Evening star., 1923-09-22

we'll as Mrs. FriZZell, president of the
District federation, of which the
ley. the president. will return this
week from Atlantic City.
The woman'z Auxiliary to the Rail-
way Mail Association held special
meeting Friday evening at Odd Fell
rummage sale which will be held
during the week, commencing to-
morrow, at 1716h 7th street. Mrs. j.
Claude Myers presided.
The October meeting of the auxil-
larry will be held on the third Sat
urday, so as to continue the joint
meetings with the Railway Mail As
sociation.
/ After the business session of each
order the joint membership enjoyed
program arranged by the enter
tainment committee, Miss Beatrice
Deeds, chairman.
Mr.. Dellinger, president Washing
ton branch Hallway Mail Association;
Mr.. Strickland, industrial secretary
Railway Mail Association; and Mr..
Railway Mail Association, spoke OF
the convention held at Atlanta, Ga,
September I, and congratulated the
Woman's Auxiliary of Washington
on having been awarded the national
first vice presidency. Mrs. A. X.
Wine, who represented the auxiliary
at the convention, responded.
The male sextet was generous with
it's selections. Master Foggerty sang
and Mrs. Bertha M. Davis gave read
ings.
Crittenton Bonrd.-The September
meeting of the board of managers
was held on the front porch of Castle
View, the new Crittenton country
home, &T59 Conduit road. Mrs. Gard
ri n remarked
seven babies in the home on Septem-
ber J. The entire family numbers
about fifty. The accommodations are
inadequate and enlarged quarters are
projected buildings. and G. w. VIII
liams addressed the board on meth
DDS of securing funds for building.
The District w. c. It. U. was well
represented at the national conven-
tion held last week in Columbus,
Ohio, when the fiftieth anniversary
of the organization was celebrated,
| The delegates from Washington in
! cluded Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton.
president; Mrs. N NJ Pollock. record
| ing secretary; Mrs. NJ. G. Copeland
of the board of trustees, Mrs. Vesta
Pollock. chairman of the department
| of young peoples work; Mrs. clare
department; Mrs Ella Drew, presf-
dent of the northwest union, and Mrs
Sarah Henry, treasurer of the north
west union. Among the notable
| things done at the national conven-
! tion was the election OF the late
! President Harding to a memorial ma
| tional membership by the District
w. c. T. u; the election of Mrs. Hard
ing to a life membership in the w. Z.
| II. L. of Marion, Ohio, and the election
OF President Coolidge to life member
ship by the state W. c. T. U. organi-
cation of Massachusetts. Mrs. Ella
NJ. Drew and Mrs n. NJ Pollock or
| Washington were also made H1e
| members in the national organization.
Mrs Emma Sanford Shelton has an
nounced that the annual meeting of
| the District branch will be held IN
Calvary Baptist Church, october so
and 81.
| The Chillum District study Club
held it's, initial meeting for the sea-
son Tuesday evening at the home OF
! the president, Mrs. Harry Nalley,
Mount Rainier, Md:
| evening: "Pan-American Mines and
Minerals, Forests and Plains" Mrs.
Lula Castle: "Latin-American 1mpor-
| tant Cities" Mrs. Mabel Tilp; Geo
graphical study" Mrs. Julia Drum
mond; Current Topics" Mrs. Isabel
| Ray.
Princeton Chapter; u. w. G. A., met
Monday at the home of Mrs. r.. E.
Holm, 4l06. 4th street. Mrs. L. T.
Jones, president, in the chair. Six
new members were received-Mrs.
W. B. Wood, Mrs. Ed stevens, Mrs.
L. E. Hughes, Mrs. J. Arthur Russel.
! Mrs. w. r. King and Mrs. A. V. Nc
Glone-and at the conclusion of the
business session an. excellent pro-
gram was presented. Mrs. 5. E: Deeds
gave readings. Mrs. F. r. Davies.
vocal selections, accompanied by Mrs.
E. C. Schneider, and Arsenic Ralon.
violin selections, accompanied by his
! wife.
The Southeast w. c. II. U. opened its
season Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Charles Eliff, Asa NJ
street. Devotional exercises were
CONDUCTED by Mrs arthur ol1nsted ste d
Clintic gave report on the S. T. l.
work and Miss Cora Fitton one on
Sunday school work. Much interest
was shown in the report of the COM
mittees. Two new members were re-
| ceived-Rev. and Mrs. Lederer OF the
Gorsuch Methodist Episcopal Church.
A nominating committee was ap-
pointed for the annual election of
officers, which will occur at the Oc-
tober meeting This s.,S committee n mi lee j. is
man; Mrs. Charles Eliff, Mrs. Wagner
and Mrs. Arthur Olmsted The Octo-
ber meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Charles Bohanan, 32S 18th
street southwest.
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No
1, Daughters of Veterans.-A recep-
/ tion was. rendered Mrs. -E.' Helen
Temple. president, Monday nigh1
at. Grand Army Hail.. in honor
of her election as national patriotic
instructor of the Daughters of.~Vet.
erans at the national conventions held
| in Milwaukee last week. After the
| meeting had concluded It's business
| the gavel was turned over to Com
mander ]. w. Reynolds of Lincoln
Camp, No. 2. Sons of Veterans. U. s
A.. who had charge of the program
After congratulations the guests filed
| into the large front hall! where sup
per was served. Mrs. Mary Van Ness
Fauth, past president. outlined tht
5victory won in the election of ma
tent: Miss Jennies l.. Hamilton, past
Tpresident, presented a bouquet from
1the members; Mrs. Catherine Austin
!, member of the council. sang; the
Messrs.', overacker. gave piano a~rIt ~
/ a Grand Army post In san Fran:
cisco, Calf spoke. and Nom bers
gave short talks. A number of q
IA. B, members and ladies of the q
A. K. and Wor1ar''s Relief Corp:
We're present: Past Division Com.
| manders Everett F.'rW arner,l Charles
NJ Oyeracker and ], Clinton Hiatt oi
| Sons of Veterans, u. S. A., and Pas
Senior Vice Commander A. Var
Burst and Color Bearer Percy Parker
of William B. Cushing Camp, No. 80
Sons OF Veterans, U. S. A., also were
present. At the conclusion of tht
4 reception and supper all arose anC
| Gang the "Star Spangled Banner,
and America" with waving of Amer,
ican fags.s S
| Catholic Community House.--A
| m aAfi in e TWAS held at the houae. H01