Evening star., 1924-06-15

The As You Like 1t Club Of Ger
mnntown, Nd, entertained the CATH
ersburg Club, Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Mary Boland.
Poets furnished the topic for roll
call and responses from both clubs
produced much that was amusing.
Mrs. Robert n. Henderson gave a
paper on poets" telling of their
lives and customs and giving Several
of their poems. Current events were
read by Mrs. Schaeffer. Refreshments
were served and a social hour en-
joyed.
The North Star w. C. r. U. flower
mission committee took flowers TO
the tuberculosis Hospital, Monday,
il being the anniversary of the birth :
day of Jennie Casseday, founder OF
flower mission relief work, depart
ment of the National w. c. I. y.
To the bouquet was attached
verse of scripture tied with a white
ribbon. The patients were told tnat
the flowers were raised in gardens
near the hospital and that the negh-
bors wanted to share the blossoms
with the shut-ins. Mrs. Edson w.
Briggs is superintendent OF the mower
mission and relief work of the North
Star Union
soroptimist CIub.-Miss Margaret
f. Conley of the +. J. Murphy co. was
appointed secretary of the ciup
day by the board of directors 10 MI
the vacancy left by MRS. Myrtle e.
Becker of L. j. Febrey & Co, whose
RESIGNATION was accepted with regret
National society. Daughters Of
Founders and Patriots OF Amerfcn.-
The executive committee met FRIDAY
at the residence of Mrs. Gaius bruh-
baugh national registrar.
In the absence of the president, Mrs.
Charles w. Ward, who is spending
the GUNNER abroad, the vice presl-
dent. Mrs. Thaddeus Jones, presided.
Oficers and members present were:
Mrs O. Brumbaugh, Mrs. Wllllam
Hanney, Miss Whilldin, MIS-. DruIy
Ludlow, Mrs. s. g. Cornwell. mrs. r.
A. st. Clair. Mrs. +. Roome ana mrs.
urer of the Alabama Chapter, VINO
represented it's president, Miss Mary
Carter Thurber.
Ten members, residents of states
as far north as Connecticut and as
far south as Georgia. were added to
the society, and the names OF twenty
| six applicants presented.
Two new volumes of lineage books
| containing 200 lineages will soon be
ready for distribution Lineage books
have been sent at their request to
| libraries in New Britain, Conn
NJ olson, lIluI ioi e. e-'
| New York.
A special report of the president
| of the Pennsylvania Chapter, Mrs. n.
s Keay, read at the annual court, was
ordered printed and distributed to
| the chapters.
Requests that papers and docu-
ments valuable as historical and
genealogical material be collected by
members and deposited with the his
torian for safekeeping have been
forwarded to the chapters by the ma
! tional historian, Mrs. Laidlaw Buel.
The Junior LiEhtbearers of wash
| ington ID. G. entertained their friends
| and relatives on Saturday afternoon,
| June :, at the Methodist Chapel. 38th
street and Massachusetts avenue. The
program consisted of piano solos by
/ Betty Baum, violin solos by Walter
Baum and a short play based on the
teachings of the club. in which the
/ following members took part: Mar
garet McIlroy. Norma Houghton, Ju-
/ liet Weitzell, Catherine Mc1lroy.
! Emma Gibbs. Alice Trew, Barbara
Gibbs. Dorothy Trew, Catherine Por-
ter, Gertrude Weitzell, Stephen Por-
| ter. William Weitzell. Wilmat Trew,
Garfield McIlroy and Floyd Williams.
| Baron Fersen, president of the Inter
national Lightbearers, addressed the
children.