Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

bers present and after Mrs. Fprtier, tn,
conductor, had presented the color
and the pledge to the flag was giver
and Guard the Flag" was sung, tn,
installing officer. Mrs. Laura A. Lem.
mon, was escorted to the platform ant
installed the following officers: Mrs
Hilda NJ. Mcclure. president: Mis-,
Marie v. Sellers. vice president; Mis-
Ellen s. Meyers, ir vice president; Mis-.
Margaret c. Moore. chaplain: Mis-.
Emma F. Hayward. treasurer and pres,
correspondent: Mrs. Alice King Multi
gan. conductor; Mrs. Ida NJ TillotSon
guard; Mrs. Emma L. Dean. assistant
guard, and Mrs. Emma Hempler. must.
clan. Mrs. Laura A. Lennon. acting
secretary.
After the installation Mrs. johnson
was presented with gold recognition
pin by Miss Hayward on behalf of the
circle. Mrs. Johnson having received
her jewel from the circle a year ago.
Among the guests were Mrs. King
president of Abraham Lincoln. and Mrs
Sarah +. Deeds and Mrs. Peabody, pas,
presidents of Lincoln Circle, and tn,
president of War Mothers. all of whom
wished the officers and members a sue.
cessful year.
A short program followed, closing
with the Battle Hymn of the Re.
public" All present were invited to the
installation Monday evening.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Amer.
lean Institute of Mining and Metal.
iurgical Engineers held its annual meet.
ing Tuesday and elected the following
officers: Chairman. Mrs William H
Craigue: vice chairman, Mrs George S
Plnc. rnNnriinn five
NJ. CorSe: corresponding secretary. Mrs
John Alden Grimes: treasurer. Mrs. c
Terry du Rell: assistant treasurer, Mrs
Samuel P. Hatchett.
The Argyle Study Club will meet to.
morrow with Mrs. Stewart Carpenter
1906 Fulton street. Luncheon will be
served at / pm. The paper of the
afternoon will be given by the presi-
dent. Mrs. W. o. Tufts This is the
first of a series on Women In Re-
liglon' and will include Katherine Won
Pora Luther and Susanna Wesley.
Woman's Alliance of All Souls Church
Will meet Friday evening, o'clock, ir
Pierce Hall. Fifteenth and Harvard
streets. Following the business session
Capt. j. p Ault of the Carnegie Insti.
tuition will speak on Surveying thu
Seven Seas With the Yacht Carnegie. ;
The lecture will be illustrated with
lantern slides and motion pictures OF
the operations on board the vessel
The Laymen's League and Junier Ali
ance are the invited guests for this
evening meeting of the alliance. Mrs
Tracy M. Payfair, hostess.
Prince Georges County Federation oil
Women'S Clubs.-The executive board
Will hold a scheduled meeting at the
Y. w. c. A.. Friday. 1890 am. Chair
man OF Year Book committee IS Still
receiving advertisements and will hold
this section open until January 81, the
date on which all forms close.
The Progress Club of College PARK
will give a large card party for the
benefit OF the local fire department al
Sigma Delta Sorority House. on Col.
le2e avenue. Friday evening. February 3
Bridge and five hundred will be PLAYED
and there will be awards for ever,
table. Refreshments win be served. Mrs
Charles S. Richardson is chairman OF
the committee on arrangements.
Mrs. c. T. Greene. chairman OF music
for the club. plans to present an Amer
lean composer at each meeting, with
Victrola records featuring his best com.
positions. Victor Herbert has been Sc
lected TO lead this group. and his Gems
From Sweethearts" was the initial offer
ing at the December meeting. Mrs
Homer House, county chairman OF
music. Is member Of this club and
gives much valuable assistance.
The
Eeach met Tuesday evening at the
completed for its annual dance ant
card party to be held February 81 Al
L'Aiglon. Eighteenth street and Colum.
bia road. Hostesses were: Mrs. e. p
Hinkle. Mrs. S. Trapp, Mrs. E. S. Pai-o
Mrs. Redner and Mrs Fisher.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corn,
met Tuesday evening, with the newly
installed president. E. Helen TEMPLE
presiding. Earlier in the evening Mrs
Temple with several corps members at.
tended a banquet given In honor O,
national officers of the Grand Arm,
OF the Republic. the Woman's Relief
Corps. and Daughters OF Union Vet.
Grams Of the Civil War.
Following the reading OF the score.
tary's report. with an account OF relic!
EXTENDED. the five applications fol
membership we're referred to the chair.
men OF the committees. Margaret
braot. Anna Hage and Charlotte Cary
IL vas stated that one OF the applicant:
Is niece OF Gen. Sherman The corp.
Is pleased 10 have as chaplain this yea!
a niece OF Admiral Schley. Mrs, cors
Mandy
Favorable action was taken on ,
motion. by Mrs Cary. TO present a Fias
TO the Suitiand. Md, School. It was
announced that the corps army nurse
mrs, Lucretia Davis, was Ill at George
Washington University Hospital. Ths
cnarter was draped in memory OF 8
beloved member. Melissa Crowell Mar
sSiathry invited comrades and mem.
Oers 10 q party at her home on ths
evening Of January %, in honor of he,
fathers eighty-f1rSt birthday anniver.
sary.
social hour followed the b,lsines.
meeting in which Past Senior Vice
Commander in chief James Of Michigan
gave a patriotic talk. Mrs. Emma
Campbell. national president OF ths
Woman's Relief Corps. with her sec.
retary. Mrs. Amy Ware. brought, greet.
ings 10 the corps
MRS. Ida Glasgow Of Grand Rapids
Mich, national president Of the Daugl,.
ters OF Union Veterans Of the Civ
War. and Miss Clara Hooper OF Illinois
past national president OF the Daugh.
srs, gave messages Of interest.
the department president, hrs. Bias.
set. and the newly installed prcsiden,
oil the Daughters OF Union Veterans
were among the honored guests.
Short talks we're made by Comdr
Ma"so1. Col Oidroyd. DR.. johnson
and others
The musical program included IN.
following talent. Miss Marion Person
r. II. Matthews. Miss Lois White. Mrs
Marjorie Sopef
The friendship Circle Of the Flor
%nee Critt<nt0D Home held its month";.
meeting January 10. being entertained
by Mrs. r. w KFaiiEe at her home
1910 Irving street northeast
Az authorized AT previous meeting
ths treasurer reported having turnet
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