Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
CONDUCTED BY MAMIE LANCASTER.

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check for $3.50 to the treasurer
of the general association toward the
memorial fund for the upkeep OF its
electric clock.
Mrs, L. T. Jones, a past president
of Princeton Chapter was congratu.
lated on being recently elected vice
president of the Petworth Women's
Club
The name of Mrs. Lulu Hammond
was presented for membership and
Margaret Hammond for a Princeton
junior. The music committee, with
Mrs. Hiram f. johnson as chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Frank r. Davis, Mrs.
G.. G. Fisher, Mrs. Albert Jones. Mrs.
l.. r. Jones. Mrs. Rudolph Schneider
and Mrs. Madge s. Voskuil, will ar
range for a concert to be held at
the Administration Building in the
early Fall. Twenty-three new mem
bers have been added to the chapter,
now numbering "A. At the close of
the business session a social hour was
enjoyed, during which delightful
program was presented by the hostess,
Mrs. Johnson, as follows:
Mrs. Madge S. Vosquel of Wood
side. Md, piano solos; Mrs. Freeman
solos, accompanied by Miss Edith
Gottwals at the piano; Miss Gottwals,
a piano solo: Miss Elizabeth Harris of
Cheverly. Md, readings; Mrs. John
son. vocal solos.
The hostess, Mrs. Hiram T.. John.
son. served refreshments, assisted by
Mrs. II. w. Hawthorne. Mrs. Louis
p. Allen, Miss Helen Gleason and
Mrs. n. G.. Reynolds.
The next meeting of the chapter
will he held at the home Of Mrs. G. E.
Satler SOC Rittenhouse street. on
September 10 at pm. The business
session will he preceded by benefit
luncheon and the hostess, Mrs. Satler,
will be assisted by a committee, in
Guiding Mrs. Frank r. Davis, Mrs.
Thomas f. Tucker. Mrs. A. n. Red
field and Mrs. A. ]. Dinger.
Women's City CIub.-The clubhouse
will be the scene of an informal tea
this afternoon at 1870 O'Clock. This
tea will mark the closing of the series
Of teas which have been held every
Sunday throughout the clubs busy
season Club members are vacation.
ing. This is the migratory season
with visitors from other chimes whose
home clubs have established recipro.
cal relations. registering daily at the
clubhouse, - Jackson place, many
of whom will be welcomed at the tea
this afternoon. Miss Virginia Diedel
will preside at the tea table. Mem.
bers of the hospitality committee will
assist
The Tuesday evening free and easy
auction section continues to meet at
1880 O'Clock. instruction is not given
during the Summer months. but club
members who play bridge are in
vited to drop in"
william II. Cushing. s. L. ".
Auxiliary. No. 4. met Friday night at
the Pythian Temple with regular
routine of ritualistic work and bust.
ness transactions. The finance COM
mittee reports good financial returns
for benefit of the auxiliary. Miss May
Matthews gave generous dona ton
for relief work.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Norris, first dele
gate to the division encampment, rem
dered splendid report.
suggestion was made that the
camp and auxiliary take bus party
to Gettysburg. Past Commander Bate
man will arrange for transportation.
garden picnic will be held in the
near future at the home of Miss Stom-
nell in Maryland. a card party will he
given by Miss Helen Downing on
Monday night at the Government Ho-
tells.
The Washington Quota Club held
It's regular dinner at the University
cub, 1884 street, on Tuesday even
ing, June 81. Mrs. Sallie V. H.
Pickett, president, presiding. Con-
gratulations were extended to Mrs.
Hume, Miss Failjer and Mrs. York
dale, as well as other members, for
the success of the benefit theater
performance held Monday evening,
June 20. when the National Theater
was filled to capacity. Mr.. Beverly
Harris. son of the president, pre-.
scented the Quota Club with auto
graphed etchings of the Pan
American Building. the original of
which was accepted by the Judges
at recent exhibit for the Corcoran
Art Gallery and now hangs In the
Art Club.
Miss Mary Jane Winfree, a direc-
tor OF the Quota Club, was recently
appointed vice president of the Dis
trict of Columbia trust company sec
ton of the American Bankers Asso.
citation. This is the first time that
woman has been so honored. Tuesday
evening, June IS, will be bankers eve
ming. and special banking program
VIII be arranged, and Miss Winfree
Will be the speaker of the evening.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief
corps held its regular meeting Tues
DAY night with IS members present
i've comrades of the Grand Army and
one visitor.
The president, Mrs. Addie Hickman
referred to the excursion by the
corps TO Chesapeake Beach on June
80. Members were invited to at
tend the next post luncheon on july
10; Inc report from the chairman of
fellef, Mrs. Curry. indicated improve
ment in the conditions of Comrades
Johnson and Brown and Mrs. Kali
strom and Mrs. Cusick
The first Thursday in July was
named as quilting day.
Comrade and Mrs. Parker pre-
scented the corps with a flag for the
patriotic instructor.
Mrs. Flora Plumb will serve as
patriotic instructor for the remainder
OF the year, having been installed by
Mrs. Ida a. Oldroyd at this meeting
The secretary, Mrs. Marian B.
Parker, sent letters of coincidence to
the families of Mrs. Mulhall and
Comdr. Nolan. The charter was
draped in memory of Mrs. Bertha A.
Mulhall. who died on June s.
Mrs. E. Helen Temple spoke of the
exercises on Flag day. Mrs. Mary NJ.
North spoke of the United States Flag
| Association, in which she is interested.
The corps will have only one meet
ing in July, on the 18th.
| The Political School of the Fedora.
ton of Republican Women met at
! Olney last week. Mrs. Edward l..
! Stock opened the meeting and ex-
planned the object of the school Miss
Elizabeth Reiss, chairman of arrange
| ments. introduced the speakers, Mrs.
| Wilson Townsend, member of the
State central committee of the county.
and j. Darby Bowman, a member of