Evening star., 1924-04-20

ately connect some special event
with that city or state. when we see
lone star. 1t brings to mind Texas
and the Alamo, with it's brave de-
tenders. When we see the REQ and
silver crosses and the black and gold
bars OF the Maryland flag we think
OF Lord Baltimore and the early days
national emblem as the flag of
we feel 1t is ours and
belongs to every citizen OF the United
States. Washington was laid out as
our federal city--the seat OF national
as such belongs to
all It's people. Resolved, That a copy
Of this resolution be sent the prope,
on the flag"
The District OF Celsmbta Federation
drama, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Phillips,
chairman. will give an entertainment
at federation headquarters Wednes-
day, 8 pm. The program is as fol-
lows: Mrs. Arthur Seaton. federation
pianist; Miss Elizabeth Waters, who
Mrs. Wallace Streater. reader; little
Leonard Stevens and his tiny dancing
partner, Pearl Brown; Baby Margaret
c. Swanton: Miss Gloria kennett, solo
dancer; Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Phillips,
reader; the Petworth Players in a
One-aCL COIHtuyb Jolul oWHcTS III
Spain" The public cordially invited.
American AxKociation Of University
women.-The speakers at the Vassar
Alumnae dinner to be given Wednes-
day at the Cosmos Club In honor of
the visiting delegates to the A. A. u.
w. convention will be Mrs. Frances f.
A. A. L. W.; Miss Ida Mexican, presi-
dent OF the Vassar Alumnae Associa-
ton; Miss Helen Kenyon and Mrs.
John Wood Blodgett. alumnae trtie-
tees: Miss Mary Landon of the chem
istry department at Vassar and Miss
Harriet Sawyer, the new educational
secretary OF the association.
Scions OF Colonial Cavaiiex.-A re-
ception and ball featured a joint
meeting on Tuesday evening at the
Washington Club of the Scions of
Colonial Cavaliers. Knights of the
Golden Horse Shoe, Pulaski, Wash
instor. Secret Pact, White Crane.
yellow Rose. Lafayette. Oglethorpe
and Frontier Wars. DR.. Joseph G. B.
Bulloch and Daniel Smith Gordon
tho committee and the
musical program of the evening was
under the direction of Mrs. Samuel
Burleigh Milton. The program was
as fellows: Piano selection, her own
composition, Nine. Greco; songs. Miss
Jack Ward: songs, Miss Marguerite
Campbell OF Pennsylvania; interpre-
tative dances, whispering Flowers
and Lightning" and "Nakoma's Sac
rifice" and balloon dance, by little
Isabelle Irwin. The dances were re-
ceived with great applause The last
number was given by Mrs. Milton,
who sang Jessie Gaynor's Cradle
Song" with Mime. Greco at the piano
ard the violin obbligato by Miss Mar
garet Mansfield, daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Mansfield of
Texas DR.. Bulloch gave an interest
ing talk about each of the societies
and explained the heraldic flags of
College Women's CIub.-Miss Mabel
Dill will be the guest of honor and
will speak on What Psychology
Can Do For You" at the weekly tea
of the club tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Section ", OF which Miss
Virginia Alexander is chairman. will
be the hostess. Mrs. Thomas Sidwell
will preside at the tea table. All
visiting college women are invited to
attend.
The College womens Club will
come of age Wednesday. On that date
the eighteenth annual banquet will
he celebrated at Rauscher's. Many
unique features are planned for this
celebration.
The affairs of the College Women's
Club will be presided over by the
vice president, Miss Carrie Davis
during the next two weeks. while the
president. Mrs. Harris Baldwin. who
is also national chairman of the liv-
ing costs committee of the League of
Woman Vo'e-s. attends the annual
convention Of the league in Buffalo
Mrs. Baldwin will return in time to
preside at the banquet
Audubon Soefrty.-The next outdoor
bird class will assemble Saturday at
Adams Mill road entrance to the
geological Park at am; The. day
will be spent at the park and its
vicinity. Competent leaders selected
by the field meeting committee will
be at the service of those attending
the outing. which will be conducted
for the purpose Of studying the birds
in their haunts.
At the initial outing held a week
was taken from Rosslyn, Va, through
the government experimental farm
and Arlington to Fort Myer There
were birds in abundance and the OBJ
servers identified fifty-one species,
some of which will remain here
most Of them are merely passing
through on the spring migration.
Among the unusual and therefore
more interesting sights were a pair
of barred owls, an osprey with 4 fish
in its talons and seven great blue
water. The list of sparrows seen
were the chipping. field. fox. house,
song, vesper and white throated.
The committee in charge OF the
field meetings consists of Clarence
R. Shoemaker, chairman; Mrs. Clar-
ence A. Aspinwall. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
D. Miner and Mrs. Robert NJ. Reese
The North Beach Home Club me,
with Mrs. Royal Tuesday, with Mrs
and Miss Major assisting. The ar
ticles of Incorporation were held In
abeyance awaiting final action on the
change Of the bylaws at the regula,
visibility of changing the name to
the Women's Club of North Beach
Nd. was discussed at length and
viii be decided at the May meeting.
Mrs E. P. Hinkel. chairman of the
card party to be held April 80 al
of all Of the members. The boat
committee promised a wonderful get.
together celebration on the floating
palace, in the waters OF the Potomac
before 1t Is toved around . to the
Chesapeake bay.
M0thers.--At its last meeting Gen
John ]. Pershing. In a touching man.
ner. greeted the Mothers. 1T is a real
pleasure, assure you." the general said
Ito gaze into tho warm eyes Of so many
mothers gathered here tonight who gave
their sons for their country's protec.
ton"
Announcement was made by Mrs C. E.
Wagner that the Snyder-Farmer Post
No. 8. and Auxiliary invite the Wal
Mothers to DO present at the planting OF
white birch tree In honor Of the
mothers OF men who served in the world
war. The ceremony Is to take place Sun.
day afternoon. May II, at O'clock, on
the Bladensburg road. Mrs, Bradley
Snyder. gold star mother, and vice
EUROPEAN RESORTS.