Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10

Alliance depreCatoS the slow torture
of urbearing animals in traps Tor
the production OF garments. many OF
which are not needed he II
Resolved. That the members of
the Honsckecpers' Alliance pledge
themselves 10 aid the campaign to
stop the unnecessary torture and in
the formation Of a local committee to
further the purpose of the Anti-Steei
Trap League.
A resolution was also adopted In.
dorsing the District thrift campaign.
In addition to the scheduled meeting
for the first Tuesday in February. Il
card party Will he held for members
and their friends AT the home oil Mrs
William {. NHuNleck, tl2D Harrison
street, February IL. YIN admission
charge will be asked 10 ;iid in the en-
terpriaeS Of the alliance.
The Patriotic Ensemble, which
meets tortnightly, has held three
meetings lately. The first was held
at the home " Mrs. Joseph Wheat.
November SO. ana additional guests,
aside from club metuberS We're: Mrs
Norris NARROW ami Mrs. Arthur Dill
man.
On December 10 Mrs. Leslie Watson
was hostess 10 the club members and
Mrs. Addison Bowie was q guest
Mrs. orreu Stout and her daughter.
Miss Helen Stout. entertained the
members December -. A. this WAS
the last meeting before the holidays.
the luncheon table was trimmed with
Christ1a4 decOra lions. \ miniature.
sleigh drawn 10y tiny reindeer held I;
gift for each guest.
The next luncheon will be given at
the home OF Mrs. Frederic knoop. who
will be assisted 10y her sister. Mrs.
DE Lancy Gill
The Clover Club met at the home Of
Mrs. Joseph +. Randall. 3l46 Nine
teenth street. Thursday night. Fol
lowing a short business session. q SO
cial meeting was held the principal
feature of which was an address by
Representative Il. G. Luwrey of Mis-
sisSippi. whose anecdotes and stories
from the dialects Of the South formed
an enjoyable story.
\ number of guests We're present
and the gathering was pledsurahle
from u social standpoint.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Massey Tent.
No. !, and Lincoln Camp, No. >, Sons
and Daughters Of Union Veterans of
the Civil War. had their joint installa-
ton Of officers for the year Monday
at G.. y. X. Han.
With Il barge Attendance OF mem
bers, veterans and friends. the install.
lation was carried forth bv the in
stalling officers. Miss Jennie l.. Ham
tlton. past department president OF
Womau's Relief Corps, and James w.
Lyons. past division commander of
the Sons of Veterans.
Miss Hamilton conferred lH@t hon
ors on the following. President Anna
Hage: senior vice president, Mrs.
Minnie Watson; junior vice president,
Mrs. Katherine G. RAIN; chaplain
Mrs Edith Quackenbush, treasurer,
Miss Jennie l.. Hamilton: council,
Mrs. Margaret Bradt. Mrs. Isabelle
a. Bontz. Mrs. Esther Lippold, patri-
otto Instructor. Mrs. Cora Il. Davis;
secretary, Mrs. L. Helen Temple,
press CORRESPONDENT. Mrs. Mary y
North; guide. Mrs. Mary NauNess
Fauth: guard, Mrs. Margaret II.
Robbins: assistant guard, Miss Minnie
Hunzeker: musician. Mrs. Hermione
sutton; color bearers. Mrs. Addie
Hickman. Mrs. Anna 4. Ecker. Mrs.
Bessie Dick Mrs. Charlott" Cary.
Mr. Lyons conferred the honors on
the following: commander, n. I.
Carpenter. senior vice commander \.
j. Webb: Junior vice commander, W.
a. Rugbee; camp council, l.. +. Ms
wonger, +. 7. +. Johnson, Everett F.
Warner; board Of managers. Denham
p Barnes. George \. Howe: seCre-
tarv. James ". Lyons; treasurer. +.
r. +. Johnson: patriotic instructor,
Henry II. Bugbee: guido, Charles W.
Grinsted; chaplain, Harry y. VII
liams; color bearer. Sol a. Smith;
guard, Frank Is. smith
Miss Hage was presented with
past presidents badge in behalf OF
the officers and members of the tent
L cd
iIton by the president from the tent.
The president was the recipient OF q
luster tea set from her retiring of
flcers.
Past Commander T T. L. John.
son bestowed the iron cross" medal
upon \. L. Niswonger, the retiring
comma nder, on behalf of the Sons
of Veterans Camp.
Among the guests were department
commander of the Potomac, Judge
Moulton; commander of Sheridan
Post. :. G. Mawson; Col. O. II. Old
royd, Comrades L. ID. Godfrey, 8. Z.
Entriken, John Finn, Oscar Tanney.
c. Parker, o. Lawrence. The address
Of Judge Noulton was followed with
further inspiring talks from each vet
eran present. Master Buggy, grand
son of Past Commander John W.
Reid. gave a splendid recitation en-
titled Uncle Sam"
Refreshments. under the direction
of Mrs r. Thomas, T. a. BontZ and
L. Lippold, We're served by the Sons
of Lincoln Camp.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 5,
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Re
public met Monday in the Shoreham
Hotel. Following the opening ode,
salute to the flag and pledge of allie
glance, Mrs. Sarah Deeds. past presi-
dent, installed newly elected and re-
elected officers as follows: Mrs. Edith
King. president; Miss Dorothy r.
Deeds. senior vice president; Mrs.
Kate Perkins, junior vice president;
Mrs. S. T. Deeds, secretary; Miss
Nellie G. Colclazier. treasurer: Mrs.
Mida Peabody, chaplain: Miss Rebecca
l. Blaine guard Enllnuiny this Mrs