Evening star., 1924-03-02

a. LOCner.
A piano solo was rendered by Mrs.
Catherine Onterdinger,
| Mrs. Nellie Hyson Announced a mu-
| steal on Saturday.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. Ruby Lee Minar.
I! Charles H. Hilliquist, Mrs. Honore
Myer. Miss Alice Buchanan. Miss
Ruth NJ Everett Mrs. j. i. Hornbeck
Mrs. A. H. Caldwell. Miss NJ. Shull
and Mrs. Charles 1. Quigley.
Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday at the home of the vice
president. Mrs. Charles NJ. Jones'
1466 Newton street, with Mrs. George
| w. Reed and Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt
J as assisting hostesses.
Luncheon was served at ] PM.
after which the club was called to
/. order by the president. Mrs. Merritt
, with twenty-seven members respond
! ing to roll call.
| Reports of the meeting of the Dis
| were given by Mrs. Court +. Wood
and Mrs. Il. B. Stine.
! Interesting and instructive papers
| We're given by Mrs. Slime on THE
Choctaws and Chickasaws." and by
| Mrs. A. c. CLANCY. on The Blackfeet
and Glacier National Park"
The next meeting of the club will
!. be held at the Hotel Roosevelt March
/ II at l PM, and will be in charge of
| u special committee, with Mrs. Clay
ton Willard as chairman.
The Curley Club closed it's social
season with u pre-Lenten dance last
night at the Hotel Raleigh: Miss
| Mary l.. McGee. president of the club,
received, and leap year novelties
ladies. This organization gives the
proceeds of Its entertainments to a
scholarship fund In tribute to the
educational work of Archbishop Cur
ley of Baltimore.
The Mount Pleasant Young Peoples
Branch Of the w. &. II. L. held a sill
Yer tea Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the president. Mrs. Leo w.
Solbach, 3224 18th street
In the receiving line with the
hostess were Mrs. Emma Sanford
Shelton, district president, and Off
GERS of the Young Peoples Branch,
consisting OF Miss Violet Reese. Or
son and Mrs. Dorothy u. France. A
program was rendered as follows:
Trombone solo, Mrs. Minnie Hoke
Smith: vocal solos. Miss Melba Hoke.
Mrs. Greist. Miss Esther Linkins. Miss
Gertrude Locher. Miss Ruth Mae
reading. Mrs. Dorothy u. France.
Assisting the hostess in serving re-
freshments and pouring tea were
Mrs. l.. G. Yellowley, Misses Hazel
and Katharine Solbach. Many enjoy
ed the occasion.
The Abracndabra Club met Wednes-
day evening at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Melville d. Lindsay. 1927 Long
fellow street. Mrs. Lolita B. More
house presided in the absence of MIR.
Howard. who with his wife is spend
Ing u month In Florida. In response
to a call Of the roll libraries and
! their founders We're reported. .,Sa mrs.
Earl B. Smith read a paper on Mod
ern Religious Education" which
brought questions and comments from
DR.. Abbot. Mrs. Metcalf. Mrs. Clafin
and others. Mrs. Abbot read de-
scription Of Tom Thumb and his trav-
els with p. T. Barnum. Music was
furnished by the club orchestra-Mrs S.
Sylvester, Mr.. Lindsay and DIR. Abpot.
The Rubinstein Club will give its
afternoon card party In tns Ne" NJ u-
lard Hotel ballroom March IL. Mrs.
Frank Lord. chairman. Will reserve
tables for those wishing to call her
home. 2901 16thNstreet.
Ecktnxtou w. C. II. L., met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Flora Hadley'
2332 1st street, with the president
Nrs. Day, in the chair. Reports from
superintendents showed Increased IN
terest and new plans. Mrs. iliiani
Patsrs representative of the Ecking-
ton Union to the temperance educa-
tional department of the Federation
of Women's Clubs, gave report on
q recent meeting. Mrs. stanton, as
trict superintendent on peace, SPOKE.
During the social hour Mrs. Hadley
was assisted by her son, DR.: Z. n.
Edwards, and Miss Elenor Pupyki.
Five new members were received:
Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. David Lewis
Mrs. Edna Boardman, Mrs. A. ,. IN
scho and Mrs. Cook. -
W. G. IT, 1.-THE white ribbon re-
cruit department met at headauar-
ters, 522 9th street. Wednesday AFTER
noon, Mrs. Farmer, district superln-
tendent. presiding. Mrs. Sunhtns ,fass
work. gave a talk. Unions were rep
resented by their superintendent as
follows: North Star. Mrs. n. A.
Birch: Southeast, Mrs. NJ. A: Brad
burn, Northwest. Mrs. P. Q. Lillard;
Hamline. Miss Anna h. Rennlaser.
Eckington, Mrs. J. q. Carlson.
swedish Sewing Circle of ST. Eric's
Swedish Lutheran Church met TINS
month at the home of Mrs. Carl W.
Johnson, 1711 North Capitol street.
Pastor Anderson presided. Mrs. Cndec
gave the annual report OF the or
panization. Officers for the year We're
elected as follows: President, MRS.
Emma Marshall; secretary. Miss ALI
sen; treasurer. Miss Alice Ericsson.
Social hour followed.
Mrs. Albert Lindstrom invited the
circle to meet in her home next
moN(h.
The league entertained at supper
Thursday evening. with the COM
mercial group as hostess. me
Colman, whose subject was "Synd1-
eating Your Stories; Mrs. Daniel G.
Chase spoke on the value Of keeping
a genealogy, Miss Hyde presented
the new commercial song which she
has written for the group. Miss
Florence Marshall told of her ex-
periences in writing verses for greet
ing cards, and Miss E. D. Wells con-
cluded the program with a brief de-
scription of advertising features
which she had found successful.
Miss Grace Hudson, chairman of
the group, presided. Miss Jean Ste
phenson acted as chairman of the
supper committee. Mrs. Henrietta.
Hickerson was chairman OF invita-
tions.
The next meeting will be on March
81 at $3.50 o'clock. Miss Francis
Margaret Fox. author of the jamie"
stories and the Little Bear" stories,
panion, Child Life, St. Nicholas and
other children's magazines will be
a speaker of the evening.
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