Evening star., 1922-10-29

/ graves, Mrs. M. c. Weaver; conserva-
ton and thrift, Mrs. j. c. Wallace
nag day exercises. Mrs. c. c. Viers;
genealogical research, Mrs. Lewis
Wilson: historical and literary reci-
procity. Miss Isabel jackson; scholar
ship. Mrs. H. L. Wells; internatlonai
relations. Mrs. Adelno Gibson; chill
dren Of the republic, Mrs. E. T. Lyd-
! dane: music. Mrs. E. w. Moore: sick
f. Pluribus Unum Chapter. d. A. r..
! met Thursday evening at the nome
Of the new regent. Mrs. Harry c.
Grove, with Mrs: sylvnus E. Johnson.
Mrs. Howard w. Gamble and Miss
Laura E. Westover as assisting
hostesses. The chapter unanimously
Endorsed Mrs. G. Wallace w. Hangar
tor president general d. A. r., and
voted contribu ion to her campaign
fund. 1t was also voted to continue
! The Approximation work now being
| carried on by the chapter. Mrs. Mar
garfta Spaulding Gerry gave tall
on Americanization and naturaliza-
ion work which is being done in
Arthur place. Committees were ap
pointed for the seasons work anc
plans discussed for a card party &
'e held In the near future.
The Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
ID ~ v. initiated five candidates at
Its current meeting and decided to
thursday night-Sousa being as a
brother to the tent. Being the joint
social night with Lincoln Camp, the
two organizations enjoyed pro-
gram which included talks from those
members who attended the national
convention in Des Moines. There VIII
be regular meeting November 6.
The Co umb'a Heights Art Club met
Thursday. October 10. with Mrs. John
Boyle. jr.. Mrs. J. f. Briggs being
paper Hstarv Tne 'o Peaer the
Great" by Mrs R. B. Bare. and Peter
the Great" by Mr.; Mckee. The presi-
sided. Roll call. which always brings
out the personality OF the members
was responded to by all present. Th.
dent of the club. Mrs. De Witt Crois-
SAINT. and her MOTHER Mrs. j. d.
Croissant. Thursday.
re w""'"n'~ C'"h or Bethe>d" mo.
with Mrs. Girvin Peters at her home
in Edsemoor Md. last Tuesday after
noon. The Woman in Politics" being
the subject discussed Miss Lavinia
Ensle. executive secretary of th'
League Of Woman Voters of Balti-
emphasizing the fact that social legis-
iatton is particularly within the
realm or feminine influence. After
the transaction of the usual club
business and reports from committees
the club was adjourned Being th'
CUPS guest day. social hour fo'
was assisted by Mrs. William w
.-lde aud Mrs. Griscom Randle.
The Ab-"cndnb-a Club met Wadres-
DAY at the home of Mr.. and Mre
president presided. Roll call re-
| sponses were american Women
The paper of the evening by F.. J
Metcalf. subject. american Dear.
| lists" Discussion by MIR. Howard DR.
| Abbot. DR.. Tindall. DR.. Mckee and
~a',s s';'n "@,od;, VOL" Ta- S0,G ns~aS H0Tz =;
Mr.. Lindsay, accompanied by Mrs
Lindsay at the piano. A reading was
! given by Louis Abbot entitled Cafe
I Of the Broken Heart" by Leonard
| Merrick. Mrs. Warmer of Pittsburgh
and Miss Ida Swiggett were guests
s"r"h H-"~k"n Chapter. u. A. r
opened its club season recently at ths
| home of its regent, Mrs. Milton W
johnson. 1t was voted that the pei
capita tax be paid for the Plymouth
! manuals. Work for the year was
| discussed and the historian read a
! paper. Hannah A. Arnett, or the
Woman Worthy of Honor"
| victo-~ Ch.pter. ID. A. r.. met Mon.
| Mrs. Frank r. Sac the new regent
presided. ano it was promptly voted
| to continue Americanization work
especially in Arthur place and tc
| present flag to Trooo Is, Boy Scouts
! of Cleveland Park The state regent
, Mrs B. Hardy. and Mrs. Frank B
Greenawait were guests. the latter
speaking of foreign children and
| those born of foreigners. A recent
| tea was given by the ex-regent Mrs
| Joseph Stewart. with the new men,
| bers as special guests.
, The J~r~~y Stnte Society will give
| 4 masquerade dance tomorrow, 8
! O'Clock. in the oak room of the Hotel
Raleigh Prizes will be awarded to
+, each of the three masqueraders who
are selected. This will be a real
! Halloween party. admission to be by
| card only.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
| si-e H"""~ -" nas"u' r"- = %
morrow, $50 o'clock. in Arcade rri-
, vate ballroom. Prizes will be given
! for the, most original costume worn
by lady or gentleman.
! The Anthony League will meet
| Thursday evening at the new head
! quarters of the General Federation OF
! Women's Clubs. 1884 N street. There
will be a short business meeting at
1880 o'clock. followed by the pro.
grain at $3.50. There will be memo
rial service for Mrs. Helen R. Tindall
nf ho
program will be under the direction
of the motion picture committee. Miss
I NJ. Lillian Williamson chairman, ant
will consist of a symposium on 1.-THE
Motion Picture Theater as a Logica
Community Center" by Mrs. Harriet
Hawley Locher. director of the pub
lie service and educational depart
ment of the Crandall theaters. assist.
ed by an advisory board composed OF
executives from organizations having
direct contact with children.
Mrs Locher will also show th'
moving picture of the delegates a.
the biennial IN Chau+auGua last June
The music will be directed by Mrs
Wayne B. Wheeler, who will sing {
group of songs. accompanied by Mrs
Chester Adair. Visiting clubwomer
are especially invited to attend.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Clul
met Tuesday with Mrs. George r
Farrell A short business meeting
followed luncheon. L. p. Wheat, jr.
gave talk on Architecture in 1t:
;Apnlica'ion to the Small House."
The next regular meeting will b,
held November IA at the home O
Mrs Roy Wilcox. Carroll avenue
Takoma Park.
The Glover Club will meet Thursda,
night with Mrs Ch rles Bemis. witt
Mrs Ralph Laurence as leader Mrs
Frizzell president of District F. W
c. will be the honor guest and