Evening star., 1928-04-22
fcontinued FROM Eirhth rare.N

Aprfl 2S at the home Of Mrs. Stearns
Mrs. Hunnicutt assisting,
war.---Afrs. Ellen Spencer Mllssey Tent,
No. /, met April I6 at q. a. Il, Hall
the president. Mrs. Oliver e. johnson
presiding
Roll call by the secretary, Anna Hage
showed several ahSenteeS, whose chairs
were filled as follows: Senior vice preSi-
dent, Lizzie BaSsett; Junior vice preSi-
cent, Katie Guiton; guard, Mrs, Com
rlerSfor6; assistant guard, Minnie
Butts: council member No. 2, Mary
North.
Reports of Secretary A. Hage and
Treasurer Jennie Hamilton were APP
proved. Reports from following COM
nlittees were read; Chairman, floral,
Z. Bugbee; relief and visiting, E. Helen
Temple. Charlotte Cary; inveStigatmS'
Mary Wingate; excursion, K. G. RAIN:
Mrs Cora Manoly was appointed
chairman of card party committee, to
be given by the tent in G. A. r. Han
Nav 81 for the benefit Of the tent
Sick reported--Rev. 3, North, nus
hand of Mrs. Mary North; Mrs. j,
Reid. mother Of Chaplain E, Rushee;
James /. Parker. father of Brother
Percy Parker: Senior Vice President
Carrie DOYLE. All have been very H.
Some are improved, and to all were
sent sympathy and wishes for speedy
recovery.
w willis. ex-commander Lincoln
Camp thanked the daughters for the
birthday greetings sent 10 him,
Mrs North expressed her apprecia~
ton OF the flowers, letters and visits
msde to her and her husband during
her husbands Illness.
Mrs. f. May Sheron of Indiana was
present.
John E. Bristol is Ill at Walter Reed
Hospital. and his wife at her home.
Margery Maynard. who has been IN
the West for her health, sent Mrs. SUIT
ton an interesting letter, which was
read in the tent. This member has
been burned out, but glad to say she
suffered little injury save shock. The
tent voted to send her SIS as s gift.
A check of $40 was again given Ia q
veterans widow who is very ILL.,
II was voted to purchase four new
silk flags for the uSs Of the color
bearers.
A card party under department
Women'S Relief Corps for the eeneft
OF the O. A. r. on Memorial day. viii
be hsld at Masonic Temple. Eighth and
streets northeast, April 50, II was
announced by Department President
Mary wingste.
L, S. Grant Circle, No. /, Ladies of
the Grand Army of the Republic, cele-
hrated its thlrty-fiith anniversary Tues
Gay evening in @. A. r, Hall.
The president, Mrs. Hilda NJ Nc
Clure, welcomed Col. William NJ. Robb
commander Of the Department of the
Potomac. c. A. R., and his officers and
staff: the members of Abraham Lincoln
Circle. William Mckinley Circle and
Gen. Beck Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R.,
the Sons and Daughters of Union Vet
erans Of the Civil War. the Wonan's
Relief Corps and other friends. She
then introduced Miss Emma F. Hay
ward, acting chairman, who prepared
the following program for the enter
~iainmert of those present: "America,"
by the audience; Introduction of the
ofncers of the circle, the history of the
circle, by Miss Hayward: recitation.
''Tfae Flag Goes BY" by Mrs Mcclure.
the flag presented by Percy Parker and
the Pledge 10 the Flag" given and
Guard the Flag" sung BY the audience
Col. O, II. Oldroyd. Col j. William
Palmer and Comrade Allen were saluted
and invited 10 the platform, as were
also Mrs, j. Jerome Lightfoot. president
Of AbraleHm Lincoln Circle, Mrs. Mary
Eitz Parker. president Of Gen Beck Cir
Gle: Mrs. Olive G. johnson, president of