Evening star., 1926-04-18
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. G, APRIL 2


be held May at the home Of Mrs. c..
d. Church on the boulevard. The
program will be in charge OF the
legislative committee.
The Legion of Loyal Women held
it's regular meeting Monday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Della c. Perham.
254S Fourteenth street. The presi'
dent, Mrs. A. s. Barnard, in the chair.
DELEGATES were chosen for the annual
meeting of the District Federation Of
Women's Clubs on MAY 5 and G at
the Hotel Roosevelt. Alternates to
the president, Mrs. A. s. Barnard;
Miss Cora Curry; directors, Mrs. FL.
NJ Roach Mrs. Belle Calver: dele
gate, Mrs. $. w. Calver; alternate,
Mrs A. S. O'Dell; delegate, Mrs. Fan.
ME G.. Pomeroy; alternate, Mrs. Il. n.
Gillette: delegate, Mrs. Olive johnson,
alternate. Mrs. Knapp: nonninatin
committee. Mrs. S. w. Calver.
Business session being over. re-
freshments were served by the hoste ~
and a social time followed.
The Friendship Hossse Nursery Aid
will meet tomorrow 1880 pm. at the
home OF Mrs James w. Gift, 4ffs
Harrison street. Chevy Chase.
The guests of nonor viii be Mrs.
Eugene Stevens. president of the
Twentieth Century Club, who will
read an original story, and Mrs. David
Kinchelee, wife Of Representative
Kincheloe ef Kentucky, who viii en-
tertain with songs.
The hostesses assisting Mrs Cliff
will be Mrs. Jason Noble Pierce. Mrs.
r. G. Pomeroy. Mrs. Al. u. Sabin.
Mrs H. NJ. SAWYER. Miss Lucille
Smith and Mrs. NJ. w. story.
The Shakespeare Society will com
memorate the birthday of Shakespeare
April % in special meeting, when
the speakers will be Sir Esme How
ard, Ambassador from Great Britain.
and William Mather Lewis, presj-
dent of George Washington Univer
sity. The society has invited the Eng
lish Speaking Union 10 join In honor
ing the greatest literary genius of our
common tongue. The exercises will
be held in the auditorium of the In
terror Department at S:15 p. M. CARDS
tor the English.Speaking Union may
be had at 1907 Sixteenth street.
At the last regular meeting ths
officers of this season we're elected
for the coming year. T.. v. Wilcox
Phi. D.. is president: Mrs. Fultor
Lewis. vice president, Miss Helen Nc
Carly, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs
Mabel Owens Wilcox. dramatic di
rector. The season will close with .
banquet May ;.
District League Of American Pes
WOmen.--Miss Elizabeth Barnes
whose brother DIR. Harold Barnes. o
Girard College. in Philadelphia, reas
for the league several weeks ago, ha'
accepted the Craftsmanship OF th'
house committee of the clubhouse.
The poetry section. under the leader
ship of Miss Alice Hutchins Drake. il
continuing its meetings in spite of th'
cessation of other craft activities thi
month because of the convention, ant
Miss Drake announces her session "a
usual" tomorrow at 1880 p. m. for th'
first division OF the work Prot NJ
B. Sagin will give his last talk in th'
course he has been giving the Eroul
at S:45.
No book review tea will be held thi
month. also because of the prepara
tions for the conve ntion. but Mrs. Mil
ton Reed, the hostess Of the teas. i
promising an unusually fine program
for the May meeting.
District of Columbia Chapter
| Daughters OF Founders and Patriots
Of America. held its April meeting
| the home OF Mrs. Samuel G. Cornwell
| the Embassy apartments. The presi
dent. Mrs. Francis A.. st. Clair. pre-
! sided Reports of officers and commit
| tees were given. Two new member
| were voted into the chapter. Mrs
Charles v. StiefeI read an interestin;
pa per describing the old Trumpingto,
| Manor. the colonial home Of the
Smythe family on the Eastern Shor'
of Maryland. A social hour with re
| freshments followed
The Stonewall Jackson Chapter
| United Daughters Of the COnfederacy
Mrs. r. H. Baker. president. met Mon
day evening at the Confederate Me
| mortal Home. The program was tina
of several delightful "Uncle Remus
stories told by Richard Thoma
| Wyche. Mrs. g. Fairfax Moncure, tn
| historian, read a paper on a WA
| Incident of SO Years Ago"
! Plans were made for a reception Il
| the officers during the week of th
d. A f. convention.
The Regular p. f. o. luncheon viii
| be held at the Hotel Roosevelt, Tues
day. at 1880 pm.
A cordial welcome will be extendet
| to all visiting and resident r. +. Os
The Danes Of the Loyal Legion Dis
trict Society met Monday at the resi-
dence of Miss Elizabeth Woodward
! 1913 Twentieth street. Miss Clark
president, presided. Mrs. Samue
Drury, chairman of the committee
which had charge OF the card part.
held at the New Willard April 6. rea'
her report which contained the infof