Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15
Assisting Mrs. Rassstt were

Mrs Eta Moore, conductor. and four
color bearers. Mrs. Maud Hanna. Miss
Alice Engle. Mrs. Myrtle Loebsack and
Mrs Sara Mcmillan. Mrs. Carrie il,
Doyle presented to the corps a silk
| flag 10 be used by the patriotic in.
structor.
The newly elected corps officers are
as follows: Mrs. Samuel III. Bricker.
president: Mrs. Ethel Grimes, senior
vice president; Mrs. Mary Dow. Junior
vice president Mary Il. Bowen. treas.
urcr; Anna Horn. secretary; Marion
NJ. Lewis, chaplain; Carrie VI. Doyle.
conductor: Miss Laura Northrnp,
guard; Mrs ELLA Orr patriotic in.
structor; color bears. Mrs. Catherine
Scott and Miss Ruth Scott.
The newly installed president thank.
cd Mrs. Bassett for the manner in
which tho ceremony was performed
, and presented her with a basket of
flowers as token of her apprecia.
ton.
The members OF the depa rtment
staff present are as follows: Mrs NJ.
II. Wincate. Miss Jennie Hamilton,
Mrs. Della O'Rrien. Mrs. f. Helen
Temple. Mrs. Charlotte Cary. Esther
Linpold. and Nora A. Beattie. short
speeches by the following visitors
wished the new president every sue.
cess for the ensuing year. Comdr.
William NJ. Bobb of Lincoln Post.
presented the corps with $40 and con.
graduated the president; Col. .. II.
Oldroyd. Corwin Parker of Sheridan
Post, and Samuel II. Bricker. who
presented his wife with beautiful
bouquet of roses. Other speakers If
the evening We're: Mrs. katherine
Eohn. president of the Daughters Of
nj inv, -afn -.
Ellen Spencer. Mussev Tent No. |: Mrs
Q. II. Oldroyd, Mrs. &. NJ. Curry. Miss
Palmer. Mrs. Parker. Mr.. LochSack
Mrs Minnie i. Dorsey, Mrs. Bontz and
Mrs. Fauth
The department president Mrs.
Lizzie E'ssett. presented to the re.
til1n- president. Mrs. Orr n pretty
testimonial Refreshments we're
served.
Washington Colony. New England
W omen. held its regular monthly
meeting with the president. Mrs Fred.
erlck Ferna!d, on January ). 1928.
The principal business done was the
adopting of the bylaws.
! Several plans were submitted and
discussed for doing philanthropic
work
close Of the meeting
| The next meeting will he on Febr,,.
airy >. 1925. with Mrs +. l.. Whitney
SILL Oakwood terrac,.
The Zonta Club Of Washington n
its weekly luncheon. January II lis
tened 10 an interesting talk. The
Making of a Law" by Mis-. Martha
Goid. secretary 10 Senator Moses of
! New Hampshire, Next "Wednesday
the speaker will he Edgar SNYDER
marshal for the District.
] les Precieuses RidicuIes," met At tho
home of Mrs. c. Augustus Simpson
/ January !. by unanimous vote Mrs
William Wallis was elected honorary
president. musical program Was
/ rendered by the Following: Miss Clara
/ Breed. pianist. Dore Walten. cellist.
and Mrs. Simpson, accompanies
Father Edouard chauvat gave n
snort talk on his work among the
French speaking members of ST Mat.
/ thews Church and invited the club
70 Join with them in their social and
RELIGIOUS gatherings. Mrs. Wallis
! read an article entitled lie Miracle
des theminees, LeSende de Noel. "
! inen followed the lambda" an old
I 1USAoiii vi SACfdnElng gifts bEtWec n
/ the members. held always III the first
meeting after New Year day. The
! evening closed with refreshments
served by the hostess
S.onewall Jackson Chapter. No. 80.
l. ID. e.. met Monday night at the
7 Confederate Memorial Home. the presi,
! dent, Mrs. Fl. q. Clay. In the chair.
! IL was decided to commemorate the
/ birthday of Gen. Thomas tStonewal ~
jackson on the evening of January
! II ny reception To the newly elected
/ officers and historical entertainment,
at the home. 1872 Vermont avenue.
The receiving line will form al 6
pm. Mrs. Henry G.. Clay. presiden
Mrs. Nelson =. Webster. vice presi.
dent; Miss Margaret Hutchison, sec.
ond vice president; Mrs e. l.. Davis.
| secretary; Miss Carrie Phihbons. treas
! urer: Mrs. Charles Fred. historian,
Miss Dixie MCCrary. registrar: Mrs.
Drury Ludlow, parliamentarian; Mrs.
| W. I. NishwitZ. custodian: Mrs Flor.
RE Barr. chaplain; Mrs Frank Long,
auditor; Mrs. Francis Embrev. dircc.
tress OF children. Mrs. Frank Morri.
| son, past president of the chapter,
| Will make the presentations
! Mrs. Charles II, Fred. historian. will
/ have charge of the entertainment. the
! speaker OF the evening being Rep.
! resentative William Collier from Mis-.