Evening star., 1926-05-30
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. c., ao 1e2e-PARr

located for several years, to the May
flower, where two rooms on the Sec
ond floor have been assigned to the
organization. The members express
regret to leave the courteous manage
ment of the Shoreham and express
gratitude for the generous and always
polite and considerate attention ex-
tended to the entire membership.
= The charter members of the league
are Mrs. Anna Sanborn Hamilton,
Margaret Wade. Matte Hamilton
Flick. Virginia King Frye and Anna
b. Patten. Other charter members
still living are Tillie Orr Hayes, Ada
Tower Cable, Belle Vane Sherwood.
Alice sR. Morgan. Jennie S. Campbell
and Emma v. Triepel.
The Washington Readers Club will
hold its last meeting of the year Tues
day at 1909 ii street, League of
American Penwomen Hall.
Business meeting at 8 o'clock. Pro.
gram at $50 o'clock.
Program--"Gratitud and Ingrati-
tude." Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes, pre-.
siding.
Those appearing on the program:
Miss Anita Schade, Mrs. Emma Ware
Anderson. Mrs. James F.. Hartnet.
Mr.. Alfred Falconer. Mrs. Chamber
lain, Miss Madge Tucker.
THE Passing Show of 1926" di-
rected by Mrs. Chamberlain.
The cast: Mrs. Depue, Miss Kate
Curry. Mrs. Constance Goodman, Mrs.
Jessie Webster, Mr.. J. p. Altizwe.
Question Box" history of the club
for 1925.1926, Mrs. A. b. Mustain.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to.
morrow at the home of Mrs. Antoin-
ette Fischer, 3640 Eleventh street, as
sisting hostess. Mrs. Laura Wright.
PhilO. Classic Clubs last meeting of
the season was held May 81, with
Mrs. Harris, 1867 Lamont street
After a short business session. the
new president took charge of the
meeting. A recitation was given by
the retiring president, Mrs. Brinley;
Mrs. Bare presented Mrs. Brinley with
a small oil painting in appreciation
Of her work for Philo- Classic during
the past two years. A number of
songs Ito our members" were sung
followed by a memory test" consist
ing of quotations from Shakespeare 8
plays studied by the club during the
last five years. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Harris.
The Writerscraft Club met Monday,
8 pm, in the basement of the Mount
Pleasant Public Library. Arrange
ments for a dinner and dance to be
given June IA, were completed as far
as possible, the committee being au-
thorized to make the final plans. Fred
Mclaughlin reported his story THE
White Eagle" which he read a few
weeks ago, sold to Ace High. Mrs.
II. w. Davidson presented humorous
sketch. entitled THE Amateur Hunt
err" while Miss Leila Green's story,
''One, a Majority" produced a lengthy
and interesting series of commenda-
tions and criticisms. A number OF
short poems written by Mrs. Helen
Louise Mcdonald were read, notably
THE Cynic" and Washington, d. G"
The program for the next meeting,
June Z. will consist Of stories by Mrs.
Lena c. Denton, Miss Clara Mander-
schied and John Rogers Magill. There
the holiday.
The club wishes to extend a cordial
welcome to any one in the city who is
interested in work of this character.
/The many organizations Of All
Souls Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets, are cooperating to make it's
annual Spring festival an event of
great pleasure for members and
friends. both old and young. The fes-
tival will open Wednesday evening
church's little theater" by L'Aliegro
Club Players, LAllegro Orchestra fur
nishing incidental music. There will
be singing by the Artoso Club and
later dancing under auspices of the
Laymen's League. Tables of cards
will also be provided and freshments
served by the Women's Alliance, as
sisted by the Junior Alliance. The
I,end-a- Hand Society and Parish
Union will handle the decorations and
Boy Scouts will act as general helpers.
The Argyle Study Club will motor
to Indian Head Landing Boat Club, on
the Severn River. Friday. where bath.
ing and boating will be enjoyed by the
members. Luncheon will be served
at the historic Rising Sun Inn, on the
Generals Highway. near Annapolis
The inn has been restored by the
Anne Arundel Chapter of the d. A. r.
The Chevy Chase Public School and
Home Association will hold its final
meeting Of the school year at s O'Clock
Wednesday evening at the Elizabeth
V. Brown School. There has been ar.
ranged a special program. including a
talk by DR.. William Mather Lewis
president of George Washington Uni
versity. and music by Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. Braithwaite.
The Entire Nous Club met recently
at the home Of Mrs. James Hagerman
ir., Ashton Brook farm, MARYLAND
The general donation Of the club was
Poy tho chin Homo fov
Orphans.
The Home Demonstration Club OF
Cabin John. Nd, will entertain the
Wheaton, Wilson Lane and Brook
ville-Olney clubs at an all-day meeting
June 8 at the Juniors Hall, beginning
at 10 am. The program follows: Miss
Hattie Brooke, home demonstration
agent of Dorchester County, Meat
Extenders'; Prof. w. r. Ballard, Uni
versity Of Maryland extension service
Our Summer Flower Garden and
Landscape Problems; Miss Ethel
r. Upton, educational department
Of the Singer Sewing Machine Co..
"Short Cuts in Sewing" and Mrs
Helen v. Mckinley, State clothing spe'
cialist, Clothing" The card party
given by. the club at the home Of Mrs.
E. w. Davis was enjoyed by SO guests.
The White Cross of the World
whose basic purpose is the educa-
| ton of the public on the principles
of justice among nations through
the codification of international law
| met in the ballroom of the May
flower Tuesday evening.
Each speaker on the program is a
| leader of note in various organiZa-
tions doing most constructive work
| for the good of humanity and ulti-
| mate peace among all nations. Sena
tor J. Thomas Hefiin of Alabama
! presented such logical and enlight-
ening viewpoints Of the political and
| economic causes of the spirit Of wal
still dominating the world as to be