Evening star., 1926-05-09
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
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white paper carnations Will be placed
on sale at various places in tht
city. Proceeds for the welfare Worh
division OF the chapter.
This division visits and aids eX
service men in the hospitals, renders
aid when needed to the families of dis
abled men and assists men in secur
ing work and tides them over dlfncut
places.
Money was voted to pay for one
stepping stone" in the new walk t'
he laid at the National Memoria
Home -Fitzsimmons Hospital, Colo.
rado.
The following members of the loCa
chapter. Mrs. NJ. c. O'Neill, Mrs. Mary
Shanahar, Mrs. Anna Waltert Mrs
Belle lTreer. Mrs. Louise BiSbee, Mrs
l.. &. Wagner and Mrs. s. T.. Deeds
chairman, are representing the Ma
rional body of War Mothers i'll the
Mothers day exercises in Arlington
Mrs. Ida Blue, flag code chairman
will lead in the pledge of allegiance.
Mrs. Margaret McCluer, national
president of Kansas City, Mo-. and
Mrs. Chalmers of the Congressional
Club, general chairman of the
Mothers day committee. will be II
charge of the exercises in the Amphl'
theater and at the tomb of the IN
known Soldier at 3 pm. Mothers
not going by private conveyance VIII
meet at the station. Twelfth ana
Pennsylvania avenue, at 1870 pm.
The Washington Circle, Child Con
servatiOn League, met MONDAY at l.le
home of the president, Mrs. Earl t.
GoSs, 1909 Decatur street.
The following members were elect
ed as officers for the ensuing year
President, Mrs. r. l.. Mcdonald; vice
president, Mrs. A. NJ. RenshaW; re-
cording secretary. Mrs. John Hon
man; corresponding secretary MIS-.
J.R. Lapham: treasurer, Mrs. Charies
Kaman: press agent. Mrs. EarI L.
Goss.
After business a talk was given by
Rev. Godfrey Chobot on Rehslon
and the Adolescent Child. Among
rho guests were representatives from
cleveland Park and Takoma PARK
circles.
Phil sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
met Tuesday night with the president
Mrs. Adde Hickman. in the chalr. An
application for membership was read
aud committee appointed thereon IN
cluded Mrs. Hin. Mrs. keeler ana mrs
Temple Motions carried to Send slV
ia the Berry Schools in Georgia ana
s. for Memorial Gay luncheon AT
Arlington. 1t WAS announced that the
department president. Mrs. tafollte
II. Curry. and her staff would o1ilclaAy
yisif the corps May IS. Mrs. Helen
Temple won the pretty yellow apron
donated by one of the members
Flowers will he sent TO the presl-
dents mother. Mrs. Hazard Wheeler
who is i'll. The guest of the evening
DO o,I-a
of Burnside Post.
Every one was happy 10 welcome
Mrs. Josephine kelton. after seNera!
months absence in England. Mrs.
kelton gave an interesting account
OF her visit 10 the Wembly Exposition.
The Southern Relief Society held its
annual meeting at the New NlIlard
Hotel Tuesday at II am. MIS-. Nd!-
lace Streater presided in the absence
of Mrs. {. p. Odenheimer.
Work for the coming year was
manned and trustees were elected:
From the trustees elected offcefs OF
the society for the next year VIII oe
selected at a meeting which VIII DE
called for this purpose. Those elected
trustees were: Mrs. Wallace Stfeater'
Mrs. Theodore Tiller. Mrs. Pearce
Horne. Mrs. J. c. Pritchard, Mrs. D.
c. Ludlow, Miss May '. Frey. Mrs.
4 p. Graham. Mrs. Bates Warren
Mrs, William p. Dennis. Miss Rosa
Fairfax. Mrs. Eugene Rollins, Mrs.
Nelson P. Webster. Mrs. {. Lawton
Morgan. Mrs. James Mulcare, Miss
Elizabeth Zea.
The Zonta Club is making elaborate
preparations for entertaining the l9-'
confederation, and a delegation from
the local club will leave for Rochester
during the coming week. TO present
tho invitation to the clubs. The fol-
lowing members will make the trip
10 Rochester to attend the confedera-
tion meeting on May IA and 10:
Miss Mae Movers, who is chairman
Of the convention committee: Jane
Bartlett. president-elect of the local
club; Nan l.. Street, secretary, ana
Maude Harper. treasurer OF the iocaI
club: Edith &. Salisbury. Emma /.
Hahn. Sarah WetheraN. Mollle b.
Wevman: Elizabeth Harris. Anna T..
Nuddiman. Edith Seville COale, Alice
Il. Buchanan. Rose Casey ana .Juila
u Connor The invitation will be IN
Tho form of n. pageant which the local
convention committee has planned.
A rehearsal Of this stunt was fea-
ture of the luncheon meeting OF the
club on Tuesday.
The Woman's Club of Bethesda.
Inc, will hold its next meeting al
the home of Mrs. William W. BRIDE
In Edgemoor. Md, on Tuesday. at
nm. William Tyler Page, clerk OF
iha House of REPRESENTATIVES. will
sneak on "Reminiscences OF 80 Years
in the Capitol
Candidates for officers for the com
inc wear will be announced at this
meeting, and, following the business
session and the address of the
speaker. tea will be served.
Hostesses for the day will be Mrs.
w B. y. Brooks. Bradley Hills; Mrs.
William +. Persons, Battery PARK
Md; Mrs. Wallace Cragie, Edgemoor,
Md; Mrs. Walter f. Perry, Bethesda,
Md; Mrs. Harry II. Kenner Edge
moor, and Mrs. II. j. Wild, Battery
Park. Md. chairman.
Tuesday, May %. is charter day. the
nrogram for which will be announced
later. There will be no committee
day" in May owing to the fact that
the clubs charter day falls in the
same week.
The Business WOmen's Council will
meet Tuesday evening at the Cnurcn
Of the Covenant. Supper at o'clock
will be followed by current events
and singing. The devotional hour
will be led by Rev. William a. Eisen-
berger. who is giving a series of talks
on "The Life of Christ A short
business meeting and motion pictures
will complete the evenings entertain
rnent. A cordial invitation to attend
the council is extended TO all business
women of the city and their friends.
Park View Club met at the school
Tuesday, S pm, with Mrs. Faris in
the chair The feature OF the evening
was the annual election of officers.