Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28

vey, shortly after our acquisition OF
the islands and the instruction. Her
"reminiscences Of her first trip to the
Flowery Kingdom and her experience
in passing the Japanese quarantine
were especially interesting.
The members were delightfully."- sur
prised with a group of musical num-
bers provided by Mrs. w. b. n.
Brooks, chairman of music, of Bradley
Hills, Md. Mrs. Linnell gave three
solos, accompanied by Miss Mulaney,
and Miss Mulaney gave two piano
solos.
On Thursday the club was the guest
of the Rockville Woman's Club at its
club home in Rockville.
Friday evening in the Chevy Chase
Library the arts committee, Mrs. WI
liam j. Peters, Chevy Chase, Nd,
chairman, gave a dramatic perform
ance consisting of two plays. The
cast consisted of Orme Libby of the
st. Patrick Players and the members
of the club, including Mrs. Maude
Howell Smith, and some of the hus-
bands of members. Dancing followed
and light refreshments were served.
Next meeting March at home of
Mrs. John Fleming, Drummond ave-
nue., Chevy Chase, Md.
Federation of Republican Women
of Montgomery COunty-Mrs. John
A. Holmes, president, extends a
cordial invitation to all Republican
of the Federation Thursday, 80 pm,
at the Montgomery Country Club,
Rockville. Md. Mrs. William S.
Chase, president of the Federation of
Republican Women of Maryland, will
be the guest of honor and will make
an address. Annual reports will be
read and election of officers to serve
one year will close the business OF
the day.
Memorial services for Maj. and Mrs.
Eden I. Hartshorn of Kensington,
who passed away together in January,
will be held at the Montgomery
Country Club. Rockville, Thursday at
3 pm. Mrs John A. Holmes, presi-
dent of the Federation of Republican
Women, will preside, the invocation
will be made by Rev. Robert Atkin-
son of kensington. and the benedic-
ton will be pronounced by the Rev.
James T. Marshall of Washington.
Mrs. Franklin c. Getendanner, Mrs.
J. Harry Cunningham, Mrs. Enoch G..
Johnson, William Tyler Page, Rev.
James T. Marshall, Rev. Robert At
kinson and others will speak. Mrs.
Edgar Moore and Mrs. Rodgers will
sing. Friends of Maj. and Mrs. Harris
horn are invited to be present.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, Tent
No. /, Daughters of Union Veterans
of the Civil War. will meet tomorrow
night at Grand Army of the Republic
Hall, pm.
Ingram CrittentOn Circle met Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. b. Nc
Nulty, Lincoln Apartments, southeast
assisted by Mrs. G. Jacobs. Twenty
members and several guests We're
present. including Mrs. A. S Douglas
treasurer of the local Florence Crit
tenton Home. After luncheon the
business meeting was held, Mrs. II. A
Barrows, president, conducting, who
gave report Of the last board meet
ing. Due credit was given to the gen
erOsity of individuals who made pos
sible, through gifts, the building of q
new hospital and renovating other
buildings in use by the home. Plans
were discussed whereby the gifts fo1
the work may be increased. Mrs
Robey of Riverdale, Md, will enter
tain the circle in March.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Virginia Jones. 1928 Liv
ingston street. Assisting hostess, Mrs
Emma Blanche Barker.
PhilO ClaSSiCS.-The members of the
club We're received in the home of Mrs
r. Bruce Bare the afternoon of Feb
ruary 10. The president appointed
Mrs. T. w. Newburn as chairman OF
the yearbook program for 1926-1927
1t was the pleasure of the club to con
tinue the study Of shakespeare
works. There being no paper for the
afternoon, parts were assigned and
Act of Romeo and Juliet" was read
read
The Argyle Study Club will meet to
morrow at the home of Mrs. Morgan
North Cathedral Mansions. A paper
will be presented by Mrs. Norwood
treating Of Life in India"
The League of Republican Women
OF the District will meet tomorrow In
the Gridiron Room of the New VII
lard. The Hon. Edgar burlington
A. NJ, Rhodes scholar at Oxford will
speak. Mrs. L. A. Dent, Mrs. Pearle
Moore Grey and Mrs. James r. Rey
nolds will be the hostesses The meet
ing will be called at $3.50. Mrs. Vir
ginia White Speel, president, will pre-
side. Public invited.
The lexington WOmen's Christian
Temperance Union met Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs, Charles Nickles
3009 Rodman street. President Mrs
Alvin Day. presiding. The meeting
opened with Bible reading and prayer
by Mrs. Rheeling. Prohibition song
ut Is There to Stay" was sung by
everybody, with Mrs. Eta Winter al
the piano.
After the minutes Of the January
meeting were read by Recording Sec
rotary Mrs. Alden, and reports o.
Treasurer Mrs. Wrightsman, and direc
tors Of departments were heard. Shor'
talks on Impressions Of the Law En-
forcement Banquet" were given by
Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Hadley and Mrs