Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16

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Mann. Miss Elizabeth Eaten, ,Mrs.~Amos
r, Pagter. Miss Virginia w. Price, Miss
Rebecca Reilly, Mrs. Charles S. Scher-
! merhorn, Miss Laura SilSby. Mrs. ASha
w. Swingle, Miss Gladys S. Sinclair,
| Mrs. Sc. Js-Vann and Miss Jean Warfield.
The names of several persons were
| presented for membership. Mrs. Harry
| 3. Gauss, chairman of the chapter
T finance, committee, announced at this
| electromagnetic the annual card party OF
| the chapter would be held at the May
| tober 81; ats o'clock Mrs. Amos T.
! Pagter, chairman of the chapter en-
| tertainment committee. stated that
card party, family affair. would be
| held in her home 1905 Sixteenth street,
on Saturday afternoon, September 20.
from to o'clock. Tickets are 30 cents
each. The receipts from this party will
be used toward defraying <the expense OF
the chair for Mrs. Gauss in Constitution
| Hall.
Womens City Club-The garden party
"get-together" dinner given by the biSl-
ness and professional section in the
clubhouse garden was attended by
hundred of the clubs members. The
talks of the evening were by members
| who had returned from their vaca-
tons. That members had been widely
separated was proven when the talks
were of visits to England, France, Italy.
Switzerland and other European coun-
tries, cruises on the Mediterranean.
motor trips in all directions covering
the States, Canada and Mexico.
/ A visitor from Cuba and Mexico told
interesting things about those places.
Among those who spoke were Mrs. Mer-
rift o. Chance, president; Mrs. j. Gar
field Riley, Miss Katherine Pike. Miss
Marie Saunders, Miss Mary E. Nc
Kenney, Miss Media Ann Martin. DR..
Edith S. Coale, Judge Mary OToole
and Mrs. .Grattan kerans. Miss Helen
Brown was hostess.
The bulletin board in the club begins
to hold announcements of Fall activi-
ties. The classes in French and Span
ish, beginners and advanced will meet
the first week of october, and registra-'
ton is now open.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, director of the
Club Chorus announces registration can
now be made for this section.
Among visitors registering at the club
during the vacation period were Cjillie
G.. Howell, Havana. Cuba; Miss Minnie
Cage, Detroit. Mich; Mrs. H. S. and
Miss Janet Althouse, Reading. Pa; Miss
City; Miss Sara Hewey, Akron, Ohio;
Mrs. Claude Selby. Cleveland, Ohio;
Miss Mary Powell. st. Louis Mo-; Miss
Louise Stoney, Charleston. S. c.. Miss
Marian Robinson, Philadelphia, Pa;
Mrs. Alfred White, Detroit, Mich; Mrs.
Q. w. Furgeson, Matoon, Ill; Miss
Helen Fox Love. Lubback, Tex: Miss
Hester Norton NASH Shreveport. La:
Miss Laura Wilson, Rochester. Mimi:
Mrs. John M. Steele, Newborn, Tenn:
Miss Gertrude Weiss, Miss Margaret
kySer and Miss Marian Pfoff, Lakewood,
Ohio: Miss Lillian and Miss Marion
Oreatt, Kansas City, Mo-; Miss Clara
Wilson, Henderson. Ky; Miss Gertrude
Sturges, New York City; Mrs. S. A.
Davis. Berkeley Calf; Miss Rose
Messon, San Francisco, Calf; Mrs.
V. E. McMullen, Indianapolis, Ind;
Miss Lillian Perkins. Milwaukee, Wis:
Mrs. Taylor. Grimsby England. and
Miss Minnie E. Mexican, New York City
Lincoln Womans Relief CORPS met
Monday evening, with Marie M. Broker
presiding. The absent members chairs
were filled by Mrs. Shuttle, chaplain,
and Mrs. Dice Guard. patriotic instruc-
tor; Mrs. Bailey. color bearer No. /:
Mrs. Miller, color bearer, and Mrs.
oAAAAlCi, NOS i EIlQ 4. GENERAL OrQerS
Nos. 10 and IL were read by Mrs. Horn,
secretary, Mrs. Perkins being absent on
account of the death of her son. A
letter of sympathy from the corps was
sent to her family, also a letter to
national headquarters from corps pro-
testing against the removal of the flag
at Arlington Mansion. Mrs M. Dow
and Mrs. Bailey were welcomed after
their vacation, Mrs. M. Miller also.
Mrs. Shaw was visitor and spoke of
the School of Instruction on the 9th
of September. The president said she
hoped all members would attend. The
miles of pennies are coming in at all
meetings, also for national defense box.
American Gold Star Mothers.-The
first meeting after the. Summer holi-
days will be held on Tuesday evening,
September 10, at 8 p.m.s at the Hamil->
ton Hotel, The program for the social
hour is just full of good things, tnc1ud-
ing an address by Col j. Miller Kenyon,
musical numbers by Miss Hoch and
Mrs. Minnie Hoch Smith and a recep-
ton to new members. Friends of the
organization are invited to be present.