Evening star., 1926-02-21
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

, headquarters, the Lee House. All
mothers of World War veterans are
invited to attend.
The Writer'S Club of Washington
The January meeting of the Writer'S
Club was held at the home of Edward
W. Hobbs. 2111 Eighteenth street.
an original short story. The Potts
Take Sonny for a SWIM" by Miss
Marion Seville.
The next meeting will be held Fri
day. s pm, at the home of Mr..
Frederic Fowle, 2919 Q street.
Cabin John Home Demonstration
Club.-The education committee will
be at home Thursday from to 5
pm, at the residence of Mrs. j. NJ.
Laney, second street, to meet Mr..
Jewell. principal of the Glen Echo
School
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase,
Md.-The Junior section met Febru-
airy y, at the home of Miss Jane
Morey. Mrs. Lillian Cole Bethel gave
a talk. The next meeting will be held
March l., and at the invitation of
Miss Burlllin the meeting will be
held at Friendship House. Miss
O'Neill has offered to teach bridge at
her home, 3765 Northampton street
to any girls who wish to learn or
improve their game.
On Tuesday. February 4, a tea for
new members and their sponsors was
given at the home of Mrs. Karl Fen
ming, 1865 Northampton street. Mrs
FenninG was assisted by Mrs. Eckert
Mrs. Edwards, Mrs Goetschall. Mrs
Mueller. Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Little,
Mrs: Jere Crane and three members
OF the Junior section, Miss Catherine
kerritt. Miss Ruth Warner and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Clark.
The Daughters of the American
Colonists held their February meet
ing at the home of Mrs. John F.. Lit
tie, 1910 Narnum street. The assist
ing hostesses were Mrs. De Wolf. Mrs.
Goodman, Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. kistler,
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Wallis The
regent, Mrs. Harry C. Grove. pre-.
sided. The meeting was opened with
devotional and patriotic exercises. fol
lowed by reports of chapter officers
and committee chairmen Mrs
Florence Boundy and Miss Vera Bun
gart were accepted as new members
and the name of Mrs. Frederick Spar
row was proposed for membership.
The election of delegates and alter
mates to the coming assembly, which
VIII be held in April, resulted as fol
lows: Delegates. Mrs. Isaac We'll
Mrs. Grace F. Meeks, Mrs. Catherine
r. Nagle, Miss Mary c. Oursler = Mrs.
Enoch Johnson, Mrs. Clarence Curtis,
Mrs. Albert Fisher, Mrs Natalie Fer.
nald and Miss Yeatman. The alter
mates are Mrs. Grant Chase, Mrs. Mel
son Webster. Miss Ethel Moves, Miss
NJ. L. Schmidt, Mrs. Clement Sheriff.
Mrs. Walter Hicks. Mrs. Charles Bry
ant, Mrs. NJ. l. Britain and Mrs.
quincy Gates. A paper was read bv
mrs. Enoch johnson, on The United
states treaties with the American In
dlahs. This was followed by a social
hour when refreshments were served
The .Abracadabra Club met at the
nome of Mrs. a. d. Morehouse. 1925
y street northwest, Mrs II. p. McIn-
tosh assisting as hostess. Twentv.nine
members named great American ora
lions IN answer to roll call. Capt
tEsourg address. The paper bv Mrs
oliver H. Hillman was a history of
the flag, and incidents about it's Use
MT. FRANK Fl. Smith read two humor
Gus sketches, The Modernizine of
Ma, and "Epitaphs," to the victims
OF the auto. The members were mated
Tor refreshments by awing of val.
elltihes. An interesting letter from DR.
ana Mrs. Charles c. Abbot. who are
travelling toward Asia, was read.
The DahIgren Terrace Critterdop
1rcie met Thursday with Mrs. Archie
cummings on kearney street north-
east A luncheon was served bv the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Guy Kings.
burg. The circle decided to hold a
progressive luncheon on March o.
Lunch with Mrs. X. Armstrong and
mrs: Cumming. 1916 Kearney street
northeast, salad with Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Royal Haskell, 1902 Lawrence
street northeast, and dessert with Mrs
Proctor and Mrs. Rausch, 1901 Irv.
ing street northeast. 1t was aIso
pianned to have a card partv at The
ciubroom of the Hecht Co. store
eishth floor. March s, to O'Clock
MIS-. "A. I. Proctor as chairman. assist :.
Go Dy Mrs. L. Cunningham, Mrs !,
=; dunes, Mrs. Il. Haskell and Mrs
Robert Rausch. 'A -ii o
several new members were received
ana the circle will hold its Narch
iiileetins on the eighteenth at tho
nome i1, OF Mrs. E. J. DUTIES oIIs
l"ei1th street northeast.