Evening star., 1922-02-19
Mrs. Enoch johnson read a paper on
the EARLY History of Maryland"

Mrs. EnOCh johnson read q paper on
the The es,y History 9oo1fa Of Ma tsa
Janet Montgomery Ckarter. D.'A. r.,
met Wednesday in Chevy Chase, Md.
with Mrs. Estelle p. Weaver as hos
Stone. presiding. An amendment to
the bylaws. changing the regular
meeting day to the third Tuesday in
the month, was adopted. Copies of
bylaws to be acted upon at the
March meeting were distributed. Mrs:
elected delegate to the Continental
Congress. with the following alter
mates: Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Weaver,
Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Lines,
Mrs. Van Fossen, Miss Wingate, Mrs.
land The following were elected as
delegates to the Maryland state con.
ference: Mrs. F. w. Brown. Mrs. -.
=. Weaver. Mrs. w. E. Perry, Mrs: L.
g; Van Fosssn and Mrs; M; /; ;,,GnS Glib
Mrs. J: c. Wallace. Mrs. Lewis Jack
son. Mrs. E. P. Lines, Mrs. B. P.
Whalen.
Samuel Gorton Chapter. d. a. r..
met Thursday evening at 1741 1st
street, with Mrs. Florence Hart and
Miss Mary G. Brown as hostesses. A
paper on Brave Women OF the Revo-
luton" was read by Miss Isabel Saw
yer, and a report on the work OF the
disarmament conference was read by
Miss Mary Bullard.- Mrs. Amy Os-
borne sang and piano solos were rem
dered by Miss Altoona Chartron. Dele
gate and alternates to the Contf-
mental Congress elected were: Dele
gate, Miss Eva Jackson; alternates.
Mrs. Lois Hicks. Miss Jean Phillips,
Miss Marv c. Brown, Mrs. Ophelfa
Jones and Miss Leona Clark. A card
party held recently was reported
success.
The Carberry Parent-Teacher As
sociation was entertained at cards
Monday evening by Mrs. D. F. Man
ming and Mrs. John w. Davis, at the
home of the former, IL 5th street
northeast.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
tomorrow at 1880 pm. at the nome
tin street Mrs. + H. Hillman will
read a paper on Period Furniture"
The annual pilkrimaee Of the Pen
will take II place April IS. opening the
four-day convention of the league in
this city. Hospitality and entertain
ment for the visitors will be under
the direction Of Mrs. Theodore Tilier.
authors costume carnival ball and
the annual "frolic of famous folk"
coming under her committee
The book fair given by the league e
distinguished authors. the compo-
sitions Of leading composers and pro
ductions Of American artists. VIII De
in charge of Mrs. Louis n. Geloert'
national historian.
St. Rita Assembly. No. 9, Of the
Catholic Fraternity. met FRIDAY IN
law committee reported that It had
finished revising the bylaws and they
were read for the first time. Dancing
and games after the business meeting.
Capitol Assembly, No. .. will meet
at pm. Friday. Matters OF import
ance will be discussed and all mem
bers are urged to attend the meeting.
American Liberty Chapter. d: A. r.,
held its February meeting with the
regent, Mrs. L. B. Thomson. Mrs. J.
Harry Cunningham was assistant
hostess.
LARGE IL 0eans attendance. sass. The regent re-
ported the marriage Of Miss Bailey,
a member. and stated that all chap
ters would be called upon to donate
for the new lighting in the district
room.
Donations were made to the
Georgetown Foreign Night School,
the Juvenile Protective Association.
the Historic Society and Continental
Hall Library. Chairman on thrift re-
ported the sale Of stamps had been
tificates Of not less than $50 were for
sale. Mrs. owen. historian. read ex-
tracts from "old Naval Days" by
| Nine. de Meissner.. and America 8
Best known Home" Mrs. Bruckart
was received into memnsFship. mi c,n,
mental Congress were Mrs. w: W.
lLemmond, Mrs. ]. Harry Cunningham,
Mrs. F. j. Bates, Mrs. Ferdinand, Mrs.
Tannenbaum, Mrs. R c. Owen, Mrs.
James C. Lombard and Miss Vinetta
Wells.
The Mount Pleasant w. c. r. U. met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs A. B. Carly. 1894 Harvard street.
Excellent reports were given by Of
Ellis Logan gave talk on tho Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs. She slso
spoke Of effective work being done
by tho women of the District at
crossings used by children on the
way to and from school. Mrs. N. NJ.
Pollock, corresponding secretary for
the District w. C. T. u. spoke OF
the fourth Bible contest about to be
launched by Mrs. Louise Earl, chair
man. Five new members were ad-
mitted.
Lanham Study Club of Prince
Georges county, Nd, met with Mrs.
Montgomery Tuesday, with Mrs. Col
Inns presiding. The club indorsed,
without reservations, the public
school budget, as submitted in the
Maryland state budget. and urged it's
ADOPTION by the general assembly.
A copy Of the resolution was ordered
sent to the senator and delegates in
the legislature from this county.
Mrs. Kempton, chairman of social
service work, suggested setting aside
the poor in the county. Mrs. Wells