Evening star., 1922-01-01
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

O'Clock pm. at 2007 Columbia road
Wednesday. from > to O'Clock pm.
the committee on Bible study viii
meet at the same place, lesson, The
Historical Psalms" All welcome.
The Judge Lynn Chapter held its
December meeting at the home of Mr..
Carlton w. Ball, with the regent, Mrs.
Bertha NJ. Robins. presiding. After
the opening exercises the various re-
ports were given. Mrs. Harmon, the
chapter historian. read paper on
valley Forge: Mrs. Fuller read the
president generals message from the
December issue of the ID. A. II. Masa-
zine. and Mrs. Robins gave extracts
from the account OF the presentations
Of the water works TO Tilloloy,
France.
Martha Washington Chapter. ID. 4. w..
held its December meeting with the
second vice regent, Mrs. e. {. Clem-
ents. Mrs. Roscoe l.. Oatley, first vice
regent, presided owing to The death
of the regents husband r. G. Yorks
A report of the chapter historian was
read, and a talk to the chapter by
the state vice regent, Mrs. William
R. Hardy, who is an ex-regent of the
chapte Mrs. Charles J. Newhard
2a ye a short paper entitled spirit
OF 70" An autographed copy of tho
chapter by the author. William Tylcr
Page. through Mrs. Oatley. has been
posted in the book Of records.
womnn's Committee Of the Citizen.
Associations will meet Tuesday even
ing at O'Clock. at 2Vo7 Columbia
road. Mrs. Nanette Il. Paul. chair
man. will continue the course Of in
struction in Ma xins a he founda
ton of the common law" and their
application to present problems
The division on education for citi.
zenship of The j.. &. r. w. clubs. uf
which Mrs. Anna E. Hendley il chair
man, Will meet at the same time and
place. All women interested in such
Il line Of study are cordially invited
to come and bring friends.
The Billie literature section of the
y. c. f. w. clubs. of which airs. Tani
is chairman. viii meet at 2no7 Column
bia road. Wednesday, from Ia
o'clock. Tho subject for study viii
be The Historical Psalms" All arc
requested to bring Bibles.
Mrs. Anna l.. IIondlcv has returned
from Atlantic 'iiN. whore she I'D
dressed III" center Of the Natlonal
Woman's Foundation. that she helped
to organize.
crittent"n Wheel Club The wheel
Club enjoyed the hospitality OF Mrs
Pauline potwin. Wcodley TART.
Thursday \ t'ritt"nton rumulaGc
sale was announced for the lattcr
part of January. Mrs. Adams. 1875
Taylor street, viii entertain the club
January r.
The Legion OF Loyal Women Will
hold a New Year reception tomorrow
at the Ebhitt Hotel. from to 6 n -.
in honor OF department commander
and staff of the 6. 4 r.. aud com
nrs nders of all patriotic organiza-
tions.
The Short story Club met TUESDAY
at w. c. T. {. headquarters. Wheu
+. s. Moore. who has been i'll. was
happily able to resume his duties as
president. The story of the evening
(which Shall 1t Be" was coutribur
ed by Miss Mary Tarner The second
installment of the composite story
THE Perridy Of Peter" was written
and read by Miss Julia Herkuu
and Mrs. Barnhill sang. Mrs. Hoef-
fiiger recited original verse, and
poem was read by Mrs Thomas NJ,
Moneyway.s talk on the 'Techniauc
Of the Short story" has been defer
red until the next meeting of tn
club owing to his absence from tho
city. The date Of meeting has been
changed 70 the fourth Tuesday ~
each month.
The Shakespeare society will meet
"Wednesday evening at George Wash
ington University lay school, 1885 X
street. S. s. Ashbaugh Will discuss
the literary sources Of Tanning of til.
ShreW' and Mrs. Eleanor Bingham
Will analyZe the character of kath-
crime.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Wal
ter Wood Following luncheon. papers
pertaining 20 China We're read hy
Mrs. ]. 3. Reed. and Mrs Edgar Ner-
ritt. who presented. respectively, The
Rule of the MancilsIS,' and "itesourcc< :
and Industrial Arts.
Columbia Chapter, ID. 4. r., held IL
December meeting with Mrs. w "
Wallace. with the regent. Mrs. Jason
Waterman. presiding. Reports were
presented. and il was voted to donat
a sum toward historical work Of the
District. Being A business meeting. a
program was omitted.
Frances Scott Chapter. ID. A. n. was
entertained by Mrs. W. w Whittier
of Cleveland Park al Christmas tea
Tuesday. Mrs. Nanette B. Paul gave
talk on parliamentary law. The
guests included regents and officers
of other chapters and Mrs. Emma =
Pratt and Mrs. ". c. Jones presided
at the tea table, assisted by Miss
Beatrice Whittier. Miss Juliettc Cur
tiss and Mrs. William +. Davidson
Mrs. Walker Martin will entertain the
chapter at its next social meeting.
January l..