Evening star., 1928-03-25

Phil Sheridan WOman's Relief Corps
met Tuesday night. with the president
f. Helen Temple in the chair
Mrs. Florence Hahn and her daugh-
ter, Miss Louise, we're elected to men,
berShip, and applications for admis-
sion to the order were received from
Margaret V. Jones and Brittania I,
Jellifer, on which the following COM
mittees were appointed: Elizabeth d
Shaw. Florence Allen, Mary Sullivan
Addie Hickman, Eleanor Marston and
Nan Slattcry.
The corps has done much relief work,
as indicated by the report of the chair
man. Caroline NJ Curry. In a spe-
cial case now pending each member
will assist by donations OF money
clothing or provisions
In arranging for an outing to Chcsa-
peake Beach. Addie Hickman, AS chair r
man. selected July Ia for the date OF
the excursion.
There were IL members at the last
quilting party held at Mrs. Gury's.
Department general orders No. !, Is
sued by Mary Howard Wingate, were
read by the secretary. Marian b
Parker.
There we're expressions OF sympathy
on the death OF Comrade Hill and Mrs
McAuliffe's husband.
The card party for the benefit OF the
corps will be held at the residence OF
the chaplain, Cora Manoly, who VIII
be assisted by Addie Hickman Char
lotte Cary, Isabel Bontz, Estelle Lip
pold, Nan Slattery and Comdr. Bobb
The new department password was
communicated by the president, and the
following committee was appointed on
the revision of the bylaws; Ida A
Oldroyd, Elizabeth d. Shaw. Cora
Manoly, Charlotte Cary and Marian
3. Parker.
The guests of the evening were De-
partment Comdr. Bobb. Post Condr
Mawson, Col. Oldroyd. Comrades Bon
new Parker and Shortsleeves, Past De-
| nartment President Mrs. BaSsett Mrs
| Doyle and Mrs. North.
The president OF the Daughters oil
| Union Veterans of the Civil War, Olive
| Johnson. is a member Of Phil Sheridan
| Corps.
Mary Van Ness Fauth received o
message from an absent member. Mar
garet Bradt
Mrs. Keller was welcomed after a
| long absence.
Mrs. Washburn recently returned
from a pleasant visit in California.
On Sunday. April l, at $3.50 pm the
/ corps will place a wreath at the Tomb
OF the Unknown Dead Of the Civil War
/ with appropriate exercises.
/ The Women's Home Club Of North
Beach met Tuesday evening at the
/ Thomas Circle Club. The president,
! Miss E. De Neale. presided. Reports
/ from committee chairmen were read.
! The most important was from the ways
and means chairman, Mrs. RoSella
Shaw. who reported on the dance and
card party being huge success. She
| also submitted plans for the new club
| house which is to be erected on Bay
avenue After much discussion as to
/ the location 1t was finally decided 10
retain the present site. as 1t Is most
/ desirable because OF its central loca-
/ tion. II was also decided not to limit
/ the committee In charge Of the build
/ ing fund. of which Mrs. Charles Miller
/ is chairman. TO any definite cost, as
I the members wanted clubhouse
worthy OF the club. which has done so
much to make North Beach an ideal
! Summer resort.
/ The chairman OF the cookbook COM
/ mittee, Mrs. Jessie Beard. says busy
/ days are ahead for her committee, one
/ of the projects being a luncheon and
card party to be held April Is at the
| Thomas Circle Club, the luncheon 10
/ be at l pm. and card playing follow
/ ing. The chairman of the history COM
mittee. Miss Stack. read the history Of
| the club from its inception TO the pres
/ ent time. giving an account of its forma-
/ ton and the reason therefor. Its nu-
merous activities were related and
many of the benefits which have ac-
crued TO the resort through the indi-
| vidual and collective efforts of the
members. The meeting was then
| turned over to the entertainment COM
mittee. The hosteSSeS we're Mrs. Ca
/ sassa, Mrs. Ida Brown. Mrs. V. b. Hilly.
/ Mrs j. S. Fraser and Mrs. Sugar.
Daughters Of Union Veterans of the