Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13

! p4rty in the parions of Community
| House, on April % and May 9.
The Stanley Club recently or
| ganized by the younger set will have
| afternoon at 4 o'clock.
| Members of the club attended the
Passion play Thursday evening oc-
| cupying a box and number taking
seats in the orchestra.
| The North Beach Home Club will
| meet with Mrs. Joseph Royal Tues
| day evening, at o'clock.
| The club is considering the ad-
| visibility of incorporating and final
| action will be taken at the meeting.
[ Mrs. r. p. Hinkel, chairman for the
card party to be held April 80, has
| about completed arrangements and
will be able to furnish details Tues
! day evening.
The floating palace having been
I purchased by the club is being put in
! first-class condition preparatory to
! the giving of the initial dance.
Abraham Lincoln Circle. No. 3,
Ladies' of the Il. A. r., met Monday at
| 1928 Fairmont Street. Letters from
| Senator Porter II. Dale and Repre-
sentative Frederick G. Fleetwood ia
/ voring the adoption of The Star Span
! gled Banner" as the national anthem
| were read by Mrs. Mida Peabody, who
also announced the Vermont state
| banquet TO be given May :, in the
! Raleigh Hotel The circle voted Sle
| to The Star fund for the purpose or
aiding in the installation of radio sets
| in the local military hospitals.
World war veterans who made ap-
plication for naturalization papers
while in training, ana VINO neglecteo
| to call for their final papers, are re-
| ouested TO communicate with the
board of naturalization, Washington,
.. c., stating clearly name ADDRESS
camp from which application was
| made and company attached 10.
Receipts from the recent concere
given in the Willard Hotel, April :
and under auspices OF llncoln cir
Gle will be devoted to relief work.
The Prince Georges County Federa-
ton of Women'S Clubs.-A meeting ol
H. executive board was held Monday
at general headquarters, l."4 y
/ street, Mrs. Hal Claggett presiding.
Reports were heard from All depart
ment chairmen showing all DIVISIONS
| organized and working, ready 10 re-
mort at the convention in May.
| An invitation was extended by MIS-
| F. II. Toole. president of the Deca-
! tur Heights Housekeepers' Clup, tor
the federation to hold its convention
Nav 81 at Bladensburg in the new
Parish Hall. The invitation was &C
copied All clubs are reminded TO
send their dues to the treasurer, Mrs
tG. N Wells, Brentwood, one month
in advance to allow for voting priv
ileges at the convention.
4 second meeting of the nominal
ing committee is called for tomorrow.
IL am, at general headquarters to
complete the slate, due to the with
drawal of Mrs. T.. n. Cary named on
the first ticket for secretary.
Mrs Charles +. Holmes of River
dale division, chairman of home eco
nomics, and all members Of her di-
vision were named to serve on the
committee of ways and means.
Mrs. c. F. Mcclure of Marlboro has
been appointed division chairman of
conservation under the department of
applied education.
Mrs Percy Duvall of the Melwood
Club, was elected chairman of the
department Of fine arts.
Mrs, Irving Bowie of Marlboro was
elected department chairman of inter-
national relations; this branch has
been part of the department of leg
islation.
The next board meeting will be held
May at the homie OF Mrs. l.. n. Cary
Hyattsville, when she will entertain
at luncheon and final arrangements
will be made for the May convention.
Capitol Hill History Club held it's
annual business meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. B.
/ Reed, 1889 Mckinley street. Mrs.
Joseph Dague was joint hostess at
the luncheon which preceded the
| meeting. At 1 80 the club was called
to order by the president. Mrs. Edgar
Merritt. Twenty-six members re-
sponded to roll call. Mrs. G. NJ. Jones.
Mrs. J. B. Reed and Mrs. George
Reed were elected delegates to the
annual meeting of the District of CO.
1umbia federation to be held in May.
| with Mrs. NJ. B. Granger, Mrs G. A.
Scott and Mrs. E. H Elliot as alter
Mates Mrs. Edgar Merritt has been
elected delegate to the biennial meet