Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30

G. Johnson. Mrs. Eugene Stevens was
, appointed parlimentarian.
An invitation was extended to the
Executive Board of the Federation Of
J Republican Women of Maryland II
meet in Montgomery County as the
guest of the Montgomery County
J Federation.
} Several new applications were re
ceived, and good years work Is an
ticipated.
4 At the close of the business, Mrs
Charles Beard, Miss lola Price and
Miss Jean Edmonston assisted the
hostess in serving tea.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation
held its business meeting Tuesday eve
ming in the headquarters, the Airing
ton Hotel. Arrangements were com
pieted for the anniversary dinner to
Susan B. Anthony on February Is
at pm in the Arlington Hotel
Reservations should be secured from
Mrs. Leon Arnold 1929 Thirty-fiftf
street. telephone West 1883. In ad-
ditiop to several pioneer workers and
personal friends of Miss Anthony.
prominent men and women viii speak
Among them being the Swami Yogo-
nanda and Mrs. Henry Riggs Rath.
borne, wife of Representative Rath.
bone from Illinois. who Is related I'd
Miss Anthony, and will give some of
her original poems, including one to
the great leader. The musical pro-
gram will be under the direction of
Mrs. Warner Gibbs. Resolutions of
sympathy were sent to Mrs. William
Z. Chamberlin. first vice president, or
the death of her husband.
The director from Maryland reported
following names OF new members
Preston B. Ray, clerk of Circuit Court
montgomery County; Sumrnerfield D.
Hall, clerk of Circuit Court, Prince
Georges County: Womens Club o.
Mount Washington, Baltimore: Samuel
Kirk, Mrs. Louis X. Gutman, Henry
j. Il. Rriscoe. r. Ernest Smith treas
urer Prince Georges County: ]. G..
Blackwell, Alan Bowie, past State s
attorney, Prince Georges County. All
members who are interested i'm the
disposition of the picture of the Choir
boys will send names to Mrs. Percy
~ Bailey. 3111 Cathedral avenue. and
be present At the regular business
meeting in February.
The principal Of the Ogontz School
Tor Girls. near Philadelphia, promised
MIS-. Nanette 3. Paul, who lectured
there last Sunday. and announced the
anthony. that the latter's birthday an.
niversary should be observed in the
school with the two other Emancips
TORS washington and Lincoln, who
were born In the same month.
The Washington Readers Club will
meet IN the alliance room, All Souls
church, Tuesday, pm. Subject for
discussion, Hawaii and Its Legends :"
TA short business meeting will be held
nrst, conducted by the president.
W. 70. Bryant. The program will be
| In charge of Miss Aida Brooks with
the following members assisting.
Miss Alice Whitcomb. Mrs. Elsie S.
Gordon, Mrs. Wiley 1son, Mrs. w. f..
Bryant. Mrs. Allard Gasque, Mrs.
Grace Wormelle, Mrs. f. l.. Bugbee.
Mrs. Sarah Morrison Smith.
The Ingram Crittenton Circle met
January rs at the home of Mrs. He's
lett, 1873 Kentucky avenue southeast.
Following members were present:
Mrs. Charles Ashford, Mrs. II. A.
Barrows, Mrs. Button, Mrs. Ray
Crown. Mrs. Eich, Mrs. S. w. Fra zier.
Mrs. Gather, Mrs. Hynson, Mrs. r. r.
Heuper, Mrs r. J. Jones, Mrs. c. c.
Jacobs, Mrs. Carrie Kidd, Mrs. Emil
i ~. -.
4 G. Miller, Mrs. B. McNulty, Mrs. w.
| Oliver, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Daisy
Schroeder, Mrs. Watt, Mrs. Victor l..
Self, Mrs. Rideout and Mrs. Heslett.
| Following luncheon, Mrs. Barrows,
president, held the usual business
meeting. Mrs. Barrows reported on
the last board meeting and Mrs.
Jacobs, representative on the enter.
tainment committee. gave her report.
Ways and means for earning money
i and enlarging the activities for use
fulness of the circle We're discussed.
The circle will be entertained by
Mrs. Eich, 625 Elliot street northeast
on February %.
The Wrepepco Club held it's second
annual theater party at keith's We'd
nesday evening. Miss Margaret
Shelly was chairman of arrange.
ments and had assisting her Mrs.
Margaret Crenshaw, Mrs. Dora
Wiener, Mrs. Marie Smith, Mrs Wini.
fred @. SchWeinhaut, Miss Af1een
Boothby, Miss Sallie Murray, Miss
Ann Moffatt. Miss Abigail Gowans,
Miss Elizabeth Prescott, Miss Mable
LOTUS, Miss Louise Curtin, Miss
Grace Mackay, Miss Mildred Durant
and Miss Margaret Kramm.
The February luncheon of the club
will be held Thursday. Mrs. M. B.
Blakeney will be In charge of luncheon
arrangements and Miss Catherine
Kelley of the program.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Club
met Tuesday with Mrs. Edwin K
Roberts, 3213 Georgia avenue. After
luncheon the monthly business meet
ing was held and arrangements com
pleted for benefit card party, which
will be held tomorrow, the proceeds
from which will be used for the main
tenance of tents at Camp Good viii
next Summer. The director to Tho
D. c. Federation. Mrs s. James Den
mis-, gave a report of Mondays meet
Ing. The club members will be hos
tesses at a tea at Friendship House or
February z, to which all interested in
this work are cordially invited. The
next meeting will he February 8, with
Mrs. Harry l.. Stroh, 1888 Alaska
avenue, when Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell
will talk on her trip through Russia.
The Emma Robertson Memorial