Evening star., 1928-05-20
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
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Tickets may be obtained at any of The
churches named.
The French section, Mrs, William y
Brady, leader. met Thursday in the gar'
Gen of Mrs. J. H. Dellinger, on Dsla'
field street. for their last event of the
season. although the classes will con-
tinue through Nav.
All members of the club arc invited tC
q garden tea to be given on WedneS'
CAV, from to 6 O'Clock. at the home
Of the assistant leader of the social Sec
ton. Mrs, Jcssuh T. MacUire, IL Hes
keith street, in honor Of the retiring
president. Mrs Alexander Ashley, ano
THE officers Of the club.
At tho May meeting of the snyder
Farmer Unit, No 8, American Legion
Auxiliary. at Legion headquarters on
Navvland avenue. the post members
were guests Of the unit Miss Betty &,
Ur.ieht of Tappahaunock, Va, secretary
cf the National Association OF CluoS Tor
the Hard Of Hearing, spoke OF visits 10
the hattleields OF France soon after
the signing Of the armistce and also OF
her work teaching ex-Service men VINO
lost their hearing through their war
service. MISS w A&Ak NsNN +NAANNNN. -
Mrs Norman Mock, Gold Star Mother.
member Of the District Of Columbia
Cl,anter Of American War Mothers. VINO
made the pilgrimage to France with the
American Legion last Summer and in
the interest of other mothers whose
sons are buried in French, English ana
Belgian cemeteries visited these cenle-
terieS. placing flowers and bringing BACK
pictures Of the beautif5ed resting places
Of many who made the supreme Sacrl-
fee and were left by their kin 10 hallow
THE ground on which they died During
the Summer months the unit will dis
continue the social meetings, May %.
at $50 nm. the last benefit card party
OF the season viii be held at post head
quarters All who are interested in
helping with the work among destitute
ex-service men and their dependents are
invited 70 attend the party and help
with the work during the Summer. The
auxiliary will assist the post in the
Memorial day exercises at the Gross at
the intersection Of the Annapolis and
Baltimore bOulevardS,
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
met Tuesday evening. with Mrs. E.
Helen Temple presiding. The chairs of
absent ofTacers were filed by Mrs. Fail
Inc and Mrs. Bontz. Applications for
membership were received from Mrs.
Marjorie Matthews Mrs Marian Rhine.
Mrs. Susie Rhine and Mrs. Mary league.
The president appointed committees to
act on these applications, the chairmen
being Mrs. Addie Hickman. Mrs. Allen
ano Mrs. Shaw. One applicant, Mrs.
Nellie A. Deane. was elected 70 member
ship The corps will take an active
part in the card party TO be given by
the Daughters of Union Veterans OF the
Civil War. of which Mrs. Cora Mandy
is chairman. The secretary. Mrs, Ma
rian 3. Parker, read national General
Orders, Nos. s and9. the latter contain
ton to be held in Denver Mrs. Oldroyd.
as chairman CT me executive ommitVee
Of the corps. spoke about the recent
open meeting. Mrs, Cary described the
outing To Winchester, Va. during the
apple blossom festival. when eight men,
bers Of the corps were present Ms.
Cary also spoke on the presentation Of
the flag to the SUitiand. Md. School
Mrs Isabel Bontz donated an embroid
cred apron for the benefit of child
in which the corps is interested. Mrs.
Caroline NJ. Curry reported on her visits
70 the sick at Walter Reed Hospital
where Comrade Brown is improving.
Mrs Margaret Bradt and others spoke
Josephine Eelton, who are improving
When Mrs. Alverda Eddy. former
president, was announced. there was
loud applause. Mrs. EDDY is visiting her
mother. Mrs Redman, who is also a
member Of the corps.
Tns members we're sorry TO learn that
Mrs Lippolds young son John Is at
Georgetown Hospital ON account Of q
broken leg.
Conadr Mawson and Comrade Bonney
were present.
The corps viii assist the department
president, Mrs Mary Howard Wingate
in making sandwiches for the luncheon
70 be held in Arlington National Gene
terry on Memorial day.
Women's Alliance Of All Souls
Church, Unitarian. viii meet Friday, at
Il am. IN Pierce Hall, Fifteenth and
Harvard streets. Following the usual
business session. Mrs. Marietta johnson.
founder OF the Fairhope School Of New
Education. IN Alabama. viii speak at
noon On Religious Education Of Chii-
6ren.~ Mrs. johnson is known inter-
nationally as an educator and cordial
invitation Is extended TO all who afe
interested In this most important sub
tecf
A nurse viii be in Longfellow room
70 care for children Of pre-school age.
Luncheon will be served in the dining
room IN Pierce Hall. Mrs. Gershom
Bradford, hostess.
Burnside Corps. No. 4, W0man's Relief
Corps. net May with its president. Mrs.
Della OBrien. presiding. Al ofnceTk
were present excepting the junior vice
president. Mrs. Cora Davis. who Is
absent from the city on account of the
illness Of heY mother Mrs. Neftie Lyons
acted as junior vice president for the
evening
The seerstarys report. read by Miss
Jennie Hamilton, vas approved. Like
wise the report Of the treasurer read by
Mrs. Rose Penncu. National and de-
partn1ent general orders we're also read
by the secretary.
Bfrf Emma DEAN, assistant conductor,
requested a transfer card TO ST. Louis.
where she intends 10 make her home
fy the future Mrs DEAN has been
lovai ard faithful member Of the or
RsnlZ2tion for many years and the
president expressed much regret al her
leaving
Burnside was much distressed over
the death Of Miss Adelaide Fosters
cunt wf9o had made her home with
1disa Foster for many years. as well
SIS the serious illness Of the husband
Of Brs MARY North. and also the illness
81 the mother ef Mrs. Cora Davis.
Burnside wishes 10 extend sympathy 10
ell these members.
The corps vas urged by its president
70 cooperate IN observing Memorial
DAY IN q BETTING way 10 honor the
dead cf the o.. A.. r.