Evening star., 1922-01-22
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

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ington. Lincoln. Grant and Mckinley
during the month Of February. It is
to be an open meeting.
Mrs. Parker. the secretary. present.
ed to Miss Alverta Redman, the re-
tirinE president, string OF pearl
appreciation Of her faithful work
during the past year.
The CarAery Pafent-TeaeAeF Asso-
ciat10n. met Tuesday evening Repre-
sentative French OF Idaho spoke Of
the Parents Of Today" Miss Hilda
Mrs. Erickson. Miss Ruth Jefters
gave readings. and patriotic songs
were sung by the audience under the
direction OF r. s. Moore. The
luncheon served Wednesday by the
Carbery parents at the school was
LaRdover Community Club, met
Thursday at the home Of the presi-
dent. Mrs. f. NJ. Parker.
Miss Ferriter. social service work
or Of Prince Georges county. gave
the needy Of the county:
The club arranged a quilting bee
to be held at the home Of Mrs. W. II.
Allen. The quilt Is to be given to
Miss Ferriter to be sent wherever
needed.
Arrangements were also made to
give a barrel OF clothing TO the
Capitol Assembly No. 9, and St. Rita
Assembly Ne. 8, Catholic Fraternity.
held a joint installation OF officers
last Sunday in Immaculate Concep-
ton Hall. Miss Agnes f. johnson
was chairwoman of the committee on
arrangements, consisting OF twenty
f1ve members. The speaker Of the
day was Rev. Father Riordan. chap
lain OF the two local assemblies. Su-
preme President Gottschalk congrat-
ulated the officers upon their elec-
tion and urged them to do their ut
most to make this the most success
assemblies. Other speakers were
Supreme Vice President Httzelberger
and Supreme Counselor Rogers.
Musical entertainment was pro-
vided by Mr.. Liberman, Miss Mary
Spedden and Miss Rosina Danhakl
The officers were installed by the
supreme president, assisted by the
supreme marshal.
At the regular meeting of Capitol
Assembly. No. 6. Friday new com
mittees were appointed: Organization.
L. w. Stoddard. John G.. johnson.
James F. Crown. Catman Quantrille.
Thomas Mckenna: social, Daniel ].
Currie, Frank P. Callahan. Joseph ].
Chunta, John A. Danhakl. John H.
McKenna. William H. oBrien. Charles
E. Traynor; athletic. Thomas r.
Holden. Francis Johnson, Joseph T
Leckert. Thomas A. O'Erien; debat.
ing. William Blake: dramatic, George
E. Mckenna; publicity, George F.
Saur.
n. s. ID. r. P-The executive COM
mittee of the National Society,
Daughters of Founders and Patriots
OF America, held its January meet
Ing with Mrs. Thaddeus N. Jones.
with the president, Mrs. Alice p.
Wiles. in the chair. National officers
and committee chairmen presented
reports. With Alabama organizing
there will be twenty-one states or
ganized for state work. Twenty
four names were presented for the
first time and seven new members
elected. Several additional contribu-
tions were made toward the expense Of
printing the lineage books.
Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority-Miss
Cora Larimore keeley. dean of the
Epsilon Chapter. entertained the
chapter Sunday afternoon at her
home on kilbourne place. Miss
bers of Omicron Chapter. A talk was
given by Edgar Lee Greever. member
of the board Of directors, University
Of Virginia
The Writers' League Of washinston
met Friday evening at the public
when the annual election of
ofiiceds was held. NJ. Hugh Irish sue
ceeding Prof. n. B. Fagin as presi-
dent of the league. Miss Marie l..
Dallas was reelected to fill the office
of vice president and Miss Minnie NJ.
Goode reelected secretary and treas
urer. An address was made by Prof.
Fagin, the retiring president. who
spoke Of his recent activities in edit
ing new literary magazine in
Washington for which he had exam
ined some three thousand manu-
scripts from well known writer's
throughout the country and abroad.
Chapter House Committee, ID. C..
ID. A. r.. will meet at o'clock Tues
day at the Hadleigh. 10th and v
streets. Itjs expected every chapter
in the District will be represented.
cational committee met with Mrs
Charles Keller Monday. The evening
was spent in general discussion OF
educational. political and immigration
subjects. Miss Whitney assisted the
hostess. The philanthropic committee
met with Mrs. Ralph Smith. Chill
drens garments are being completed
for distribution to the various chill
dren's homes in the District. Many
future meetings will be devoted to
the work Of making quilts for cribs
and beds OF these Institutions. Quilt
patches were prepared at this meeting
for use of the home committee. which
will meet with Mrs. Edward Russ
Friday afternoon, when the members
structing Of quilts.
Daughters Of Isabella Circle, No.
17H-The younger members enter
tanned at dance at the Catholic
Community House. sol street. on
be rendered tea at the community
house by the Catholic women's Serv-
ice Club February 5. The circle is
pursuing its usual custom OF having
Monday night card parties at the
homes of its members. Mrs. Charles
Dwyer will entertain the members
at her home. 700 X street northeast,
members will be guests OF Mrs. John
Colpoys. 1859 Harvard street.
Marcia Burns Chapter. ID. A. r., met
Wednesday with the regent. Mrs.
Conrad E. HesseS with Mrs. John
Farnsworth. assisting hostess. Re-
ports were heard. and Mrs. Gutelius,
chairman Of chapter house work. out
lined the special work along that line
to be done by the chapter. A sale
for the benefit Of the Near East Re-
lief has been set for February 10 at
the residence of Mrs. Won Dachen.
hausen. 1920 Calvert street. Miss
Herlihy, guest Of the chapter, assisted
in the Ching room. with Miss Helene
Marie Hesse, daughter Of the hostess.