Evening star., 1928-03-11

| will preside and give the third of the
series of lectures on the Hueuenots. His
subject will be The Hugucnot Refugees
| in America"
| The membership of the Huguenot So
cietieS is composed OF descendants OF
Huguenots who left France before the
Edict of Tolcration,
Ingram Circle Of the Florence Crit
tentOn Home met Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. Charles E. Holmes. River
dale Md. The hostesses were Mrs.
Charles E. Holmes and Mrs. Carrie l..
Kidd. who served luncheon to the
circle. there being 81 ladies present In
the absence OF the president. Mrs. F. A
Truan. the meeting was called 10 order
by the vice president of the circle. Mrs
John Gather. The visitors from the
home we're Miss Cole and Mrs Jones.
the former giving a talk.
The next meeting of the circle will
be held at the home OF Mrs. S. W
Frazier. e53 Fifteenth street southeast,
March %.
The Clover Ciub.-The last meeting
OF the club was held at the home of
Mrs. Godfrey l.. Munter March l. Mrs
Gertrude Bischoff reported on Cur
rent Events" and also told about the
last meeting OF the Federation OF
Women's Clubs in the District of CO.
lumbia. at which she was chairman of
the afternoon session. Mrs Mark Lans-
burgh reviewed about 10 of the most
popular books OF the month and rec
commended several OF them TO the club
members. Mrs. Lansburgh also report
ed on the doings of Congress. Mrs w
w. Wheeler attended a lecture and
luncheon given by the telephone COM
pany and told the club of the latest in
vention OF this company
The next meeting will be AT the home
OF Mrs. Matthew O'Brien. 1924 Tngomar
street. March Is. Mrs. OBrien will
have the paper Of the evening. Her
subject will be Aviation"
The Spring Bird Study Glasses held
their opening sessions on Monday In the
assembly ball OF the Thomson School
The classes for juniors started at
$50 pm, and 30 ably was the work
organized by The chairman. Mrs. Flor
ence Merriam Bailey. and the vice
chairman, Miss Emma Strider. in
charge OF Junior work, that all started
TO work as soon as they arrived There
we're l27 boys and girls present. Mem
bers OF the bird class committee present
were Misses Childs. Baird. Scott, Sutter
and Mrs Robert Reese
Those teaching were MeSsrs. Shoe
maker, Donahoe. Ulkey and Miner,
Mrs. Platt. Mrs. Miner. Mrs. Snow, Mrs.
Able, Mrs. wilkins. Mrs. Wood, Mrs.
Crandall, Mrs. Burleigh. Mrs. HAYDEN,
Mrs. Vernon. Mrs. Aldrich. Mrs. Ober-
holtzer. Mrs. Whiting Mrs. Knappen
and Misses Riley. Hayden, Hastings
Fisher and Roth.
Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Oesher helped
the committee and the young men
serving as pages were MeSsrs. Ball.
Maddox, Crandall, Williams. Smith
Rupert. johnson and Pizzini
DR.. Palmer OF. the Biological Survey
introduced DR.. Larned OF the Bureau
ri Education. who addressed few
| words To the junior classes Al 4:4S
pm. the adult classes were opened with
a short talk by DR. Larned. followed by
| lecture by DR. Palmer on the benefits
and pleasures Of bird study.
! The second session will be held to-
morrow afternoon the junior class rs
meeting from $50 10 4;30 pm, the
| adult classes following. from AS.
| Those who have Chapmanis Handbook
| or Reeds Bird Guide are asked to bring
/ them. and the Audubon Society cor
! dialiy invites the presence OF all inter-
ested.
Branch No. 2. Army Relief Society.
Mrs. w. l.. Finley. president. announces
| the annual meeting Of the branch will
| b" held March Is At II sSn. In the
parish house Of the Church of the
! Covenant. An election Of OfficerS viii