Evening star., 1928-11-18

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ans Clinic, but holds a unique position
in the business world as originator OF
| the first public service and educational
work ever introduced in the motion pic
| ture industry. Other officers elected
were as follows: First vice president,
Mrs. Daisy Reed; second vice president,
Miss Margaret WitherS; corresponding
| secretary, Miss Emma Bouchle: record
| ing secretary, Miss Ella Werner; treas
urer, Mrs. Ann Kinslow; directors, Mrs.
Sadie Trapp and Miss Margaret E.
| Conley. Mrs. Jennie NJ Ryan, Miss
Sallie billiard and Mrs. Mary Catherine
! Lewis served as the election commlttee.
Mrs. Caroline B. Stephen, the retiring
president, presided.
The installation banquet will be held
November 81 at the Willard Hotel.
| Mrs. Mary Catherine Lewis is chairman
of the banquet committee and Miss
Marjorie Webster will act as toast
mistress.
The CrittentOn Wheel Club was en-
tertained recently by Mrs. Lena webb
at the Florence Crittenton Home on
Conduit and New Cut roads. Fifteen
members and five guests were present.
A luncheon was served, and after the
usual reports were read and business
attended to. a talk was given by Miss
Jean Cole, superintendent of the home.
The next meeting will occur on Novem-
ber % at Mrs. M. M. Hillman's, 1914
Varnum street.
The W0man'S Club of Cottage City
met at the home Of Mrs. Wllfr1d l..
Preston on Central avenue, November
IL at pm. The most important buSl-
Nf nn9l
plans and arrangements for the club
bazaar to be held Tuesday, December 4,
from to pm, at Cottage City Fire
House on Barney street. A cafeteria
supper will be served from 5 to Z.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Hiatt on the Baltimore
boulevard, November 20 at pm.
Pc. o. SiSterhOod-The members of
Chapter B met at the home Of Mrs.
Henry j. Harris, 1857 Lamont street,
Tuesday at neon. Following luncheon,
the business meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Worthy P. Sterns.
During this session the organizer for the
Supreme Chapter of the P. E. o. Sister,
hood, Mrs. Halle A. Newell, made her
official visitation of inspection.
The literary program was dispensed
with. that this time might be given to
the guest of honor.
Mrs. Newell organized a new chapter
November ~, to be known as Chapter
H of the District. She is devoting the
rest of the week to official inspection of
the seven chapters in the city. Mrs.
Newell viii be the guest of honor at
the get-together meeting at the Hotel
Roosevelt tomorrow at pm. and also
at the monthly luncheon at noon, at
Woodward & Lothrops, Tuesday.
The hostess, Mrs. Harris, had the fol-
lowing assistants: Miss Jessie o. Eli
ing, MRS. Otis ]. Rogers and Mrs. LEROY
A. Palmer. The guests were the
supreme organizer, Mrs. Newell, and the
District of Columbia organizer, Mrs. l..
H Bentley
Mrs. Turnbull j. Spickwall was well
coined as member, having brought
her demit from the P. E. o. Chapter of
Baltimore.
The Capitol Hill History GLIB was
entertained Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Shook, Mrs. Rauno assisting
hostess. After the luncheon Mrs
Fluckey and Mrs Collins gave some
word pictures and entertaining anec-
dotes of their respective European trips.
The study period included papers by
Mrs Foltz on the Influence of Mo-
hammedanism in Africa" and italian
Somaliland and Eritrea," by Mrs.
Fisher.
The next meeting will be November
%, with Mrs. Elliot.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow, pm, with Mrs. Mary E.
Eppelsheimer, 1927 Hiatt place. Mrs.
Trahy and Mrs. Mary E. Rhodes, host
eSses.
The Writerscraft Club rnet November
IA at the Central High Scnool Commu-
nifty Center. Sales were reported as
follows: Story by Evelyn Crane, "Ro-
Friend; three articles by William jack
son, Sheep Farming" Hog Raising"
and Poultry Breeding" ID the Ency-
clopedia Britannica; Letter by Mrs.
Hanscomb to the Editor. The evenings
program consisted of two short stories,
THE Ladies' Aid Picks the New De-
cumbent," by Georgia Redway. and
Strangers Within Thy Gates" by Eve
lyn Crane Also an article, Tudor
Hall, House of Tragedy" by DR.. Wright.
The club decided to offer $40 prize
for the best short story submitted by a
member between November 15 and Feb
ruary /.
The Excelsior Literary Club met at
the home of Mrs Royal H. Brasel No.
vember 6. The meeting was called to
order by Mrs. Henry F. Sawtelle, the
president. After singing America" the
salute to the flag was given, and follow
ing prayers the meeting was open for
business. After the session fine selec-
ton Of poems was given by Mrs. Matte
Queen Ewing. Mrs. Emily Jarboe sang
accompanied by Mrs. BraSel During
the social hour refreshments were served
by the hostess. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Emily Jar
Doe, Alb Kenyon street, November 90
Others present at the meeting were Mrs
Henry G. Cook, Mrs. j. w. Bulla, Mrs.
e. v. Carr, Mrs. A. Hobbs Mrs. z. Jar
Doe and Mrs. j. Webb.
The Department of the Potomac,
WOman's Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the
Grand Army of the Republic, met at
the home of Past Department President
Mrs. Charlotte M. Cary, department
senior vice president presiding for the
president, Mrs. Mary Howard Wingate,
who is still detained in Maine by the
illness of her daughter. The secretary
was requested to send her a letter of
sympathy from the members and to
dispatch flowers to her daughter, Miss
FoSs.
The secretary and treasurer's reports
were approved and filed. National Gen
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