Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-16
Robertson 10 chairman Of the board |
OF managers.

xsooeFtson IL CHAIRMAN OF tne po9fo
The Chillum District Study Club met
Tuesday. the meeting having been
pstponed one week on account OF ma
tionAl elections. It was held, IS usual,
at the home OF Mrs. Ella Q. Nalley.
The club decided to give a sum
toward the deficiency in the scholar
ship fund. also to hold a gift ex-
change" at the next meeting. the
money realized therefrom to go
toward defrayine expense. Of the
Q0inQquennial meeting OF tho Inter
national Council Of Women, which
| will be held in Washington next May
The club will be represented at the
memorial tree planting to DO held at
the governors mansion, Annapolis.
tomorrow BY its president, Miss Anna
Gibbons: Vice President Mrs q. L.
Killers. Director Mrs. Julia l. Drum
mond. Corresponding Secretary Mrs.
Ruth f. Waters. Mrs. Isabel A. Ray.
| Mrs. Mabel Tip. Mrs. Margaret II.
| Robin. Mrs. Ella @. Nalley, Mrs. Lot
| tie Boswell and Mrs. Lulu L. Castle.
After the business meeting a pro-
gram was given: Short sketch Of the
| life and work OF Joseph Conrad Mrs
Julia L. Drummond: Impressions OF
! England. by Friend" Mrs. G. l. Hill
| lers; Thanksgiving In Poetry" Mrs.
| Lulu l.. Castle. A Thanksgiving Jig
! prize being won by Mrs. Isabel a.
Ray.
| Ab,e,ham Lincoln Circle, No. 3,
Ladies Of the q. A. R.-Mrs. Ella
Jones. past national president. in
| spected tho circle Monday, In the
home Of the president. Miss Beatrice
| Deeds. 1898 Fairmont street. assisted
! by National Patriotic Instructor Mrs.
May b. slattery. Both praised the
| officers and members on the patriotic
and civic work done during the past
year. Among women OF the circle
! taking an active part in the forget
re-not drive Saturday, werc Mrs f..
| J. Deeds and Mrs. Clara Avery. Mrs.
| NJ. S. Parker gavo piano selections,
Mrs. Esther Sloss sang. accompanied
by Miss Susie Kunsman: Mrs. Mida
Peabody gave a toast to the honored
Schneider. Mrs. Jennie Marshall. Mrs.
/ May B. Slattery, all direct from Pitts
] burgh. Pa. Short talks were given by
| Mrs. L. Sloss president OF Grant Cir
| Gle, No. !: Mrs. Susie Kunsman. presi-
| dent of Mckinley Circle. No. .: Mrs.
/ L. J. Deeds. Lincoln Circle. No. 8: Mrs.
NJ s. Parker, VIM. Beck Circle. No. 4.
|
| OF Lincoln Circle: Mrs. Hannah De
| Voc, past president OF Grant Circle.
/, Reports were read by Miss Nellie Col
! ciazie:. Miss Dorothy Deeds. Mrs.
| Edith King. Eefreshments were
! servid by Misses Dorothy and Frances
! Deeds. Miss Beatrice Z. Deeds pre-
| sided.
The Friendship Aid Club will meet
at the home Of Mrs Webster Ruck-
man. 34l4 Mount Pleasant street. to-
| morrow at 80 pm.
This Is to be a musical afternoon.
| with Mrs. Goldie Uutchins. Miss Win
| fired NJ. Michaelson and Miss Esrhe
| Rieder as the contributing artists and
Robert Ruckman accompanist.
| District Of Columbia Chapter
Daughters Of Founders and Patriots
Of America, held it's November meet
! ing ct the home of Mrs. Charles v.
| Stiefel. North Woodside. Md. The as
! slsting hostesecs were Mrs. Margaret
| G.. De Wolf and Miss Lillian A. Nor
ton. The president. Mrs. Francis a.
| st. Clair. presided. After a business
! meeting Mrs. Stiefel read a family pa
per on the Bennett family in Eng
| land and later in Maryland. Miss
| Marian White read q paper on The
Early Religion Of the Coloniets.' A
| social hour followed.
| The Legion Of Loyal Women met
| Monday nj It In the red parlor of the
| Ebbitt Hotel. Mrs. Roach, tho pres!-
dent, presiding. The session was linn
| tied to such business as was strictly
| necessary, and then closed in tribute
to the memory of Mrs. Henrietta n.
| Rose. who died November Z. Mrs.
! Rose was a charter member OF tho
legion at its founding. 80 years ago.
and never ceased her efforts to work