Evening star., 1926-04-25

Gal" Sometimes I Feel Like q
Motherless Child" and "'What Did !
Tell YOU" giving as an encore two
negro dialect stories and whistling
solo.
The following we're elected TO serve
as the nominating committee to
nominate officers for the coming
year: Mrs. John O'Connell. Mrs. II.
p. Gould and Mrs. :. T.. Adams.
After adjournment social hour
was spent Mrs. Mcleod. mother of
the hostess, presided at the tea table,
and the following ladies assisted IN
serving: Mrs. Jason Noble Pierce.
Mrs. f. G. Pomeroy. Mrs. NJ. f. Sa-
bin, Mrs. RI. M. Sawyer. Miss Lucllla
Smith and Mrs. NJ. w. Story.
The next meeting of the club will
be held May II at the home of Mrs.
t.. A. Mess, 1922 Crittenden street.
Ladies of the q. A. RI. 5. Grant
Circle, No. !, celebrated it's thirty
fourth birthday anniversary in Grand
Army Hall Tuesday night in an elab-
crate and behtting manner, with
large gathering Of members and
friends. The president, Mrs. Olive {.
Johnson, made the welcome address
and invited to the rostrum the guests
of honor. including Mrs. Caroline
Curry, department president. OF the
Women's Relief Corps: Past President
Mrs. Ida Oldroyd; Mrs. Anna Hage.
president of the Daughters of Union
Veterans: Mrs Sarah Deed. past presi-
dent of Abra ham Lincoln Circle, No.
3, Ladies of the G.. A. r.: Mrs. Addle
Hickman. president Of Phil Sheridan n
Relief Corps; Col Oldroyd. Assistant
| Adlutant General DR.. Henry A. John
| son and Quartermaster General God
! frey, and introduced the chairman OF
The entertainment committee. Mrs
| Clara kalstrom. who took charge oi
the meeting. The following program
was presented: Piano solo, Mrs. Hilda
| Mcclure: vocal solo, 'At DaWning,
Mrs. Esther NJ. Sloss; history of u
| s. Grant Circle, Miss Emma Hayward
| including a list of the charter members
and a roll call of past presidents
! piano solo and an encore. Mrs. Stew
art department musician of the Won
ems Relief Corps; two vocal duets
Mrs Carrie A. Green and daughter
Miss Clara A. Green. the first being
| Whispering Hope and the second
Coming Through the Rye; also a
solo by Miss Green, 81 Love You
Truly; reading, Mrs. Hilda Mcclure
piano solo, Mrs. Stewart; vocal solo.
Forgotten" Mrs. Sloss, and as an
encore Mrs. Sloss gave q reading
entitled Entertaining Her Big Sis
| ter's Beau Master John Bugbee
gave two recitations. which were well
received. After the musical program m,
| each of the guests of honor was
called upon to make a short address.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent
/ No. l, Daughters OF Union Veterans
met Monday at G.. A. p. Hall, with
splendid attendance, including all
| officers, with the president, Anna
| Hage. presiding. Two new applica
| tions were read for membership. The
| committee of Mrs. !. A. BontZ. E
| Thomas, E. Lippold and NJ. Bradt
| gave q report on the rummage sale
which showed a fine return. and a
vote of thanks was given to these
| ladies and to Col. o. Fl. Oldroyd and
| Comdr. II. c. Carpenter of Lincoln
| Camp, No. 2. Sons of Union Veterans
A patriotic program in honor of
| the 104th birthday anniversary of
Gen. Ulysses S. Grant was given
! Mrs. c. B. Davis, patriotic instructor,
in charge. Personal sketches relat-
ing TO Gen. Grant were read by Mrs
Hickman w A Bigbee, Mrs G..