Evening star., 1927-05-01


was a recent visitor of the club.
The DahIgren Terrace Crittenton
Circle held its monthly meeting April
2l at the home of Mrs. Robert
Rausch, 3715 Military road. Mrs.
Rausch and Mrs, Nj. J. O'ConnelI.
the hostesses. served luncheon.
The business session, at which 12
members and guests were present,
was presided over by the president,
Mrs. A. w Cummings
In addition to the regular business
transacted, six representatives. were
chosen to help at the baby show
May 10 to IA. They are Mrs, Gun
ningham Mrs. Gaylord. Mrs. Van
Tine. Mrs. w. =. Rowzie, Mrs. Fl. w.
Weber and Mrs. T.. c, Walter.
Plans arc progressing for the Dahl
cren Terrace booth at the annual
bazaar
The next meeting Of the circle will
he held May 10 at the home of Mrs.
Henry w Weber, 1904 Rhode Island
avenue northeast.
The "As You Like II" Club Of
Germantown, Md, met with Mrs. r.
l., Hickerson April 20. The presi-
dent. Mrs. +. II. Waters, presided.
After the business session. Mrs.
Worthington Griffith read the club
history. which was followed by music.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. c. r. Johnson, May 4.
The Capitol Him History Club met
Mt the home Of Mrs. Mccoy NedneS'
dav Miss Marion Mccoy assisted In
serving luncheon.
The usual business meeting was held
TO membership.
Mrs. Hemphll read n paper on Pan
American Union and the Monroe Doc
trine. Miss Marion Mccoy had charge
OF program of South American
music. She sang 4 number of appro-
pirate songs, and Mrs. Aimee Gay
rendered several piano selections.
Twentv-three members and three
guests. Miss Mccoy, Mrs. Aimee Cay
and Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham,
we're present The next meeting Will
be held NJ the home of Mrs. Pitcher,
in the L. s. Soldiers Home grounds,
May H.
Sons and Daughters Of Union Vet
erans of the Civil War. Mrs. Ellen
| Spencer Mussev Tent, No, |, and
Lincoln Camp No. on April o, held
reception and banquet in honor OF
the commander and staff, Department
of the Potomac, G. A. r., and the de
partment president and staff, Wom-
ans Relief Corps, Department of the
Potomac, G.. A. r.
In the receiving line We're Comdr.
w. A. Bugbee of Lincoln Camp, No. 2,
as senior aide to Department Comdr.
John l.. Clem. and staff. Theodore +.
Brown. William NJ. BObb, DR.. Harry
T. Dunbar, Rev. r. +. Mcbride, John
Middleton DR.. Henry A. Johnson, z.
D. Godfrey. F. j. Young, Samuel G..
Mawson, Stephen F. Hamilton, Col.
O. II. Oldroyd and president of Mrs.
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent. Mrs.
X. c. Rain, with Miss Anna Hage as
senior aide to department president,
Mrs. Lizzie Bassett, and staff, Mrs.
Charlotte Cary, Mrs. Anna Horn,
Miss Jennie l.. Hamilton. Mrs. F..
Helen Temple, Mrs. Cora B. Davis,
Mrs. c. True. Mrs, Esther Lippold
and Mrs. Carrie Doyle.
Some 40 members Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic were present.
The very interesting program under
the direction Of Grant w. Van De
mark was as follows: Violin solos by
Victor Heflin, cornet solos by Herbert
Cooper, recitation by John Bugbee.
community singing led by George
Hyde. Accompanies, Miss Mary Cast
rock and Mrs. Mary Hodges.
Refreshments were served under di-
rection of committee, Mrs f. Thomas,
Mrs. I. A. Bontz and Mrs. Hattie
| Canada.
The Glover Club met Thursday eve
! ming at the home of Mrs Harvey
| Schnabel. 1916 Fifteenth street. The
vice president, Mrs. H. Raymond
Bresnahan, presided.
Mrs. Joseph Randall Mrs Mathew
O'Brien and Mrs. Cissel Hanson were
elected as delegates to the annual
meeting of the Federation of Women S
Clubs, to be held May and 6.
Mrs. Reed, the guest Of the evening.
who has spent several years In China.
gave an account of here experiences
while there. and also showed some
very old and beautiful creations in EN-.
broidery
The next meeting will be held May
at the home of Mrs. Vernon Lowrey
4444 Reservoir road.
Voteless ID. C. League of Women
have as luncheon guests MAY s the
! executive board of the league at the
| Women's National Democratic Club.
The International Association of
Art and Letters held it's last meeting
of the season Wednesday evening at
the Carlton Hotel, when officers for
the year We're installed. They are:
Col. Wade II. Cooper, president; NJ.
Hugh Irish. DR.. Chas. Seya, Mrs.
Henry r. Dimock. Miss Mary Meek
Atkeson, Miss Laura Thornboro,
Victor Russell, vice presidents for the
District of Columbia: Chas W.
Warden, treasurer; Miss Katherine
Hopson, assistant treasurer; Mrs NJ.
f. Adams, auditor; Mrs. NJ. H. Irish,
recording secretary; Mrs. Jane Man
derschled. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. NJ. V. Smith. assistant CORE.
spending secretary August King
Smith, parliamentarian; Howard
Green, historian. The six members
Collins, Mrs. *. j. Fenton Miss Isa-
bel Furbank, Mrs. J. d Sullivan,
Bernard Foley and Mrs. A. De Witt
Widdemer
A representative international pro-
gram followed the short business
session. The association was saddened
by the news that Mrs. Coopers sud
den and serious illness was prevent
ing Col. Cooper from attending. The
first vice president presided and in.
troduced Prof. Henry Grattan Doyle
of George Washington University,
| who gave an address on Spanish
literature, especially that from which
writer's Of other lands have largely
borrowed themes. He was followed by
Miss Bonnie May Ridley, who sang,
accompanied by Mr.. king-Smith. and
for encore one of Mr.. King Smiths
compositions. This, with John of
Dreams" and Morning were en-
Enthusiastically received. Prof. Paul
Kaufman of the American University
spoke on the responsibility the In