colleges" This is
the last supper of the season and men
are invited. Reservations should be
made through Mrs. Pickett at the
clubhouse.
The America. wenea'. LeE's. will
day and Friday. The first session
will be social with an interesting
program. and the second session will
be given to business and the cleo
ton Of officers for the coming year.
sence Of Mrs. Wadsworth.
All women Of the legion are in
vfted to bring their husbands. sons
or friends to the Thursday evening
session. and each member Is expected
to attend both sessions. as important
business will come up Friday. Miss
Schwed. teacher of constitutional
government, will speak at the Friday
session.
The American women's Legion is
under it's own constitution and
charter. 1t is composed of women,
next Of kin. of the men who served
In the great war, and 1t is not con-
nected In any way with the Mems
and community of effort to relieve
the disabled eX-service men. Unit
reports have been withheld in the
general preparation for the conven-
tion at which some officer Of each
unit has an important part to play.
George Baldwin Mccoy Unit has in
Vited the George Washington Post
OF the American Legion to hear Miss
chapel, of the Church of the Covenant.
In reference to this. coffee AND dough-
nuts were mentioned.
sarah Franklin Chapter, ID, A, r..
held its MARCH meeting at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. James E. Mulcare. The
regent, Mrs Milton Johnson, was in
the chair. Mrs. W. d. Ogden reported
1orty-three members on the r6ll. four
new members having been added this
year. with six names pending
The chairman OF the chapter house
committee reported great progress
. oeing made In raising funds for this
A contribution was made to the
miniature to be painted Of former
PRESIDENT General Mrs. Scott, which
VIII be placed in the Museum at
on The characteristics and Fads Of
OuI, fresidents and Their Wives"
! Al the close of the business session
the hostess. Mrs. Mulcare, held n
receptsoh in. honor of the newly
g,ecsed state officers Of the District
~. a; h< watch was participated in
by all the, chapter members.
t The Woman's National Foupd,.io,
! .srhe WI, present n Ted Shawn in talk on
l
tion Friday evening at $40 o'clock.
| rms Is the first of series Of six
intimate talks on present day drama
production which will be given after
d Easter at the foundation. under the
| the executive committee.
| Inc Drama Magazine, through .the
! Iouadation centers. is. Offering a
NUMBER OF scholarships in the series
drama student, information regard
ing THIS may also be had at the
The Eleanor Wilson Chapter, d. A.
H.. held its February meeting at the
home of Mrs. F: Barker at the Cecil
Mrs. Emma Noel presiding. Mrs. Van
! Rlper. secretary of the Travellers Aid
PIN washington, gave a talk on the
The chapter made a contribution to
aid her in this work.
keystdne CHAPTER, D. A. r., met re-
Chevy Chase: Mrs. Ida j. Kinseii, re-.
gent. presiding. A. report showed
the chapter was doing good patriotic
work. with a spirit Of harmony pre-
yailing Miss Stevens brought a re-
Kelly was assisted by Miss Haven.
Mrs. Hardy, the regene-elect of the
District, was an honor guest also
Mrs. Mulcare, the new chaplain
elect; Mrs. Abbott, the retiring state
historian, and others.
| Wonen's Overseas Service LeaKue-
4 A special meeting has been called tor
! Tuesday at Pm, at the home Of
Miss Denys. 1898 l street. Mrs. Kyle
Of Philadelphia, chairman of the ma.
tional legislative committee. will be
present to make final plans for the
bill for the congressional charter. AS
the bin has been reported to the
House and.is now on the calendar it
may come up at any time. Mrs. Chew,
the national president. will speak.
4 She has recently returned from
II trip to France.
at st. Elizabeth's Hospital in ward
B-3 "Wednesday at pm. The Marine
Bapd will furnish music. All members
are cordially invited.
The regular meeting of the league
has been postpened to April 12.
The Cultus Club met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. William A. Kinlnan.
Three papers were read: Historical
IChurches OF America" by Mrs. Oscar
Wilkinson: Leading Universities of
the Country, by Mrs. Selden NJ. Ely,
and Hawaii" by Mrs. "A. c. Taylor
"Martha Washington Chapter, d. A.
r., was entertained at the March
meeting by the state reEent-elect,
Mrs. William B. Hardy. past regent
Of the chapter, in the library Of the
Eastern High School. Mrs. Hardy
gave talk on Americahikation work.
chapters committee, gave a report on
the same work being done In, this
city. Also a paper on the progress of
the state historic committee, when at