Evening star., 1927-11-13

large attendance. with Mrs. Kathryn
A. Rahn, president. presiding. Among
the guests were tomdr. ELECT Car
rigus. Col. f. II. Oldroyd Comdr. John
Bu2bee and several Sons of Union
veterans. Applications were read for
membership. and Mrs. Jennie White
and Mrs. Ida Doyle were initiated into
the order. The committee for vet
Grams night gave report for this spc-
cial night.
Sunday. November s, in Arlington
National Cemetery. the Daughters of
Union Veterans held brief service at
the tnmb ot the Unknown Union
Soldier of the Civil War. led by r,
Helen Temple. who presented wreath
in memory OF her father. Miss TEN.
pie was assisted by Mrs Bugbee. chap
lain of tho tent, and daughter of the
strumental in Introducing monthly
memorial services at the tomb. Percy
Parker carried the flag. Rev. Mr..
Bucbae pronounced the benndiction.
brief service was held in memory
Of Comdr. John Reid. His widow,
Mrs. Reid. was present.
Kathryn Rain. president. read her
annual report for the national con-
vention. Mrs. North went to Balti-
more Thursday to inspect Motlin
Sporting Tent. d. L. V. She was ap
pointed by the national inspector. by
request of the tent president. A mo-
ton was carried that December n he
given over for social meeting. with
the annual Christmas tree and dis
tribution of presents by Santa Clause
Regular service closed the meeting.
Quota Club of Washington had as
its special guest at luncheon Thursday
at the National Association of Univer-
sity Women's clubhouse Hugh NJ.
Frampton, chairman of the zoning
committee of the District. also of the
Federation of Citizens Associations OF
Washington. who took as his subject
the work Of citizens associations. the
Citizens Advisory Council and other
efforts of the residents of voteless
Washington to gain something TO take
the place of suffrage.
Thursday night. November 3. the
Quota Cluh celebrate ted its second birth
dav anniversary. Mrs. Pickett. presi-
dent of the club. and Mrs. John O..
Capers, who organized the club, pre-
siding. a birthday cake bearing two
candles was cut and the decorations
of the tables. which ated about 80.
were in black and yellow to correspond
with the Halloween season. Miss Nio-
let Pam.nel was chairman If the en-
tertainment committee and assisting
her were Mrs. NJ. X. Hume, Miss
Janet Lake. Miss Alvina Jacobs. Miss
Freda Kenyon and DR.. Frances
Brownell.
An attractive little skit was given
by Miss Eleanor Ekhardt. Miss Rhoda
Jameson Milliken.. DIR. Hammont. and
Miss Ia net Lake, in whi u members of
the club ere taken off" A clever
illustrated poem written and dedicated
10 Quota Club by Mrs. Marietta Min
nieerode Andrews was read. She was
to have been a guest of honor and
Mrs. Cha ndlee of Baltimore, also a
guest of honor. spoke. There were
special dancers and music. Mrs. Gray
gave a number of folk songs and other
vocal numbers.
The Business WOmen's Council held
it's annual get-together dinner Octo-
her 25 in the lecture room of the
Church of the Covenant. with about
It's members present. Greetings were
extended from some of the charter
members, Mrs. Josephus Daniels. the
Misses Crandall, the Misses Childs,
Mrs John Hervey Young, and Mrs
John p. Bennett. Miss Florence Hen
dershottJwas chairman of the program
committee, and presided over the first
part of the program. at the close of
which Miss Ethel Bagley spoke of the
wonderful cooperation which has ex.
listed in the 10 years she has been pres
ident. Brief reports of the activities
Of the council We're given by the vari-
Gus chairmen. and plans were unfolded