Evening star., 1924-04-27

uay at the IOSHlOS tluD. MIS- f1tllTS
Grattan Doyle president of the Rad
cliffe Club Of Washington, was official
hostess, assisted by members of the
local club. Remarks were made at
the dinner by Dean Brown, DR..
Fannie Fern Andrews, head of the
delegation. who is also president of
the Boston branch of the A. A. u.
| W.; Mrs. Gertrude Honlans Cooper,
| regional director of the a. A. L. w.
| for the north Pacific states. and Mrs.
| Doyle, who spoke of the work of the
| local club and invited the Radcliffe
! conference to meet in Washington
| next year. Mrs. Walter B. Cannon of
| Cambridge, Mass, gave some delight
| ful readings. Among those present,
| in addition to the above, were Mrs.
! J. Edward Ball. jr, Mrs. Ellery c.
Stowell, DIR. Frances Davenport Miss
Louise Cation, Miss Il. Nathalie Mat
| theWs, Mrs. Emory l.. Foster, Miss
| Mary Allen. Miss Miriam Noll, Miss
Elizabeth Wilson. Miss Ethel Springer
! and Miss Mary Griffin of Washington,
! Mrs. Louise Burroughs Palmer OF
| Baltimore, Miss Grace I.andrum OF
! Richmond. Mrs. Charles l.. Chandler
! of Philadelphia, Miss Ethel Ketcham
t of New York city and Miss Margaret
| A. Fish and Miss Eleanor Allen of
! Boston.
The Gamma Chapter of the M
Lambda Pi sorority met March IL
with Mrs. August Anthony, 311 Il
! street southeast Ollo"llS d ouSi-
ness session, the evening was spent
! in playing bridge. The next hostess
/ will be Miss Marie Engel, 1l0S Co
! lumbia. road northwest.
/ Friendship Rranch Sunshine and
Community Society Will have a lunch
con at the Hotel Harrington Tuesday
! at / pm. Mrs. r. T.. Nelson, Abe
marie apartments, is chairman of the
/ committee arranging the luncheon.
/
The sixteenth street Heights Club
will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Roy
! Pierce aud Mrs. I. \. Knapp. 6o4
/ Aspen street. Tak0ma Park. ID. G
Mrs Alice Buchanan will be the
speaker \ musical program will be
rendered ~ Mrs. Charles Lind
The national president of the Wom-
| ans Relief Corps, Mrs. Bell W. Bliss,
and the national secretary, Mrs. Eliza
| rown-Daggett, were given Il recep-
! tion in Grand Army Hall "Wednesday
| night by the Woman's Relief Corps,
! auxiliary to the Grand Army of the
| Republic Nearly 200 guests were
| present. including G.. A. r. officials
! and members. the Womans Relief
| Corps. Daughters of Veterans. Ladies
| of the q. A. r., Sons OF Veterans,
| auXiliarieS to the Sons of Veterans,
! Spanish war camps and Spanish war
! auXliaries and the Lineal society In
| the receiving line were the national
! president, the national secretary. the
| department president and her STAFF.
The guests were introduced 10y Mrs
| Mamie Palmer Dorsey. chief of staff.
| Department of the Potomac, w. r. 6.
! Patriotic addresses We're made by rep
| reSentatives OF the different organi-
! cations. Refreshments were served
! by the executive committee, Miss Jen-
I ME L. Hamilton lin charge. Mrs.
| Catherine Austin and Miss Augusta
! Palmer furnished the music
! The department president of the
I Womau'S Relief Corps, Mrs Elizabeth
| d. Shaw, assisted by her chief of
4 staff. Mrs. Mamie Palmer Dorsey. en-
! tertained at luncheon earlier in the
! day at the Raleigh in honor OF the
! national president Of the Woman'S
/ Relief Corps. Mrs. Bell W. Bliss, and
/ the national secretary. Mrs. Eliza
| Brown Daggett. The long table was
| Many addresses of welcome were
! made. to which the national officers
/ responded.
! card party was given by the corps
| in Grand Army Hall Thursday, with
I an attendance of nearly 100 persons
! including Grand Army men. Sons of
! Veterans, Daughters of Veterans and
I auxiliarieS to the Sons of Veterans.
Miss Jennie l.. Hamilton, as chairman
OF the executive board. distributed
many prizes. Gel. o. II. Oldroyd won
the first euchre prize, an imported
fan. The department president. Mrs.
/ Elizabeth u. Shaw. and Miss Jennie
L. hamilton donated the sandwiches
| and coffee.
The North Capitol W. &. r. L. met
Monday evening at Rust Hall. The
speakers We're Miss Grace Holder of
/ A1t-f -fY-el lil I a T1~u.
Rhodes. Each talked on law enforce
m"nt. a recital of music" was ZEN
dered 10y Miss Cohen and Paul I-udig.
Mrs. Ada 2. F:spey reported on flower
| committee work. The president, Mrs.
Helen L. Hall, spoke.
The lexington W. c. r. L. met
| Tuesday at the home of Mrs A.
| p. McNanus. Columbia apartments.
| Mrs. Alvin Day presiding. De-
votional services were led by Mrs
Flora Rheeling. Mrs. McManus,
district superintendent of Mothers
! ing held by her department in
connection with the department of
| child welfare and the white ribbon
! recruit, at which plans were made
for the three departments to closely
! cooperate. Mrs. Manager, in charge
| of the official organ. reported for
March and April twelve subscrip-
tions. For the benefit of those who
| were not able to attend the national
! law enforcement conference Mrs. AL
! lison gave a description of the en-
! tire proceedings. Aside from per-
sonal gifts from members, s5 was
voted to be sent to Central Union
| Mission. a study course in How to
Save America is to be outlined and
| conducted by Mrs. Ohlander \ tea
! is being planned for the third week
| in May. Three new members were
| added to the union-Mrs. James r.
| McCoach, Mrs. Edward Valentine and
| Mrs. c. o. Goodpasture. During the
social hour the hostess was assisted
| by Mrs. Arthur NJ. Jones.
North Beach Home CIub.-The
| chairman of the card party, Mrs Ed
| win j. Hinkel called a special meet
| ing of her committee at her home, in
Newton street, during the week and
perfected arrangements for the bridge
| and five hundred card party which
| is to be held Wednesday at o'clock
at the Women's Service Club hail. Sol
p street. for the benefit of the North
Beach Home Club. 1t is requested
that those who can bring their own
| cards.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
| Thursday at 1S49 Irving street, Mrs.
| II. K. Fulton and Mrs. Edward Dana
Hardy, hostesses. Mrs Dewitt c.
Croissant presided. Mrs. John Boyle
| read paper on Contemporary Ameri-
can artists, Henry w. Ranger and Ed
| ward L. Redfield, Mrs. Edward Dana
| Hardy read a paper on the Library of
| Congress, illustrated with many photo
graphs. Musical numbers were given
by Mrs. Frank Van Pelt; a social hour
| followed.