Evening star., 1927-04-24

OF the program the girls were invited
TO draw favors from a large Jack
Horner pie" that had been prepared
for them. and ice cream and home
made cakes We're served by the re-
freshment committee under the direc-
ton of Mrs. j. Frank Kelly. After re-
freshments were served Mrs. Lloyd
Schaffer gave a number of popular
selections at the piano and later ac-
companied the girls as they sang sew
eral songs with very good effect. The
celebration of the. day was voted a de-
cided success and is to fnaugurate an
annual Home coming day.
The Mira Mccoy Andrews Day
Nursery Association held its annual
meeting at the Hamilton Hotel Aprll
13, when the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
President. Mrs. Roe Fulkerson; first
vice president, Mrs. Charles l.. Henry;
second vice president, Mrs. Worthy
Stearns; recording secretary, Mrs. Z.
i. Jameson: corresponding secretary,
Mrs. J. Walter Jett; treasurer, Mrs.
David Snyder.
Annual reports were given, also
report of the card party recently held
at the Mayflower Hotel, which was
decided success.
The following members were elected
to serve on the board of directors;
Mrs. Eva Chase. Mrs. Thomas j. How
erton. Mrs. Louis j. Smith, Mrs. E. h.
Walters, Mrs. u. V. Schenck, Mrs.
Elmer Goss and Mrs. Harry Thomp-
son.
The president Mrs. Fulkerson, ap-
pointed the following chairmen of
committees: Mrs. Charles l.. Henry,
house committee; Mrs. Wymond Brad
bury, ways and means; Mrs. Worthy
Stearn, education; Mrs. David Snyder
membership; Mrs. J. Walter Jett,
press; Mrs. Jason Waterman, bylaws
and constitution.
SOrOptimist CIub.-Charles w. IIol-
man, secretary of the National Co
operative Milk Producers Federation
and American Institute of Co-opera.
ton. was the speaker at the weekly
luncheon Of the club, held Wednes-
day noon at the La Fayette Hotel. Mr..
Holman's subject was the Farmers
Dollar and Your Dollar" Eight mem
| bers of the club celebrated their birth
days this month: DIR. Elnora e. Folk
mar. Mary Gale Davis, Lille TysOr,
Emma Payne, Katherine Pierce, Katie
/ Dunn, Margaret Grace and Anne kinS-
| low. The club welcomed back Helen
Barnhdrt and Polly Pollard, who have
been ill for some time. Among the
many guests were Mrs. Conrad S.
| Syme, chairman of the seating com
mittee of the ID. \. r.; Miss Margue-
| rite Winant, Miss Edith Smith, Miss
| Louise Noll, pages for the d. A. r..
| Mrs. James w. DOGGY, DIR. Laura
| Brennon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Winant
Mrs. John McBarron. Mrs. Edward
Diggs, Mrs. Jack Maloney and Jack,
| jr., of Watertown. ". Y. Two new
| members were welcomed in the club
| Mrs. Cecilia Stach of the Ground
| Gripper Shoe Shoppe and Miss Ger
/ trude T.. Wiber of Zirkins. Club songs
were led by Peg Connely. accompanied
| by Irene Juno. Mrs. Helena Reed
| president, presided.
Phil Shridan w. II. C., No. 1e. ol
which Mrs. Addie Hickman is presi
| dent, gave it's annual banquet April
/ 10, in honor OF Phil Sheridan Post
| No. 6. The management of the ban
| quet was under the direction of Mrs
| o. II. Oldroyd and Mrs. Convis Parker
| and their assistants.
Comdr John l.. Glenn of the Depart
ment of the Potomac, G.. a. r., and his
staff. including Senior Vice Comdr
! Theodore Brown, jr.; Vice Comdr. w
| NJ. Bobb, Rev. r. f. Mcbride, DR.. II
| A. Johnson and DIR. III. T. Dunbar and
the department president, Mrs. Lizzie
Bassett, w. r. c., Department of the
Potomac, G. A. r., and her staff
among which were Senior Vice Presi
| dent Mrs. Mary Wingate and Junior
/ Vice President Mrs. Charlotte Cary
were guests. with Comdr. S. G. Nav
| son of Sheridan Post, Senior Vice
! Comdr. w. Butler. Junior Vice Comdr
| Fred Shortsleeves. Adjt. b. w. Bon
ney, Quartermaster S. F. Hamilton
| Comrades II. A. Hill and J. A. Kline
| Other guests were Col. o. III. Oldroyd
| and Comrade Convis Parker. Mrs
| Jennie Beard Of Miami. Fla During
the BANQUET. Mrs. NJ. La petta fur.