Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

the president, Aloysius A. McGarvey.
presiding.
The tennis teams play on Sunday
! mornings from to IL o'clock, weather
permitting and on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday evenings, under super
| vision of Harry Candee. chairman of
athletics.
The members of the club gave n
shower at the home of the Misses Nc.
Garvey. Go Rock Creek Church road.
| June 10, in honor of two members,
Miss Mary BroderiCk and Roland Hy-
land, who were married June IL at st.
Dominic's Church.
There will be a club meeting Tues
day at the Hotel Gordon, at SIS pm.
The District of Columbia Home Eco.
nOmics Association will hold it's an
nual meeting at the Bureau of Home
Economics next Tuesday evening at
| 745. There will be a short business
session, election of three officers and
reports from several members who
will have attended the national con-
vention at Asheville. Members going
to Ashevile include: Miss Edith NJ.
Thomas, Miss Edith Allen. Miss Ro-
wena Schmidt, Miss Mary A. Davis
and Miss Ruth O'Brien.
ID. +. Newman will deliver an adj
| dress before the National Political
| Study Club this afternoon. ; O'Clock,
at the Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. G. A.
There will be n musical program. Mrs.
Mary l.. Lew and Mrs. Jacqueline A.
Quincy will be in charge.
The Study CIub.-The annual ban
quet of the Study Club of Ian
ham. Md. was held Wednesday
in the garden of Mrs. Charles
owen, who was assisted by the re-
firing officers. \ question box pre-
pared by Mrs. c. F. Cook proved
amusing. The usual business meet
| ing followed, at which the new pro-
gram was announced. This includes
a study of time, starting with the
universe and ending with the home.
The raising of the new flag pre-
scented to the schodF by Mr.. and Mrs.
White and a special musical to be
given at the church on June 80 were
reported. Each member pledged one
dollar toward the Harriet I. Brown
Loan Scholarship Fund.
y. T.. q. SisterhOOd.-A meeting OF
Chapter 3 was held June 14th in
the home of the president. Mrs.
Worthy r. Storms, 1888 Lamont
street. During the business session
Miss Jessie O. E,lting, as chairman of
| the committee on the revision of by
| laws, made a report, which was ac-
cepted. All activities were brought
to a close, as this was the last meeting
before the usual Summer vacation.
Mrs. Storms, in her closing remarks,
| spoke of how appreciative the whole
world had been of Col. Lindbergh's
| heroic achievement. Mrs. Frank
! Fuller, a charter member. who had
served the chapter in most of the
official capacities, as it's president for
| seven consecutive years and at pres
ent chaplain emeritus, was endowed
with an honorary life membership as
a tribute.
Sons and Daughters of the Repub-
| lic-As a fitting close of year OF
| patriotic work, the committee, Sons
and Daughters of the Republic. spon-
sored bv the ID. G. Daughters of the
American Revolution. took about 80
children from the Peck Memorial
Chapel and Friendship House Clubs
to Mount Vernon on Saturday, June
lis. The trip was made by boat, the
children being carried to the boat and
back by the Rotary Club bus. The
| children bought two wreaths of mag
.nolia leaves, tied with red. white and
| blue ribbon. Superintendent Dodge
of Mount Vernon met the party at
the tomb of George and Martha Wash
| inyton and extended greetings. Mary
| Cocker and Richard King laid the
| wreaths on the tomb.
Through the generosity of several
| D. A. X. chapters and a few other
friends lunch was served.
Those who accompanied the chill
dren to Mount Vernon were Mrs.
Charles c. Haig, chairman Sons and
Daughters of the Republic; Mrs. Earl
b. Fuller. vice chairman; Mrs. P. v.
Roundy. Miss Regina Hill, Mrs.
Beasley and Mrs. Englel.
A number of other committee mem
bers who were unable to go sent re-
freshments.
Friendship House Nursery Aid
Club held it's last meeting of the sea
son in the sun parlor of the new
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton Building, Seventeenth and X
streets northwest, on Monday after
noon. with Mrs. Hannah Overstreet
the president. presiding. Mrs. Over
street has sent to Friendship House
one of the largest money donations
the club has sent for some time. Miss
/
Of Friendship House. spoke on the
house and among other things men
toned the need of having an automo
| bile. provided. She stated that Mon
day afternoon was Young Mothers
day" at Friendship House, that many
Of the mothers present were former
guests of the house, and that they
turned the occasion into a sort of re-
union. Miss Burklin urged the men,
bers of the club to begin work at once
for the block party" to be given at
Friendship House in September, and
stated that by a similar party last
Fall they cleared $3.50 for the house.
at 324 Virginia avenue southeast.
Friendship House Nursey Aid Club is
the only organization in the city
working exclusively for Friendship
House The officers for next year
will be: President. Mrs. Grace Cham
berlain: first vice president, Mrs. w.
w. Gilbert; second vice president.
Mrs. Edwin a. Mess; third vice pres
ident, Miss Mabel Peabody; recording
secretary, Mrs. Carlton Ball; CORE
spending secretary. Mrs. Luther Stew
art and treasurer. Mrs. Henry II.
Myers.
The following program was present
ed: Readings. Mrs. Grace Chamber
lain; vocal solos by Mrs. G.. l.. Cham
berlain. accompanied by Mrs. Charles
Cummings, readings. Miss Betty
| Bugbee.
Daughters of Union Veterans of
the Civil War. Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey Tent, No. /. at the meeting
of June 20, Mrs. Katherine Rain,
president. presiding. Miss Helen Tenn.
pie, acting for absent junior vice
president, Miss Margaret Robbins,
had number of the veterans in at
tendance.
The following members We're in
itiated into the order: Miss Maud
l.. Shippart, Miss Gertrude NJ. Kidd
and Miss Maud Nj. Gilman.