Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

the local board at it's May meeting.
She will go to Portland. Greg. In June
to compete with district winners in
the national contest. to be held dur
ing the fourteenth biennial convention.
The board appropriated sum or
money from its treasury toward MISS
Winstead's expenses, and decided to
add further to that amount by having
benefit card party bridge and o0Ol,
in the Knabe-Kitt Studio, 1880
street, Friday evening at $40 O'CLOCK.
Frances Gutelius. Frank Btrgfeld,
Mildred Schippert and Gretchen Lord
are the committee In charge. All
federated organizations and others in
terested are invited to assist in max
ing this party a success. Tickets may
be obtained from Miss Gutelids. SO4
Taylor street northwest, telephone
Columbia 1884. or from Mr.. Kitts
store Reservations for tables should
be made by Thursday. May 81.
1t was with regret that the board
learned that John Philip Shaddick. Its
corresponding secretary. had returned
to Florida TO live. Max w. Tuck
err. a member of the First Congrega-
tional Church choir, was appointed to
NIL out Mr.. Shaddick's unexpired term.
The list Of delegates planning to at
| tend the Portland convention include
Mrs. Robert II. Dalgleish, honorary
president OF the local organization,
president of the Rubinstein club and
director of the Dalsieish Music Study
Club; Miss Esther Linkins, president
of the local organization and director
of the Chaminade Glee Club: Mr.. and
| Mrs. ID. j. Roberts of the Esther
Chapter Choir, O. e. S.. and Mrs.
Howard Fisk of the Chaminade Glee
Club. Miss Winstead and Miss Marian
| johnson will also attend.
There is still time for others to make
reservations for the trip. which will
| Springs and Salt Lake City enroute to
Portland, with privilege Of returning
| by one of several routes.
The b Natural Junior Club, Mrs. +.
b. johnson, teacher. was received into
| membership of the federation. The
| Almas Temple Glee Club. the Ores
| cendo Club, sAIiss Pearl Waugh. direc-
| tor, and the First Congregational
Church choir, Mrs. Ruby S. Stahl, di-
Felian Garzia and Miss Frances
Gutelius were received as new artist
| members. Miss Helen Gerrer, j.
Henry Kaiser and Charles Lin
kins have continued their member
| ships.
1t was decided to hold an echo meet
ing after the convention at Miss Lin.
! kins' home. the date to be set after the
return OF all delegates.
Chapter b, p. X. O., met Tuesday.
After the business session a paper
on The New Map of Europe" was
presented by Mrs. w. B. Hammond.
Guests Of the chapter were Mrs. NJ
A. Hostetler of Chapter BI, Shelton,
Nebr.; Mrs. A. B. Warth of Chapter
x Oskaloosa, Iowa, and Miss Majery
Williams of Chapter r of the Dis
| trict. The hostesses were Mrs. E. G.
| Siggers and Mrs. G. b. Stephen.
The Southeast Public Speaking Club
Is planning a farewell dinner for Fri
day. Mrs. Bess Baker Pierce, teacher
of expression. will act as toast
mistress. Mrs. McCardell and Mrs
l.. 4. White have charge of the
menu, while the entertainment fea-
lures are in the hands of Mrs. e. L.
| Koenig and II. ]. Alderman.
| Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
No. l, Daughters OF Union Veterans,
had as their honor guest the national
president of the National Alliance,
Maybelle Plymire Of San Francisco,
Calf, at dinner Mt the Brooke Tea
| House May 10. Forty guests were
present, including Department Com
mander of Potomac G.. A. r.. Judge
| Moulton and wife; Col. o. II. Oldroyd
and wife, national officers Of the
Daughters of Veterans. Mrs. L. H.
Temple and Mrs. NJ. North. past de-
partment presidents of Woman's Re-
lief Corps; Mrs. E. Shaw. and Miss
Jennie Hamilton, past commander of
Lincoln Camp, No. .; f. T. +. John
son.
Mrs. Plynire was presented to those
present by the president of Ellen
Spencer Mussey Tent, Miss Anna
Hage, who was toastmistress.
Mrs. Plymire, Dept. Comdr. Judge
Moulton, Col. Oldroyd. Mrs. Temple.
Mrs. Shaw, Miss Hamilton and Bro.
Johnson responded to toasts in felici-
tous fashion and the thought voiced