Evening star., 1927-04-17


service work fiji assisting an unfortu-
nate family iTl the neighborhood.
Changes in the state constitution were
discussed and delegates appointed
Plans for Achievement day were COM
pleted the majority OF members signi-
flying their intention of attending. Re-
freshments were served hy the hostess
after which the club adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Armiger in May.
Daughters of the Union Veterans of
the Civil War. Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent, No. /, met April in G. A. II.
Hall. AIRS Kathryn Rain, president
OF the tent, presided The meeting
was opened by singing and pledge OF
allegiance to the flag. followed by
prayer, Mrs. Bugtee, chaplain Sub
stituting for absent officers Press
correspondent, Mrs, Olive O. Johnson,
fourth color bearer Miss NJ. A.
Hunaekcr: treasurer, Miss NJ DOYLE
Mrs. May Hazel, daughter Of the past
department president pf the Noman's
Relief Corps, was initiated into the
tent. A report by Mrs, Cora Davis
upon THE splendid roast beef dinner
given March 20 showed over 800 per-
sons were served, The president
praised and thanked the committee
Miss t., Helen Temple reported upon
the patriotic services held in Airing.
ton OH the first Sunday It'll "A pril
Members Of all patriotic organizations
were present Mrs Eashford pre-
scented a handsome wreath mt the
tomb of the unknown dead in honor
of her father and the heroes who re-
pose beneath that haIlowed mound
April 22, 4 pm. at q. A. II. Han, Lin
coin Camp, Sons Of Union Civil War
Veterans, and Ellen spencer Mussey
Tcnt, No. l. Daughters OF Union Civil
Veterans, win entertain Comdf John
l.. Glenn OF the Department OF the
Potomac, G., A. r., and his staff aud
Mrs. Lizzie Bassott, department presi-
dent Womans Relief Corps, Depart
ment Of the Potomac, and her staff
April 26. Invitation has been received
by the tent to attend anniversary
services on Grants birthday by Grant
Circle, Ladies G. A. r.. s pm, at
c. A. Fl. Hall April 1S Regular meet.
ing, with short services commemorate
ing Gen II. s. Grants birthday,
Florence Crittentou Home babies
will do their share toward helping
maintain the home at their annual
baby show. to be held May 10, II, Il,
13 and IA at the new store Of Robert
Bctbarich, Twelfth and i7 streets,
which has been donated for the pur-
pose.
AT the monthly meeting Of the
board of managers, held at the home
4759 Conduit road. April s, Mrs. r.
RI. HarWood, chairman Of the baby
show committee, reported her plans
for the show completed She liz az.
Sisted BY Mrs. j, F.. Gregg Gusts,
Mrs. Walter Brown and Mrs, Robert
Rausch.
Reports from other committees OF
the home were made.
Mrs. Thomas ~. Robertson. presi-
dent of the board, and Miss Jean S.
Cole, superintendent Of the home,
will leave May / for Nashville, Tenn,
to attend the forty.fourth annual con-
ference of the National Florence Crit
tenton Homes,
Ingram Crittenton Circie.--NIrs. Al
bert Il. Dieterich and Miss AIvord Of
the circle will be hostesses at their
home, 3701 Mckinley street. OH April
23. from ) To pm, for the benefit
of the Florence Crittenton Home, Miss
Lois Lille, soprano, and Miss kathe-
rine stiles, contr9lto, will each sing,
Miss Anne Beach and Miss Peggy
Dieterich will present a sketch en-
titled "A Midnight Fancy" and Mrs.
Charles r, Swindler awill read. Those
assisting at the ten table will be:
Mrs. Wendell Phillips Stafford, Mrs.
John w. Frizzell, Mrs. II, A. Barrows
and Misses Bates, Barrick, Co0mbs
and Reed.
Friendship House Nursery Aid Club
will inset at the home OF Mrs. w. w
Gilbert, 1881 Geranium street. tomor-
row at 80 r m. Mrs. Betty Weber
president Of the Writer'S Craft Club
will read an original story entitled.
Settling Sylvia" and Mrs. Charles
Haupt, jr,, chairman Of the music
committee, will present several per-
sons prominent in the musical circles
af the city. The president, Mrs. Ham
nah Ogeratreet. win appoint Il numi.
mating committee to select the officers
of the club tor the coming year. AS
sisting the hostess viii be: Mrs E. D.
Cummings, Mrs. Edwin La Fetra, Mrs
Fannie Pomeroy, Mrs. II. j Wash
burn, Miss Lucilla Smiths and Mrs.
John 0'Connell,
The xonta Club will hold a luncheon
meeting at the Raleigh Hotel Wednes-
day et / pm. Dr. Ida n. Earhart,
member, will tell Of her student days
in Germany.
An unusually full attendance last
Wednesday listened to Miss Isabel Ba.
cons account df her recent trip from
the East to the West Coast. and from
Texas 10 Minnesota. While In Cali
forfia she gave s. talks on vocational
guidance. She brought greetings from
the Chicago Zonta Club.
Mrs. John Capers and Miss Frieda
Kenyon Of the Soroptomist Club were
guests Of Miss Sue Elizabeth CAN'T.