Evening star., 1926-04-25

cot at the Central High School May
a. His selections were Recon-
pense." by Hammond: MY Gltt for
You" by Cadman. and Red Bonn
bay" by Reddick. all of which were
enthusiastically received.
An invitation from the Soroptimist
l Club of Philadelphia to attend the
l installation banquet tomorrow at the
| Sylvania Hotel was received and 10
| Washington SoroptimiStS plan to mo-
| tor over for the affair.
/ An invitation from the Kansas
| Citv Women'S Chamber of Commerce
| to attend the women's exposition was
received and a message of greeting
wired for the opening night
Monthly attendance prizes, gwen
bv Harriet Hawley Locher and Katie
Dunn. were distributed to members
having the best records for March
ZOnta Club of Business and Profess
SiOnal Women held its annual meet
81 ing at the Raleigh Hotel. "Wednesday
evening for the election of officers Tor
the coming year. Miss Jessie l.aSaIle'
president of the club. presided. The
other officers present were MISS Eliza
beth Harris, vice president; Mrs. Nan
N. Street. secretary; Miss Maude
| Harper, treasurer.
About 40 members attended the dln'
ner which was served in the OAK room.
The entertainment feature consisted
of the singing of original club songs
and inpromptu speeches.
The following members of the clup
will attend the annual convention of
the Federation of Zonta Clubs meet,
ing in Rochester. y. Y. May 10 ami
l6-May Meyers, Jane Bartlett, Edith
Seville Coale. Julia d. Connor, Maude
Harper. Anna Muddiman. Edith Sails
| bury Louey Nenn. Nan Street ana
Mollie Weyman.
The following officers were elected:
Jane Bartlett. president; Hette Ander.
son. vice president. New members ol
the board: Maude Harper, Malinda
HaVev. Edith Seville Coale and Julia
ID. Connor.
Democratic Women of the District
| The following are among the guests
who have subscribed to the fourth an
nual May day dinner TO he held at the
Woman's National Democratic Club,
$50 Connecticut avenue. May ]. at
! : pm: Mrs. Frederic A. Young, Mrs.
r., G. Bryant. Mrs. :. J. Penn. Miss
Sarah Grogan, Miss Hardon of Ward
man Park Inn. Mrs. b. Ashby Leavell,
| Mrs A. A. Jones. Mrs. G.. f.. kearns.
Mrs Antoinette Funk. Nrs. Borden
Hartman. Mrs. J. Frank Wilson. Miss
Ethel ketcham. Miss Myrtle Bum,
Mr. and Mrs. Westley Martin Stoner,
Mrs. G.. NJ. F,ckels, Ellis Meredith,
Mrs. A. H. Putnay Mrs X. 7.
Abrams. Mrs. Bertha Helm. Mrs.
Robert T.. Lee. Miss Agnes Wilson,
Miss Borah. Mrs. Wallace Streater,
Mrs. Howard Franklin Smith Of Ma
Mia, Mrs. George III. kernodle, Mrs.
r. A. Haste. Mrs. II. NJ. Phillips, Mrs.
Blair Bannister. Mrs. J. J. Mason,
Mrs Frank Morrison, Miss Grace
Rogers. Mrs. Arlenne Z. Spangler.
Miss O'Connor, MIR. and Mrs. Carter
Keene. Mrs. G. A. Armes, Mrs. l.. w.
Bathorn, Mrs. Elma r. saul, Miss
Laura Knott. Miss Wyvell Miss
Gertrude McNally. Mrs. J. |. Breen.
Mrs. Rose Yates Forester, Mrs. Min
ME Fisher Cunningham, Mrs. r.
Thomas West. Mrs. Claes Hallen-
kreuts. Mrs. John Allen Murray. Miss
Grace Shallenberger, Mrs. Borah,
Miss Virginia Benjamin. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Kay, Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell.
The Burleith Circle Of the Child
Conservation League Of America met
in the home of Mrs. Robert w. Comp
Ton. 1904 S street April 16.
Interesting papers were read by
Mrs. +. c. Wellington and Mrs. Rob
ert W. Compton.
All members present took part in
the discussion which followed the
reading of the papers.
The next meeting will he held in the
home of Mrs. f. H. lnmon, 1911 S
| street.
Audubon Society. - On Saturday,
! Nav l. the third outing of the society
field meetings will take place. The
objective will he the Chevy Chase
! Lake and vicinity. Members of the eX-
. curSion are requested to assemble AT
/ Chevy Chase Lake at $50 am. TO
reach the lake take the car at F'if-
marked Chevy Chase Lake or Ken
sington allowing 40 minutes from
this point. Each person is expected
| to pay his own expenses and to pro-
vide his own luncheon. Children must
be accompanied by older persons who
will be responsible for them
! The two meetings. which have taken
place, the first Arlington, Va, ana the
! second Yesterday at Dyke, Va, were
we'll attended by students of the
Spring migrations of birds and it Is
| expected that larger numbers will join
the expeditions a. the season advances
! bringing the feathered creatures In
/ greater numbers. some of them 10
! pass on further North while others
! remain to build their nests ana raise
their broods in and around the Ma
tional Capital. Excellent opportun-
| tiles to observe the birds are afforded
nv the Audubon Society which mas
| orea nized the field parties for several
wears Assisting the chairman or the
! committee Clarence X. Shoemaker,
are Mrs. Clarence A. Aspinwall, Mrs.
! Robert NJ. Reese and Mr.. and MRS.
Leo D. Miner Any one desiring 10
| ioin the field meetings may DO So
Dauehters of 1819.-At the ma
t;onal meeting at the Willard there
| will be an exhibit of posters ana pic
t,ras hv the National Wild Flower
preservation Society and talk on
"Our Wild Flowers and Their Needs OF
Protection will be given by Mrs. 1;
w Adams director at the natlonal
meeting of the League of American
| pen Women in cooperation with, ma
tional conservation week.
The Petworth Woman's Club-The
literature section met April II with
Mrs. Harriet ID. Hill. Mrs. Knox, MRS.
Williams, Mrs. Fits and Mrs: Hyon
assisting the hostess. karel Capeks
play, "R. u. r." was read IN cnar-
actor nv Mrs. Weihe, Mrs. Cavanaugh,
Mrs LeFever and Mrs. Russell. The
current events were in charge of Mrs.
ballard. who read an amusing critl-
cism of the play What Price, Glory,
in which the names of flowers were
substituted for the frequent oaths
used in that play.
tree was dedicated to Mrs. Hill,
founder and first president of the Pet
worth Woman's Club. April IS, at the
oP polp10nt avenue and Bl3-