Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

Easy AuCIlOn, WHICH tAcSNo = 8.
ont. the Summer, had among those
present and PLAYING for the first time
this Summer Mrs. Elizabeth M. Lewis,
Mrs. M. e. o. Dashuel and Mrs. r.
w. Barlow. :,
The Friday bridge group VIII meet
Friday mornings at 10 o'clock. ano
members are invited to make UP "a
HES and Join this section, MRS.
George M. Talbot Is chairman.
American War Mothers. The Dis
trict. chapter held a basket picnic ano
outing at the League OF Larger hii y
through the invitation Of Mrs. lda, M
Blue, gold star chairman. DR.. John
Scheckles took the members boating,
Mrs. Edith Fuge and Mrs. Jennie
SalIis rendered musical selections, etc
Dr. Gertrude Scheckles prepared cor.
Zee and tea for the evening repast
Others Of the committee present were
Mrs. Seeley. Mrs. Carpenter, mrs
Tibbits, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Grum, Mrs
Freer, Mrs. Cash. Mrs. Waiter ano
Mrs. Shanahan. ..i
The writers League Of washington
will meet at the Mount Pleasant Fhp
|1ic library Friday evening: Inc PIC
gram includes original stories by Miss
Sarv T,Irner. paul Mackey and Mrs
r. - 7 ave and verse by Miss Dallas
and Miss Graves, each number fol'
lowed by criticisms and Suggestions
Al the last meeting Miss Mary Iurnei
read a section of her story o. Aac.ory
life. 1.-THE Third Generation. ME
I,arkin gave q .colorftk group OF NeTss
ssThe Awakening, Dead Leaves
'.Vignette,' and An Old Road Ma !
humorous story, Mind ana n Ers
fana IoSe read a group of short
noems and two others. Age ans
.C.aryatids." Respectable. a stors
by Felix Schwarz, was Well done a y.
brought forth much discussion Oh its
possibilities.
syVouaan's Relief Corps. The Depart
ment OF the Potomac entertained s.
It's guests, July 10, 20 World war ilie !
from Mount Alto. Hospitai' VII. E : !
|excursion to Marshall Han: Whels 90 I
nirnic luncheon was served OF sahu'
ps..sa,,ss salads. cake and ice cream,
/ c4oa reftes and lemonade We're also
sarved Daniel Silverberg was toast
raster and the enthusiastic men gass
three cheers for the Woman's ReleI
Germs and It's president, Mrs. Caroil'Is
Ssury and three for the chairman o.
tha COMMITTEES, Mrs. ,Wingate. PIC
t,,,.a. music and dancing filled the re
maining time until the return OF the
late boat.
The International Language CIuf
met Thursday evening at 1907 Aoih, =
street. ,;,,,it
,a6 ana instead a farewell party giVeI
=, prnf Allen Davis, who sailed YES
terdsv ID attend the International -
49, ma Congress next month I'm Eoih
h,srrh scotland The UNIQUE Ieatu Y.
~ ti,es evenings program was tn'
..hrinrirg OUT OF an Esperanto low
| .c,nr chs words OF which had peei
.r,.stta,, nv prof. Davis and the musi'
sa,,srossd nv Rudolph Heinan. Tn
1880 rnaIody was quickly learnet
| - al ioined in singing it. Letter.
/ ~ raerat because Of their iuapihty =
| sttend were read from A. Mayer am
| Is p. wise. Al humorous Story =
| lated in Esperanto by Miss Amy =
| I,eavitt was well received.
The club meets at the above azores
| ~ the second and fourth Ihursoay
| 81 each month. and any one interesss'
1 IN the study Of Esperanto y Welcoilie
PIN sheridan Wonlan's Relief Corp
| viii take a brief vacation y haViIs IL
| next regular meeting August H.
| The washington Zonta Club WI
| r,sat wednesday In the oak room
tbs raleigh Hotel. The new InemDef
s.toi ,,as introduced to the club al las
/ uaeIx,s meeting, Will entertain the Gu
s..,th, 3 .c,,ss Mrs. Ethel HoltzclaV
| u. ,.,,ay comes in under the classinca
| ton of vocalist.
plans for the picnic meeting to y
hald al olney Inn July 81 are 10 o
disc,,ssad. This will take the place 9
the regular wednesday meeting 9
A1 me s president and vice presiden
atill being away. Nan Street. secre
tary, will preside.
The Writerscraft Club met Monda.
~ 4 nm. in the basement OF tn
| NTc,,,s pleasant Public Library, witt
| ! NUMBER Of visitors and member
rrasent. The program included orig
i ,,,i q n,ies by Ruth T. Fishel and Pau
= 1cIier. and an industrial aFtiel
s-,r,ften Nv al. IN. Roderick ana pun
tsstad ia the American Machinist
l Ne Roderick. one Of the newest mem
hsrs has been writing for ipdustria
i 80 eazires for the past i've years
/ Nc rT3arfholaemus also read an art
a 60 nrinted il the Christian Scienc
i HTc,,ftoy. entitled House Organs One
! Good Field for Writers and Editors.
written ~ the editor Of q house organ
= N lng week Fred Mclaughlin WI
/ rad the first instailment Of 2 novel
cite which he has Just complies s.,
i mrs. Macdonald and H. Human WI
rad some of their own poems an
MRS. Love will have short article g
.sFree Verse. :" 3. e. MacKey, Wn 49,, y.
recently sold q story 70 the Biue book
i WIN also read q story. ~ promise =
/ be an exceptio nally interesllng svs
Ening and every one ~ Wasningtol
j .rto Is interested in any kind of writ
Ing is cordially invited to be present.
nauri,ters 81 Union Veterans OF tn
i fslvil War. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Musse,
i Tant No. 4, viii meet tomorrow, Whel
i nrraYgernents will be made to enter
i faiy tile national president, Mrs. y. ~
m JJnderhill OF Binghamton. q. H
who WIN be here on July ~ and SI.sl
i f,aorrsss n. Thomas Wonlan's Relic
cnsns. No. NH, held Its only n1estinl
/ Par Jlify. Friday evening at Masonl
i Tarnnie.s northeast, Mrs. Louise Wat
i son. president, presiding
i Mrs! Edith Denbroder tllee Manson
formerly of HaRerstown, Nd. a PAS
InafionaI officer Of the Ai1 iiiary 20 IN
i sons AZ Union Veterans; and past d
4 vision. president or the. Mary land 81
i visinr Sons Of Wekeran's Aatxtiiary
was Initiated into the. corps
4 At 4 past meeting It was voted q
Il have only one meeting during tn
Il months 81 July and August the mrs
i Friday 81 each month.
Tire corps b growing and man.
ls9{aVv members were present: Pas
IDepartnaert COmsfr. p. III. Esntrtlxil
Il raye words of encouragement III IN
4 members of the corps. and spoke q
il az nrlnd work ACCOMPLISHED by TIL