Evening star., 1922-03-05

evening at $3.50 Dr. John Mez Of the
Frankfurter Zeitung will talk on
Germany and the Genoa Conference"
Capitol Hill History Club held its
current meeting with Mrs. Arthur
Mcmillan, assisted by Mrs. Burrage
Wilson. Mrs. B. c. Yorks. president;
presided. A paper on ''China-and
the Christian Missions" was read by
Mrs. Court F. Wood, and Mrs. George
Felt gave another on Holiday Sports
and Games"
The CuItus Club met recently at the
home of Mrs. A. p. Clark. Following
a paper on The Jewish Union of To-
day" The members were called on
for current events.
r., was organized at Yorktown, Va,
February 8. in honor of one of the
signers of the papers relating to the
capftulation of Yorktown. The Off
GERS are: Regent. Mrs. q. D. Chenne-
worth: historian. Mrs. Sydney Smith;
treasurer; Miss Elizabeth Cooke; sec
retary, Mrs. Percy Smith; recording
secretary, Mrs. Benjamin Gatchings;
registrar, Mrs. H. NJ. Clemments: as
sfstant secretary, Mrs. A. J. Rem
forth.
tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Woodbury. Pulsifer and Miss Mary E.
L. Hall. 1927 Hobart street.
The regent, Mrs. Louis D. Carman.
presided. An appropriation was made
for the chandelier to be placed in the
Hall. The chairman of the library
committee. Mrs. Samuel Polkinhorn,
reported two additional books given
to the d. A. r. library. Mrs. George
w. Eastment was elected to member
ship. Notes on international relations
were read by Mrs. H. B. Polkinhorn.
The program, under management OF
Miss Lucretia Jackson. consisted of
an address on Americanization by
Justice Siddons and a group OF spring
songs by Mrs. George Price, who was
accompanied by Mrs. A. NJ. Jackson.
After the exercises, number Of
guests came in for tea. The hostesses
were assisted in the dining room by
Miss Elizabeth Pierce, Miss Clara Nc
Queen. Mrs. Boteler, Miss kincannon
and Mrs. Harry Wyckoff.
Ruth Brewster Chapter. d. 4. r..
held it's February meeting with Mrs.
W. c. Adams, Chatham Courts. who
entertained at a valentine luncheon.
Mrs. Frank Foster Greenawalt. re-
gent, presided at the business ses-
sion. Reports showed that the chap
ter stood 100 per cent in donations
for the three patriotic objects asked
by the president general-the me-
mortal fountain at Plymouth. the
painting to be presented to France
and the Guido" or manual for i'm
migrants. A1ternates were elected to
serve at the District of Columbia
state conference in March and the Ma
tional Society D. A. r. Congress in
April. Mrs. James Campbell Flournoy
was elected first alternate.
Federal City Chapter. d. A. r.. met
Tuesday at the residence of Mrs.
Clyde HambIin. the regent, Mrs. N. A.
Winter presiding.
1t was voted to take a page in the
District House Book in memory of
Mrs. Laura r. Anderson, a member,
who died November 13.
Funds were contributed toward new
electric fixtures being installed in the
District Of Columbia room at Me-
mortal Continental Hall. The chap
ter also authorized the treasurer to
send money to the state treasurer
for the purpose of buying a book for
the library at Continental Hall and
a flag for Girl Scout troop in the
District.
The following were elected alter
mates to the continental congress:
Mrs. Mary X. Nalle, Mrs. George E.
Chadsey. Mrs. Carl Wisewell. Mrs.