Evening star., 1923-05-12

meeting the officers read their re-
ports for the year. and the following
officers were elected: President. Mrs.
irving Frickey; vice president. Mrs.
Lillian II. Roome: recording secretary,
Mrs. stephen }. Murphy: correspond
ing secretary. Miss Ella Whilldin;
treasurer. Miss Marion White; regis
tiar. Miss Lillian A. Norton; historian.
Mrs. Caroline +. Kirk; color bearer.
DIR. Laura B. Hawkins: chaplain. Mrs.
Caroline A. Kinsley; councillors. term
TO expire 1925. Mrs. Bertha Whilldin
Crane. Mrs. Mary c. Beach and Miss
May a. Hustled; term to expire 1924
Ito fiji vacanciesJ, Mrs. Carrie White
Avery and Mrs. Samuel Meeks.
Friendship Branch. Sunshine and
Community Society held it's annual
election of officers Monday afternoon.
The society met at the home of Mrs.
&c. p. Keyser. 1920 Decatur street,
| hostesses being Mrs. keyser. Mrs.
ofiicers We're elected: President. Mrs.
George E. Hebbard; first vice presi-
dent. Mrs. w. W. Scott; second vice
ing secretary, Mrs. George a. Ross;
treasurer. Mrs. F. L. Nelson. and cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Otis j.
Rogers.
The principal address was made by
Miss Lydia Burklin of Friendship
House. VINO spoke OF the needs and
aims of that institution. Interesting
talks were also made by Mrs. John W.
Frizzell. president OF the District of
Columbia Federation OF Women's
Clubs: Mrs. Howard l.. Iiodgkins.
board of education; Mrs. Giles Scott
Raftcr, Parent Teachers Association: ::
Mrs. Augustus Scott, Dcpartment of
Fine Arts. and Mrs. J. A. Cunning
ham department Of AmericaniZation
work.
Money was voted for the benefit
Of Friendship House and for Amer
icaniZation work. The attendance
was the largest and the meeting ono
of the best Of tho year Among the
many present who are prominent IN
District of Columbia club work were
Mrs. Ellis Logan. department OF
public welfare. and Mrs Charles r;
| District of Columbia federation. The
| business session was followed by a
social hour, during which refresh :
ments were served. The next meet
| ing will be the first Monday In
| october.
The Shakespeare Society Will meet
/ for the last time this season TUESDAY
! at 17l5 l street. The session Will he
| informal and social. including reports
by the president. treasurer and
| dramatic director, but largely de-
voted TO discussing next season
! program.
| Members arc urged 10 bring
! friends. and any one interested in the
! literary or dramatic study Of Shake
/ spearc is invited to attend.
! The Nomen.s Club Of Bcthcsda.-
| In furtheranCe OF its plan to erect 4
modern clubhouse for community use
at Bethesda. Md, the club will hold
! a bridge a the home of Mrs. c. J.
! Corby. Rockville r9ad. on the after
noon OF May 90. Following tea an
4 oI,l Inn1 "a
an organ recital. will be given By
! prominent musicians
| The movement for the erection OF
| the new home for the club has re
ceived great impetus during the past
! month and a great portion OF the
! funds necessary to it's erection have
/ been subscribed. Mrs. Edwin Brand
enburg is chairman Of the house fund
/ The club met Tuesday at the home
OF Mrs. Leonard Nicholson. near Rock
VILE. Miss Alice Drake spoke or
poetry ard art
The Glover Club will meet Thurs
day at the residence OF Mrs. Charles
RemIs. the Gotham. At its meeting
May I. with Mrs Robert Le Fevre
! Mrs. Hanson spoke Of Washington.
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bischoff and Mrs
! Joseph Randall described their eX-
/ periences during the recent conven-
| tion held At Louisville. Ky, WHICH
i they attended as delegates Of the
! congress of mothers and parent
teacher associations Of Washington
| Piney Branch Chapter. y. w. c. A..
Mrs j. a. Boyd. president. closed its
season recently Al the home OF Miss
Laura Bright. 4917 18th street. 4
picnic was planned for June l3. witt
| Mrs. Abraham. 1O5 Rucker place
Rosemont. Alexandria, as hostess. ano
a schedule was made for next years
work. The chapter will open its fal
meetings September 9. at the home oi
+, Mrs. Borden. 1909 1ngraham street.
Chaplin Union w. G. T.. T.. met or
Monday at the residence OF Mrs. j. NJ
| Wiley on Macomb street. ClevelanC
Park. with the president. Mrs. Franci:
reported on the quarterly conference
| Mrs. Emma shelton. the president
! District OF Columbia w. {. 7. L. who
lis a member Of this union was no
of the District Of Columbia Federation
of Woman Clubs.
Mrs. Tibbits has charge of howe1
day. the hospital to be visited has no
reported that nineteen Of the mem
bers are now subscribers TO the ofncla
paper.
The Gamma Chapter of the NJ
Lam bdn Pi sorority met Monday Will
Miss Laura Rosser. 12l1 Park road
BUSINESS finished. the remainder o
the evening was spent in playlnE
bridge. The next hostess Will be Mrs
Raymond ]. Wise. 1923 Hall place.
soroptimist Club met Thursday
12:15 pm. at the City Club. with tn
ladies visiting at the Boys Club con
SPEAKERS speaker we're Mrs. II. A. vennema
lMenominee. Mich: Miss Grace Cos
selin. New York city, and Mrs. A: \
Williams Boston, Mass. The subJec
was What some Won Momen ARE are oo'ns s1rs :.
RaIph Robey sang. Mrs. NJ. f.. Becke
of the E. J. Febrey Heating Compan:
gave. the booster prize and spok
about her work.
The College women's Club.-Mrs
Harris T. Baldwin was chosen presl
dent Of the club at the election las
Saturday. Other officers elected Wer
Miss Carrie NJ. Davis, first vice presi
dent. Miss Airline Dufour. second vic
president: Mrs. Skipwith p. Coale. cor
responding secretary: Mrs. Karl Fen
ming. recording secretary: Miss An
mabel Matthews. treasurer, and Mrs
Howard G.. Nichols. historian. Mem
hers elected to the advisory board 70
two-vear terms, were Mrs. William I
Van Week. Miss Virginia Alexa ndei
Mrs. c. NJ. Cpdegraff. Mrs. ": III. How
ard. Miss Louise Chick. Miss Jan
Bartlett and Mrs. Amos a. Steele.
AT the meeting of the advisor
board held Monday night plans TO
the coming weeks We're formulated
Mrs. Baldwin was in the chair. 1t wa
decided to hold informal teas ever
) Monday throughout May, without
, special progrsm. with the exception
) Of May 21. when special tea is t
. be given for the delegates to the So
cial Welfare Conference, with a mu
sical program in charge Of MISS Mar
isabel Kelly. Mrs. Gerrit S. Mile
jr., was chosen leader of section 3. t
takc the place of Mrs. Karl Fennine