Evening star., 1928-04-22
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

, the Daughters of Union Veterans; Mrs
Ida Oldroyd, past national senior vice
| president OF the W. r, c., and Mrs
| Lucy Cash. senior vice president Of The
| Gold star Mothers.
Piano solos by Harry w. Shinn. Poo
and Peasant" overture, by Won Suppe
and The American Eagle" by Sousa
Mrs. Gibbs, who entertained the sol,
diers In France during the World War
sang The Last Rose of Summer" anC
The Serenade."
Mrs. Sarah A. Deeds. past presi,
dent of Lincoln Circle and also Worlc
War Mother, recited THE Star Span
gled Banner"
Mrs. Parker rendered two piano Sc
lectionS.
Mrs. Lightfoot gave talk on true
AmericaniSm and deplored the action oi
the PaciflstS in the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Miss Beatrice Deeds. past president
of Abraham Lincoln Circle, sang Sweet
Genevieve" and An April Day." &C.
companied by Mrs. Shearon.
Miss Hayward recited The April
Wife" by Margaret Salmon.
DR.. L. E. Mandy, instrumental IN
Structor of the public schools, rendered
AAN NNt&0 SRsASt Wy GNutAO. ditA
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." by
Saint-SaenS.
Mrs. Ida oldrcyd gave a toast
to the flag.
Miss j, E. McCaffrey. accompanied
by her sister, sang The Sweetest Story
Ever Told" and My Little Piccaninny.
Mrs. Cash brought the greeting of the
Gold Star Mothers in the absence of
their president. Mrs. Shannahan.
Mrs Alice King Mulligan, chairman.
assisted by Mrs, Emma Hemplcr, Mrs
Msnoly and Mrs Lippold, served re-
freshmentS suggestive Of the Easter sea-
son.
r. T.. O. Sisterheod. CHAPTER n, met
April 10 III the hcme of Mrs E. c. JEFF
freys S02e Thirteenth street.
Miss Jessie o. Elting. vice president.
presided. The resignation of Mrs. John
F. Putnam as corresponding secretary
was accepted and Miss Ethel Blake was
elected to I'LL the vacancy. Election of
delegates to the Federation of Women s
Clubs of the District resulted in the
choice of Mrs. Alfred Hopkins williams,
Mrs Nathan 8. Williams and Mrs. Otis
J. Rogers with alternates. respectively,
Mrs Arthur G. FeSSenden. Mrs. Leroy
A. Palmer and Mrs. o. E. Woodruff. A
tentative report was made by Mrs FeS-
Senden on the new yearbook program.
After the business session Miss Blake
gave the book review. Her subject was
The Pioneer.
Refreshments were served by the
fostesses. Mrs. c. l.. Worley of Los
Angeles, Calf. a former member. was
welcomed. Members present: Miss Ethel
Blake, Mrs John w. Crabtree, Miss
Jessie O. Citing Mrs, Arthur c. Fes-
senden. Mrs. Frank Fuller. Mrs Percy
w. Gibbon, Mrs. Henry j. Harris. Mrs
A w Hines. Mrs Leroy A. Palmer,
Mrs. Eugene II. Pitcher. Mrs. r. A.
Pyles. Mrs. Otis J Rogers. Miss Emma
r. Shrine. Mrs. W. w. Stockberger,
Mrs. joseph w Thompson. Mrs. Alfred
Hopkins williams. Mrs Nathan B. VIII
liams, Mrs. o. E. Woodruff, Mrs. Robert
Young.
The ID. C. Chapter of American War
Mothers gave two Easter parties in
service hospitals Mrs Katie Perkins
was chairman of the committee enter
tanning at St EliZabetll's. while Mrs
Katie Boss conducted the party at Naval
Hospital The men at both were de-
lighted with the goodies" cigarettes
and dyed eggs Through Mrs. G. w.
Hibbs' care, plants were prepared for
Easter presentation TO sick members OF
the chapter.
A notable program has been arranged
for the next meeting of the Mothers,
which takes place at the Hamilton Ho-
tel April q at pm. Representative
Roval c. johnson will speak on pending
legislation for preparedness and Tor the