Evening star., 1928-05-13
Continued from seventh Pasc.l

NSonuDueu lrCu seventh fage.D
/ vsnia avenue; Mrs. Cora Manoly
chairman.
Annual excursion and luncheon fol
/ @. A. r. veterans and their wives viii
be given July 81 at Chesapeake Beach
; Appropriation of $40 was made t.
the Woman's Relief Corps for Memo.
rial Day: also money appropriated fol
flowers for Civil War Unknown Tomt
and Unknown Tomb of World War Sol.
diers at Arlington and for the graves
Of Col Mussey and Col. Joyce.
Motion made by Mrs, *. G. RAIN
that flowers be presented to Mrs, Ellen
Spencer MuSsey on her birthday, MAY
l3: by the president, Mrs. Olive G,
johnson.
A gavel was presented to the tent b.
Mrs. Di Petit. which was made by her
son, a World War soldier.
Next meeting. May 81. will be an
cpsn meeting in the form of card
party.
The Gold Star Department Of the
American War Mothers met Monday,
pm. in the lounge of the Hamilton
Hotel. with Mrs. George Gordon Seibold
presiding. During the business meeting
communications we're read, including
the "affectionate greetings" from Bishop
James E. Freeman, a World War fa-
ther: cordial greetings from Mai. Gen.
John A. Lejeune: also from Mrs. Ma
thilda Burling. national representative
of the Gold Star Association of
America; Mrs, Katherine Fl. Adams, a
visiting Gold Star Mother, and one from
Mrs. William A. Whalen of Philadel-
rl1ia. incloSing an original poem on
Mother" for Mothers day.
fAF1Nnr-
row, 7:30 pm, in the home of the
chairman. 756 Rock Greek Church road,
when poppies will be made for Me-
mortal day, under the direction Of Mrs.
John r. Killeen.
Mrs. Lena Bigge Thornton united
with the living flag being formed by
the chairman of the department. When
1t Is complete a patriotic meeting will
be held. Those desiring to be a part
of the living flag may communicate
with the Flagstaff, Mrs. Seibold. At 8
pm. a social hour was enjoyed by the
Gold Star Mothers as hostesses to repre-
sentatives Of various patriotic organi-
EationS and friends. Mrs. Margaret E.
Warfeid. Mrs. Roberta E. Jacobs. Mrs.
Olive Carpenter and Mrs. q. w. HibbS
assisted In receiving the guests. A musi-
cal program was presented, in charge of
Mrs Henry Hunt Mckee, by the choir
of the Church of the Ascension, under
the direction of Colin Clarke White.
with Mrs. Mckee as accompanist. The
program opened with the entire choir
singing. as a professional while march
ing into the auditorium, Stand Up
for Jesus" The Star Spangled Ban
ner" was sung by the choir and audi
ence, accompanied by the Navy Band
Orchestra. The choir rendered several
sacred numbers, the solo parts being
sustained by Hazel Bachschmid, Julia
Gray. Paul King and Walter Gray. who
are the first quartet of the choir. Sc
lections we're rendered by the Navy
Band Orchestra. Prof. Morris conduct
ing.
Rev. DR. Thomas Worthington Cooke
rector of the Church of the Ascension,
delivered patriotic address on service
and sacrifice and paid a comforting
tribute TO Gold Star Mothers. whose sons
had made the supreme sacrifice. Miss
Rebecca Naomi Rhoades, national di-
rector of the soldiers and sailors de-
partment of the w. G. T. u. spoke of
her experience overseas during war time
Mrs. E. M. B. Guedry and Mrs Bruce.
whose son was killed In Nicaragua. were
honor guests and applicants for mem
bership as Gold Star Mothers. Next
Hotel. Gold Star Mothers invited.
The Park View Woman's Club held
Its last meeting of the season Monday
evening, at the home of Mrs. Clarke
1914 Farragut street. Following usual
reports Of officers. Mrs. Russell told Of
the pleasant afternoon she and COM
nnittee Of four members enjoyed in
assisting the Instructive Visiting
Nurses In June, Mrs. Walker, Mrs
Ashburn. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Hutch
inson will do this work.
Mrs. Faris reported on the District
Federation meeting and stated that ii
representatives Of Park View were pres
ent The Monday Afternoon Bridge
Club viii meet as usual on May 81.
Mrs. Folliard Of 438 Newton street
will act as hostess. assisted by Mrs.
HarTies and Mrs. Robins. Mrs. Faris
was appointed chairman Of the COM
Enittee IN charge Of the banquet to be
held June IL.
The club win give large card party
the evening of May 10, at the homes
OF Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Ruoff, 75O-752
Rock Greek Church road. ANY one de-
string TO take table may commune
cate with Mrs. Chester Hutchinson,
3l15 Warder street.
test to be held at Park View School
will be given by the Park View
Woman's Club. Mrs Erwin and Mrs.
Murray were commissioned TO purchase
the prizes. The judges for the con-
test viii be three members Of the club.
a. follows: Mrs. Still, Mrs Walker and
Mrs Clark
The annual reports given by officers
and committee chaiTnaen present trdi~
Gated q year Of achievement and
progress.
The meeting adjourned for the elec-
ton Of officers. which resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs. George Evans. president;
Mrs. l.. z. FELTON,, first vice president:
Mrs. Waiter Erwin, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. z. w. Still third vice presi-
dent: Mrs. l.. z. Murray, recording
secretary: Mrs. 7. 8. Walker, treasurer;
Mrs. r, Ash6urn. corresponding sscre-
tary: Mrs. Thomas FariE, parliament
tartan, Refreshments and q pleasant
social hour followed.
District Of Columbia Home Economics
Ass0ciati0n.--Miss Clyde 3. Schnnnafi,
chairman. viii preside at q dinner meet
ing Of the food and nutrition section
Of the Home Economics Association May
81 AZ Gas pm. In Barker Hall. \. M.
G. A. This dinner was postponed from
April 10. The menu win consist Of
foreign dishes. representing foods from
six or more countries. Reservations for
the dinner must be made not later than
May % through Miss Winifred Aivather,
Franklin 3576-J, or Miss clyde Schn-
man. Main 500. Branch 8. Members
and their friends who cannot be present
at dinner are invited 70 come at Q pm.
when program viii be- given by groups