Evening star., 1923-03-03

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| Tuesday night at the College Won
ems Club, with Mrs. Eva Hurd Wills
in charge. The program. featured featured a
| readers and public speakers and a
! number Of members gave answers TO
queries sent in. In succession OF
! original numbers DR.. Gilbert Patten
Brown and Mrs. Edith c. Hamilton
| read poems. and Mrs. Gertrude b.
Mustain read a story, THE Call of the
| Blood" The program had for It's CLOS
Ing interest, play by Leslie Wauapy'
, The Midnight Intruder" In which
Lulu G. Adams, Corinne Frazier
| Rosemary Arnold, Ada Louise Town
send. Catherine Griffith; Clarence
Rubesam and Mr.. Waudby. At the
business meeting which followed. un-
der charge Of the president, Wiley y:
! Ison, 1t was voted to have the annual
Shakespeare banquet, and com
mittee in charge was appointed: Mrs.
! William T. Chamberlin, Mrs. Hamil-
ton and Claude n. Bennett.
i The Catholic Women's Service Club
gave a surprise dinner party in honor
| of Miss Rebecca STANLEY. vice presi-
February %. at the Catholic Com
| munity House. COL L street.
/ The Rev. Lewis A. O'Hern, in an
| ment of all present. and in the course
| of his remarks spoke of the work that
she had accomplished in connection
| with the upbuilding of the COM
munity mouse, and all the good IL
stands for.
Among those present were Rev.
, John NJ. McNamara of St GabrieIs
| keely. Miss Grace Irene Kelly. Miss
! Winnifred Costigan. Miss Mary Il.
| cannon. Mrs. Mary Jones, Miss Mar
| garet Sheahan, Miss Matte Sinclair,
Miss Alice Brick. Miss Glare Dillon.
! Miss Nellie O'Brien, Miss Gertrude
! Walters. Miss Mary Fisher, Miss
Agnes Boyle. Mrs. Herbert Parker.
| Miss Annie +. Murphy and Gilbert
| Glasses in history of philosophy are
held every Tuesday evening at
o'clock in the parlors of COL T. street
Glasses in basket ball every Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock in the
gym" at Catholic Community House.
sol Il street.
Plans have been completed for the
st. Patrick's dance to be held under
the auspices of the Catholic Womens
Service at the Community House,
March II at o'clock.
The Tnkomn Park Civic Study Club
Will meet Tuesday at 2 pm. at the
| library. Mrs Locher of the Crandall
theatcrs will talk on Better Films"
Miss Alton of the Americanization
School will also speak. Some of her
pupils will be present in native cos
tunes.
The Bible section met Thursday
afternC on at the library. Mrs. Caro-
line Gordon is tho leader.
The dancing section Will hold its
| first meeting Monday at S pm
! at the Brooke Tea House. Mrs. Ches-
| ter C. Waters. who is in charge Of the
section. will act as hostess.
! The art section will meet Monday
at 2:30 pm. at the library, under the
direction of Mrs. A. B. Gleason.
The Executive Committee OF the
| District Division of United Daughter.
# Confederacy met at Confederate
Memorial Home on February 26. at
which time plans were discussed to
aid the Confederate Veterans in at
tending their annual reunion to be
held in New Orleans. April 10 to 13.
! Mrs; Walter f. Hutton: division
spending secretary general by the
committee. as that office will be va
Gated at the next annual convention
of the Daughters Of the Confederacy.
to be held in this city the week of
November 10. Approximately 1000
daughters. representing thirty-three
| states. will attend this convention,
and arrangements will be made TO
make It the most successful ever held
by the daughters. Mrs Hutton will
be hostess for this the thirtieth an
nual convention and has also been
appointed chairman of program for
| the convention, the committee con-
ststing of Mrs. John w. Goodwin of
Pennsylvania, Mrs Roy Weeks Nc
kenney of Kentucky. Mrs. Robert
Meade of Virginia and Mrs. Walter
| d. Lamar Of Georgia.
/ Warren G. Harding Auxiliary. No. IL
| and William B. Gushing. No. 80. Sons
| OF Veterans. held joint reception.
FEBRUARY %. in honor of the Mary
| land Division president, Mrs Rama b.
Niemyer, at Grand Army Hall
After an informal meeting. Mrs
Of pearls. from both auxiIiaries;
| presentation made by Mrs Rose Rut-
| ledge. past division president, and a
| corsage bouquet, from the Sons of
| Veterans of this city. presented by
MISS Augusta Palmer. past division
prsident.
Short talks were given by Depart
| ment Commander John W. Reed of
| the Department of the Potomac, G.
A. R.; Past Department Commander
H. l. Dean and John McElroy of the
G. A. R.: Senior Division Vice Com
| mander J. w. Lyons of Maryland di-
vision. Sons Of Veterans; Commander
Frank A. De Groot of William B.
Gushing Camp, No. 30. Sons of Vet
Grams; also Mrs. Margaret Patterson
past national presidents of National
Auxiliary. Sons of Veterans; Mrs
Mamie Palmer Dorsey. past depart
ment president of the Women's Relief
Corps; Mrs. Louise Watson. president
! of Harding Auxiliary. and Miss Gret-
chen Bergner. past president of Cush-
| ing Auxiliary. Mrs. Rosalie NICK
Shelton, president of Cushing Auxil-