Evening star., 1928-05-27
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
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NAtoN anu may pe tetepnOneo 10 Mk
Minifred Alvather. 1898 L stree
the section, Miss Clyde B. Schumar
american Red Cross. Main 5400, Branc
~. Members and friends Of the asSo
cation who cannot attend the Dime
gram.
The textile section will meet Taesda
;9t S:4S pm, in the Bureau OF HON
Economics. This is the anal meeting @
the section before the annual electio
and important business will be trans
acted. An interesting program has bee
arranged, with Miss Susan Bates of tn
Cotton Textile Institute of New Yor
as the speaker Miss Bates will ais
nave an interesting exhibit.
Philo ClaSSicS.-The last meeting O
the year, held at the home of Mrs
Georse c. Peekhan, partook more of
social than literary nature, when tn
members gathered for o'clock picni
luncheon. observing the thirtieth ami
NerSary Of the club.
The business session was presided owe
by Mrs. +. Bruce Bare, president. A re.
port Of the last meeting was read Thi
was the annual meeting and was helt
al the home of Mrs, Faber Stevenson
Election OF officers resulted in following
order: Mrs r. Bruce Bare. president
Mrs. Henry j. Harris, vice president
Mrs. Leroy A. Palmer recording secre.
tary; Mrs. T. W. Newburn, correspond.
ing secretary: Mrs. Eugene H. Pitcher
treasurer: Mrs. Alfred Hopkins VII.
lans, press correspondent; Mrs. F. C
Brinley. director to D. c. Federation.
The resignation of Mrs. Sarah A
Wollhaupter as treasurer was accepted
with regret, as she had served efficient
" for many years.
The annual reports were given by the
various officers and the year books will
soon be ready for distribution. In new
business the president requested tho
reading OF the summary. Of the yearly
enrolment Of members and graciously
presented owl incense burners TO Mrs
Henry J. Harris and Mrs. c. F, Brin-
ley. respectively. for the best attend
snce. Mrs. Bare also gave blooming
potted plant 10 the retiring treasurer
Mrs. wolhaupter. The reading for the
afternoon was dispensed with to allow
more time for Mrs. Theodore w New
burn, who has just returned from a
stay Of several months in Europe, to be
. heard. Mrs. Newburn gave a happy
description OF some OF the many ex-
periences and interesting travels She
presented each member with a CODY Of
cathedral. allowing them to make
their choice. A fitting close was the
singing of Aud Lang Syne," followed
by the benediction. Mrs. L. Dunstan
was a guest.
{. 8. Grant Circle, No. /, and Abra-
ham Lincoln Circle, No. 2, will hold q
joint memorial exercise in the Rotunda
OF the Capitol this afternoon at 8
o'clock
At a joint meeting Of the members
held Tuesday evening the following
program was prepared: Assembly.
United States bugler; welcome, Mrs.
Hilda NJ. Mcclure. president Of Grant
Circle invocation. Mrs. Alice K. Multi
gan, patriotic instructor U. S. Grant
Circle: presentation Of the flag, Mrs.
Helena DOGGY. patriotic instructor Ab-
Taham Lincoln Circle; Pledge to the
the Republic" audience; "All Through
the Night" quartet of the Womens
City Club. Mrs. Gertrude Lyons d.
rector. first soprano; Mrs. c. A. Gard
ner, second soprano: Miss Sue Hess.
first alto: Miss Olive Beatty. second
alto; address. Grant and Lincoln:
'Our Land" Denton Ledford; placing
Of the flowers by the members. The
Star SpangIed Banner" Mrs. Sarah z.
Deeds past president of Lincoln Circle;
Nearer My God 10 Thee" Mrs. Ger
trude Lyons: benediction; Taps" ac-
companlsr. Mrs Emma Fl. Hempler,
musician Of Z. s. Grant Circle
The soldier. sailor and Marine are to
assist through the courtesy Of their re-
spectiye chiefs and the organ will be
furnished through the courtesy of Z.
T. Droop & Sons, as formerly.
Kit Carson wcmen's Reliea Corps
met In q. A. r. Hall Friday, 8 pm.
with &c members present.
In the ab5ence Of the secretary, Mrs.
Nora Beattle, Miss Palmer was ap-
pointed by the president Mrs. Edith
DenbToeder. 10 Ill the chair.
The corps opened with prayer and
reading Of the Scripture.
The report Of Mrs. Wingate, acting
secretary for the previous meeting,
vas read and approved. The treas
uyers report was read and fled.
No report OF the investigating COM
Snittee on applications read at the
creyio11s meeting.
Five applications for membership
were read and investigating commit
tees appointed
The chairman Of the flower COM
n1itfee for Memorial day, Mrs. Beattie,
bang absent. Mrs Minnie Watson
stated t1ai all arrangements we're per-
fecte6 for preparing the flowers for
Memorial day for Glenwood. Prospect
Hill and ST. Mary's Cemeteries In the
northeast, and that all were requested
20 assist
Hrs. Louise Watson was reported
SICK Under good Of the order Mrs
Mamie Dorsey spoke ot the passing
cut Of Comrade DAVID Beattie and re-
caeytsd the corps 70 stand few mo-
,Ti3e president. Mrs Denbroeder, spoke
Of Mr.. Beattie and how ne would be
missed fn the corps room.
7 was moved and seconded that
resolutions of sympathy be drafted and
sent 70 Mrs. Beattle and committee
kTs, Mary ol Mario, chaplain Of the
corps. spoke Of church in Cottage
City. No. greatly in need OF flag.
The corps voted a silk nsg to be pre-
sented by the patriotic instructor. Mrs.
Tile y. EDtrikin Mrs. Mary Shan
si1En. president Of the District War
cases held az the amphitheater In Ar
lifgDon Cemetery and of the large rep
reseE9tatl0n 81 members present. Com
Ta6e william Dorsey said all arrange
iney9ts for the program a. the ceme-
terseE we're completed
The corps Closed with the salute TO
the flag and America"
ZAanta C,ub.~-The weekly luncheon
" a. heic a. the Raleigh Hotel Wednes-
Gag win Miss Elizabeth Harris, the
president presiding Many guests were
IJTfsens o. the birthdays Of the follow
ila menlb-FS ~eYe ~ be celebrated at
ass sg-csel party. Mary BTomberg
From Virginia