Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-16
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

nurse. executed by the enemy In the
World War.
Mr.: Hamilton sang If Winter
Bar" Mrs. Grace L.atona contributed
story depicting child nature In
pathetic yet humorous episode.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Wheeler read her
price inning magazine story. "A
Woman's Ten Commandments for
Keeping a Husband" Lester Flood
gave An Interpretation of Poe's THE
Bells" Mrs. Hofiiger read an orig
inal poem. and Mr.. Moore presented
story which has been q feature OF
the clubs programs for years. and.
which. this season, will consist OF
FIVE chapters. each contributed by q
member OF the club.
Of Mrs. Faber Stevenson Friday al
ternoon. Twelfth Night" frolic will
be held at the home of Mrs. Angus
tus knight January 6.
Continuing "Pericles." Mrs. Barn
hart gave a detailed description in
her paper on Mediterranean Cities OF
| the Play"
BeaureRard Chapter. NO. HOO. United
Daughters OF the COnfederacy, has
been taking on noticeably renewed
life of late, many members being
added to the rolls and some splendid
workers for the cause enlisted. Tho
| first meeting of this season was held
at the home of Mrs. Richie Roberts
in West Washington, when many
plans for the future welfare and ad-
| Vancement of the chapter were dis
| cussed and a program for forward
advancement was adopted. The
November meeting Of the chapter
Was held on Tuesday evening OF last
week at the home Of It's young pres
| ident, Miss Hilda Diiler. in Brook
! land, -. c., with a good attendance
| together with some invited guests
| There was considerable business dis
| cussed and dispat ched, among which
| was the election of the following
| delegates t. the forthcoming State
/ convention here In December: Miss
! Hilda Diller. first delegate; Miss
Marie Shapleigh. second delegate:
Mrs. r. K. Williams, third delegate;
| Mrs. Jessie Van Brunt, fourth dele
gate; Mrs. Richie Roberts. first al
ternate: Mrs Harding. second alter
ntte; Mrs. Grady. third alternate:
Mrs. Blanche Diller. fourth alter
nate. Following adjournment. col
| lation was served The next meeting
! Of the chapter will be held at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Burleigh NIL
| ton on Eighteenth street. when 1t is
| expected that a number Of new mem
| bers will be admitted and an inter-
esting program presented.
Florence Crfttenten BABY Lovers
Circle. No. 2. met at the home Of
, Mrs. L. E. Mann at Falkstone Courts.
Wednesday. Luncheon was served
| by the hostess and after q brief bust
| ness meeting the work was begun
OF preparing articles for the bazaar
to be held November "a and a5, at
| Hotel Washington.
The Baby Lovers Circles I, 2 and 8
! will have charge Of the articles per-
! tanning TO babies. holding At the
| same time a live baby show, which
1t is believed will be one Of the
| centers of attraction Of the bazaar.
! Those present were Mrs. A. B.
McManus. Mrs Fred A. Woods. Mrs.
| e. E. Mann. Mrs. A. II. Coster. Mrs.
c. Chester Cxywood. Mrs. william
| NJ. Burt. Mrs. Oliver F. Busby. Mrs.
| Frank W. Garden. Mrs. Morton O.
Cooper. Mrs. George w. Decker. Mrs.
William w. Gilbert. Mrs. William F.
Hayes. Mrs. Henry II. Myers. Mrs.
| Karl f. Parks. Mrs. John T. Schrarn,
Mrs. G. w. Thompson and Mrs Her
sey Monroe. The mothers Of two Of
1 L.. III -.
Newton ard Mrs. Quinland.
| Florence Crfttenton Homework
| FOR the bazaar to be held at Hotel
| Washington for two days, November
"a and 25. is progressing rapidly. AS
the time approaches. more elaborate
preparations are going on for the
card parties and dance which are be-
! ing sponsored by the ladies Of the
Chevy Chase Circle, with Mrs. Jere
Crane IN charge. Mrs. John Boyle, IT,
who is one Of the vice presidents on
| the board Of managers, is In charge
! Of the work, which is being turned
| out by the girls themselves. Mrs.
Alvan Craig, In charge Of the work
| Of Baby Lovers Circle, No. !. has had
| her committee working all Summer.
and wonderful supply OF garments
! is ready for sale.
Large clubs of the city, such as the
| Twentieth Century Club, are working
| to make the bazaar a great event OF
! the season, the idea being not only to
| raise d large sum of money for the
| work, but to make friends for the
| home.
The numerous circles in the city
are all working on particular booth
or exhibit.
Mrs. o. C. Merrill OF Chevy Chase
is in general charge Of the bazaar,
with the following vice chairmen:
Mrs. John HARDWOOD, Mrs. A. B. Nc
| Manus, Mrs. Stephen Lyman Tabor,
Mrs. Robert Rausch. Mrs. Thomas E.