Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07
Philip Sheridan Woman's Relief

Philip Sheridan WOman's Relief
Corps met Tuesday night, with Mrs.
Addie Hickman, president. in the
chair. The minutes were read by the
secretary, Mrs. Marian b. Parker, to-
gether with department general or
ders. No. Z, and Grand Army gen
eral orders, No. s, announcing con-
Nention appointments. Mrs. Mary
Lorain Di Petta was initiated into
the order. The president asked Mrs.
Ida a. Oldroyd, past national junior
vice president, to install, as senior
vice president of the corps, Mrs. Har-
riet Hill, was unable to attend the
regular installation service.
Among communications was a let
ter from Mrs. Josephine kelton, past
corps cha plain, who is visiting in
England.
A subject of interest is the dinner
to be given on March in Grand Army
Hall Many members hope to attend
the diner as we'll as the banquet at
the Raleigh February IS in honor Of
the commander -in-chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic. The president
displayed the quilt recently finished
by her workers, for which $3.50 will
be paid into the treasury of the corps.
Mrs Hickman thinks that quilting Is
a pleasant and profitable way of max
ing money for the order. Adjt.
Bonney OF Phil Sheridan Post and
Quartermaster Parker of Burnside
Post We're present.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Nd.-The meeting of the Junior mem
berS of the club was held at the home
OF Miss Helen Chafee, January 80.
Miss Lillian Cole Bethel gave the first
of series of informal talks on parlia-
mentary law and club organization,
which she will continue at the next
meeting.
Class in bridge will be held at the
home of Miss Louise ONeil, 3165
Mort hampton street, February %, from
, to 1 pm.
February Il the club meeting will
be held cat the home of Miss Jane
Mercy, rs Raymond street. \ music
section will be formed from 4:30 TO
$50 pm. under the direction Of Miss
BroaS and Mrs Russell At $50
o'clock supper will be served. Miss
Bethel will give the second OF her talks
in organizing the club. after which
there will be j social hour.
The social section Of the club met
At the home Of Mrs. Crane Tuesday
morning at 1880 and in the afternoon
1t gave a card party at tn" home
of Mrs Morrill,. 390S Ingomar street.
ON February >. at 1880 am, the
civiCS section OF the club met in the
library. Miss Elizabeth Eastman had
~ her subject international Rela-
tons" A discussion by the eduCa-
tiOnal section OF the club scholarship
followed. Luncheon was enjoyed and
At 2:30 the musical Of local composers
was repeated by request.
Tuesday a ! n M fhe hoSlDif.iI itV
committee will meet with Mrs. +. b.
Hazard, 6304 RidgewQod avenue.
At I pm. Tuesday the membership
committee will meet with its chair
man. Mrs. {. ID. Snow. 57l9 Chevy
Chase parkway. The membership com
mittee requests that letters proposing
new members contain 4 statement
mentioning the section in which the
proposed member Is interested.
Wednesday. at 1890 am, the music
section will hold it, rehearsal IN the
Chevy Chase Library.
Wednesday at l pm. the executive
board will be entertained at the home
OF Mrs. &. W. Pimper % Primrose
street. Mrs. Pimper, Mrs. c. +. Kelley
and Miss Alice f. Broas will be the
hOstesses. The monthly business meet.
ing will follow the luncheon.
Friday at pm. Mrs. Moulton, 300
ollNtl street, VII tam the nature
section. Mrs. Theodore knoppen will
be the speaker.
The Prince Georges County Fedora
ton of WOmen's Clubs executive
board met at the Y. W. c. y. Build
ing, u. c., January 20, with the presi-
ident, Mrs. K. A. Bennett in the chair.
Mrs. Jessie Lane Kelley, treasurer
gave an encoura Eing report. Mrs
Edgar Brown of Lanham, chairman
of American citizenship, who has
been absent from the fedora ton for
the past Year because OF illness, was
present and gave a report from her
department, recommending that the
club acquaint themselves with the
many State and county offices to be
filled at the coming November e,ec-
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