Evening star., 1928-06-10

The successes achieved In that State by
many new Republican womcns clubs.
Mrs. Charles Alger, chairman OF the
political study division Of the league,
gave clear, informative account OF the
most important legislation of the last
Congress. This Is n new feature In the
league activities, which will be contin-
ued A motion to continue informal
throughout the Summer was
carried, Mrs. Butler TO be In charge as
chairman. Mrs H. l.. Hodgkins, Mrs.
Howitan, Mrs. phelau, Mrs. Robinson,
Mrs. Boniface, Mrs, Alger and Mrs.
Enos Newman are members Of this
These meeting are for the
purpose of keeping In touch with cam
paign work At adjournment Mrs, But
Ter served tea She was assisted by
Mrs. Wade Ellis. Mrs. Frazier d. Head
and DR., Julia Hanson.
Regular meetings OF the league will
be resumed In October. Mrs Edward
A. Hartman accompanied the official
party leaving for Kansas City yesterday,
where she win represent her organiza-
ton.
Woman's Bar rAssociation.--The active
practitioners section will meet Tues
day, at 3 pm, at the Office of tho
-.
Berliner, 500 wilkins Building. Miss
Edna j. Sheehy will talk on Work In
volved In Patent and Trademark APP
plications," and Miss Katherine r.
Pike will talk on Customs Practice
Before the Treasury Department" This
program will celebrate the last meeting
of this section of the Womans Bar
Association for this season.
The Writerscraft Club has as its new
secretary, Margaret Bailey who was
elected unanimously at the last meet
ing. Isabel Story reported another
article sold to Science Service and Mrs.
Love a poem entitled Earth Child"
sold to Century Magazine at a very
encouraging price. The program con-
sisted of two stories, "Taupe and Null
berry" by Leila Green, and 1.-THE
Tithe," by Mrs Love; also three
articles, And Now What?" by Mrs
Wells; How the Beaver Builds His
House" by Leila Green. and Isabel
Story's prize-winning article, big
Tree Park" The next meeting, to
which visitors are cordially invited, will
be held June IA, at 8 pm. in the base
ment Of the Mount Pleasant Public
Library, and will have for it's program.
stories by Miss Crane and Mr.. jackson;
a reading by Mr.. Faulkner; an article
by Miss handkerchief and poem by
Mrs Love.
Zinta Ciub.-In the absence of the
president. Miss Elizabeth Harris. Miss
Ida B. Earhart. vice president, presided
az the weekly luncheon of the club at
The Raleigh Hotel on Wednesday. AS
sistant Secretary MacCracken, In charge
Of commercial aeronautics was the
sneaker OF the day. He told the story
Of the development of the air mail to
lSt present seif-supporting basis.
In contrast with the European devel-
opment. which is heavily subsidized, our
service is operating at a profit and an
nounces reduction of Its letter pos
tage to cents per ounce August i
Miss Mary A. Lindsey, chairman of
the scholarship fund, reported that the
country fair k2ld in Bonnie Brae had
added $500 to the fund.- making a total
of $1,000 earned this year by the club.
She announced that interested friends
had contributed sums to bring the total
to $1,000 report which was
enthusiastically received.
The next luncheon Of the club will be
1t a closed meeting, and will be served
1T the Raleigh at 1880 pm, on We'd
1esday, June l3.
The st. Paul's Mothers Club had It's
asst meeting Of the season at the home
II Mrs. Lillian Keeton, Colmar Manor.
Nd The assisting hostesses we're Mrs.
Tillie Dean, Mrs. Minnie Fransecky,
Mrs BERTHE Riley and Mrs. Cora Riley.
The meeting was called to order by
he president, Mrs. Annie Briggs. The
isual business was transacted. A COM
nittee was appointed to compile the
'ear book. 1t was decided that the
1arious benevolences OF the club should
continue during the vacation months.
Fifteen dollars was voted toward the
chapel fund for Walter Reed.
The club sisters for the past year
we're made known TO each other and
aew ones drawn for the coming year.
The husbands being invited. the usual
,aper was dispensed with and the fol-
owing program, in charge of Mrs.
Caroline carp, was rendered: Violin
iuets by Mr.. and Mrs r. C.. Briggs:
.eadings. Mary Francis Nelson; ad-
iress, Rev. W. d. King; readings,
Hiss Ruth Anderson; banjo ducts,
Nessrs. Snapp and carp; solo, Eula
Nae King.
About rs we're present. The club
F~~A A@@AAtA~ AVE- pI3RAIA1 A1kObEB.
The Gen. J. z. b. Stuart Chapter, u.
D. c., held one of the most successful
meetings Of the year on June at the
Confederate Home. The president. Miss
Cockrell, reported the last card party,
held at Comdr. Clephane's studio, was
quite financial success, and the chap
.er had sent flowers to Arlington on
Southern Memorial day. After the meet
ng refreshments were served by the
hostess, Mrs. John Maxwell
Stonewaii Jackson Chapter, No. 20,
y. ID. e., will hold Its June meeting to-
morrow, 3 pm, at Confederate Memo
rial Home. 1922 Vermont avenue. AS
his Is the last meeting until October.
he historian. Mrs. Charles Fred, has
a program at the close OF the
meeting. Mfr. Jesse G. Duke of this city
will speak on Southern Ideals" There
viii also be music and refreshments.
Confederate Veterans, Sons Of Veterans.
of the Confederacy and
friends are cordially invited 10 attend.
Good VIII Club closed It's activities
Tor the season at meeting held re-
Gently at Vacation Lodge Cherrydale,
Va. During the month Of June the
club viii be entertained by It's president,
Mrs. Charles j. Stockman, at her coun-
Try home, Cozy Cove, South River
Park, Md.
Phil Sheridan WOman's Relief Corps
net Tuesday night with Mrs. e. Helen
Temple presiding. The chairs Of abb
sent officers were filled by Mrs Hem
pier, Mrs. Plumb Mrs. Fauth. Mrs
Allen and Miss Marston. Reports on
applications for membership were given
~ the committees. the chairmen being
Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Allen, Mrs Shaw
and four applicants were elected.
namely. Mrs. Susie Rhine. Miss Marian
Rhine, Mrs. Mary league, Mrs. Mar
ofie Matthews.
The secretary, Mrs. Marian B Par
ger. read Department General Orders
No. 8. A communication was received
rom Mrs. Miller In appreciation of