Evening star., 1924-06-15
| Charles Lind gave several piano num-

Charles Lind gave several piano num-
bers.
The committee in charge consisted
of Mrs. Harry X. Hobart, Mrs. Thorn
as Marshall, Mrs. Samuel, Danzig,
Mrs. Henry Allanson and Mrs. Carl
Stuhler.
The Wednesday Friendship Circle
met at the home of Mrs. r. A. Glib,
81 street, June IL, at pm. Mrs.
Glib was elected president, Mrs.
George w. Gordon, vice president;
Mrs. Adolph Bowdler, secretary; Mrs.
John H. Virnstein, treasurer. The
yearly report showed monthly
fund to the settlement and a series
of activities had been given to fur
nsh the children's dining room of
Friendship House. Plans were made
for a luncheon to be given June %
at the home of Mrs. Z. w. Dickle
and a baaar of all handmade ar
ticles, to be held the first week in
December. The meetings were ar
ranged for next year and the club
adjourned for the summer. Refresh
ments were served and social hour
enjoyed.
The WOmnn's Club OF KensingtOn.-
The annual business meeting and
election of officers was held at the
home of Mrs. James H. Adams Fri
day. The morning session was de-
voted to the clearing up of unfin-
ished business and the reception of
reports from various committees. Mrs.
George w. Ashworth reported the
meeting of the County Federation,
while Mrs. Ernest Hartshorn and
Miss Annie Gayley reported the pro-
ceedings of the State Federation. Mrs.
James +. Lamb, Mrs. Adelno Gibson
and Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham re-
ed hRj IN hpr N hp
vacancies were filled by the election
of Mrs. Roy r, Graves. Mrs. w. II.
Ronsaville and Mrs. II. Fl. Semmes.
After luncheon, which was served
by the hostess. officers for the com
ing club year were elected. Mrs.
Lewis Merriam was chosen president,
Mrs. Wilson l.. Townsend, vice pres
ident; Mrs. |. IT. Linton, recording
secretary; Mrs Edward a. Farrell.
| corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Charles f.. Houghton, treasurer. The
retiring president. Mrs. w. T.. Hay,
delivered her farewell address as
president, to which Mrs. Elden j.
Hartshorn responded.
FL Club Ceryantes.-The first of a
series of ''asaltos" or surprise par
ties" to be celebrated by different
groups of members of FL Club, was
held Saturday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Finch. 1343
Jefferson street
Among the guests were: Capt and
Mrs. Frank c. Steward, Miss.Virginia
Hebb. Miss Helen Dix, Miss Margaret
Popp, Miss Helen Kama. Miss Cath
crime Brockman. Miss Adele Dix. Paul
Jacobs, Senior Leo Alvarado, Senior
Ponciano Leiva, Senior r. A. Colon.
Paul Nogenitz% Jack Steward, Senior
F. J. Hernandez, Senior GuStavo de
Medina. Raymond Wise and c. Wynn.
Miss Irene Finch. a new member of
the club and in whose honor the party
was held. received. Plans are being
made for the annual picnic to be held
the first part of July.
Gamma Chapter of the Nu Lambda
Pi Sorority closed its season. June
! with a dance at Potomac Boat Club.
The Legion of Loyal Women held
its last meeting, until October, Mon
day night at the home of Mrs. H. NJ.
Roach. president. Reports were read
from special committees, also the
treasurer's and financial secretary s
re ports.
The business session being over the
evening was turned into musical
and social gathering. Vocal solos by
Mrs. Mallette Spangler, Spring is
Here" by Dick. and Smiling
| Through" by Penn. A Gypsy Love
Song" by Victor Herbert was prettily
rendered by Miss Catharine Spangler.
Interesting bits of old letters written
by absent members and those who are
no longer with us read by Mrs. Al
bertine s. Odell brought back many
pleasant memories.
Refreshments was served by the
l. a,,1 Trs