Evening star., 1925-02-01

ed into the sisterhood. The program
consisted of IAN evening with Dick
ens,' he being the favorite author of
the founders of p. e. o. Clever char
acter sketches were portrayed in cos
tune, and songs loved by Dickens
were sung.
| The Sixteenth Street Heights Club
met Tuesday afternoon at the home
| of Mrs. Grove, 8 Sycamore avenue
Assisting hostesses, Mrs. f. NJ. Sto-
well, Miss Hattie Van Tuyl and Mrs.
| Selbia Grove.
| Judge Mary O'Toole gave an inter-
| esting talk on municipal courts.
! Guests of the club were Mrs. C.. B.
Smith, Mrs. Harry Huston, Mrs. Fred
Hopkins and mother. Mrs. Scott, and
Mrs. o. " Deawley of Detroit, Mich.
The next meeting Will be held at
| the home of Mrs. Thomas Humphrey,
1915 Fern street, February 10.
Beauregard Chapter. No. 1912, Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy, held
! it's meeting for January at the resi-
dence of its registrar, Mrs. Samuel
| Burleigh Milton. 3545 Sixteenth street,
! Tuesday evening, and was we'll at
| tended. A great deal of important
| business was transacted, and 1t was
| decided to give card party at Con-
ming of February 4, to which cordial
| invitation is extended to all daugh-
| ters, sons and veterans. The chapter
adopted unanimously a resolution OF
comm endation and thanks to Repre-
sentative NJ L. Stedman of North
Carolina for his splendid and beau
| t1ful tribute to the memory of Gen.
Robert E. Lee on the floor of the
House of Repre- Sentatives, on Monday,
January 10. the birthday anniversary
of the great Southern chieftain. The
chapter is forging right ahead under
the inspiring work of it's new officers,
and some new members are contem-
| plated for induction at an early date.
Women's Relief Corps.-Mrs. Anna
Sanborn Hamilton. widow of Mai II.
q. Hamilton. has returned to her
Rochambeau apartment after an alb
tives in the North. While in Newark
Mrs. Hamilton attended meetings of
the Press Club, the Daughters of the
American Revolution and the Gen.
Theodore Runyon Relief Corps.
As member of the Council of the
International Association of Arts
and Letters, Mrs. Hamilton attended
the reception given by Mrs.
Florence Jackson Stoddard for Mrs.
Margaret Schaufffer and Mrs. A.
D. Widdemar. Mrs. Hamilton belongs
to the Denver Woman's Press Club
and the Denver Chapter. D. A r.
The Ladies' Club OF Cottage City.
| Md, installed it's newly elected off,
GERS at the home of Mrs.
Stuart on the Baltimore boule-
| ward: President Mrs. A. c. Proctor:
| vice president, Mrs. C. A. Locke; sec
retary, Mrs. Glenn Hiatt; assistant
secretary, Mrs. p. P. Greenwood; ;
| treasurer. Mrs. A. A Craig.
The following committee chairmen
were appointed: Membership, Mrs. F.
H. Heidenreich; ways and means,
Mrs, G. N. Wells; publicity, Mrs. C. A.
| Locke; legislation, Mrs. Muse Russ;
homo economies. Mrs. T. +. Jacoby;
school, Mrs. Martin DeWaters; sick,
Mrs. II. c. Ross; welfare, Mrs. w. A.
Bobb; applied education, Mrs. J. w.
| RobiCheau; Americanization, Mrs. J.
B. Marshall; fine arts. Mrs. NJ. E.
| Joyce; director, Mrs. w. A. Preston;
librarian, Mrs T. Weston Scott.
Bouquets of sweet peas were pre-
sented to the president and treasurer
as a mark of appreciation for their
services to the club. These positions
have been held, respectively, by Mrs.
| Proctor and Mrs. Craig since the or
ganization of the club.
Mount Pleasant w. G. T. u. met
at the home of Mrs. Kebler,
1922 Park road, Mrs. Lindley Clark,
president, presiding. A good attend
| ance was present despite the stormy
weather. Devotional exercises were
conducted by the evangelistic super
intendent, Mrs. Reid, who read a let
| ter, written 25 years ago at the
| W. c. T. u. in Chatham, Mass, show
ing that the spirit then and now" is
| the same.
Reports were given by delegates
who attended the moving picture con-
ference. Mrs. Swanton, superin-
| tendent of Christian Citizenship,
called attention to the prevalent
tendency of classifying crime in such
| a fashion that certain violators are
not held in illrepute. Glasses will
| be formed to study these conditions
and to educate the public. Reports
from the corresponding secretary,
recording secretary and treasurer
| were accepted. Delegates who at
| tended the quarterly convention gave
4 summary of their impressions gain
ed from this meeting. Many refer
ences were made to one national