Evening star., 1928-03-25

Grifith, Mrs. II. D. Hardy. Miss Cor
nelia H. Hill, Mrs. w. Howard. Mrs.
Augustus Knight, Mrs. Ellis Logan,
Mrs. S. w. Morris, Mrs Mary K Nalle,
Miss Kathleen Male. Miss Margaret
Noud, Mrs. q. l.. Peckham, Mrs, E. @.
Russell, Mrs. A. r. Tracy, Mrs. Sarah
A. Wolhaupter, Mrs. James d. Yeo-
mans, Mrs. H. r. White. Mrs. Amy
Leeds and Mrs. N. D. North.
Mrs Nathaniel T. Ames. guest, re-
lated O number of experiences. while In
the Orient of plays by Chinese and
Japanese. Mrs. Heitmuller and Kath-
lten Nalle presided at the tea table.
Quota CIub.-The dinner meeting OF
the club was held at the Womens
University Club Thursday evening at
$50 O'Clock. The guest Of honor was
John Dolph, ex-president of the Rotary
Club of Washington. who spoke on the
subject of Service Clubs"
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Amer
lean Institute Of Mining and Met
allurgical Engineers held its luncheon
and meeting at the Cosmos Club Tues
day. Elmer L. Trey, chief of the In
telligence Unit Of the Internal Reve-
nue., gave talk about the activities Of
that unit. DR.. Royd r. Sayers, chief
such a vivid picture OF the distress in
one of the Oklahoma mining districts,
due to the prevalence Of tuberculosis,
that the auxiliary responded to the
plans of the welfare committee for
raising money to help relieve this sit
uation. To this end the committee,
Mrs S. P. Hatchett. Mrs. ROyd r.
Sayers and Mrs Daniel Harrington, an
nounced that a benefit reception and
| dance, also moving pictures, will be
held Saturday night. March 81, in the
Interior Building to which the public Is
cordially invited Music will be pro-
vided for dancing The newly elected
national officers, DR.. George Otis
Smith, president Of the American In
stitute of Mining Engineers, and Mrs
Herbert Hoover. president Of the auxil-
iary will head the receiving line.
Mrs James F.. Callbreath chairman
OF the educational fund made report
OF bridge party which had been held
at her home March and which netted
over $98. For this splendid committee.
composed Of Mrs. Calibreath. Mrs. C. c.
Griggs and Mr.. w c. Gordon, the
auxiliary expressed hearty apprccia-
ton
Mrs. George Lyon. chairman OF the
Girl Scout committee, reported that her
committee was progressing nicely and
that 1t was assisting in the Lone Girl
Scout work in western Pennsylvania
CAMPS Last month this committee
held a successful tea in the Girl Scouts
Little Tea House
The chairman spoke OF the honor
that had been paid the District of Co
lumbia section when Mrs Hoover, one
of its members, had been elected ma
tional president.
The BurIeith Garden Club held It's
March meeting at the home of Mrs. c.
V. Mace. A talk on Spring in Wash
ington" was given by Mrs Alburtis of
the Wilson Normal School The new
officers of the club are: President. Mrs.
Louis Clarke Lucas: first vice president.
Mrs. George Middleton; second vice
president, Mrs. Harry Lee Parkinson.
and secretary and treasurer. Mrs. c. V.
Mace The executive board consists OF
the above officers and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Smith. Mrs. Gertrude Warren
Moser. Mrs. Rands, Mrs. Hankins and
Mrs, Shipley.
The Reba Barrett Crittenton Circle of
Takoma Park met March IS at the
home Of the newly elected president,
Mrs David Griffiths.
Routine business was transacted. fol-
lowed by sewing on garments for the
babies
Much interest was taken in the work
that was outlined for the coming year,
Stonewall Jackson Chapter. No. 20,
L. ID. C.. held its March meeting Mon
day evening at Confederate Memorlal