Evening star., 1928-06-03

ington" and THE Plutocrat'' for sub
jects.
Mrs. Rvon. Mrs. Wier and Mrs. Wede-
man had charge Of the program which
started with an extremely interesting
sketch of the life of Booth Harrington
given by Mrs Ryon. review of the
book by Mrs. Wier and Mrs. Wedeman
followed. and at its conclusion all voted
the program one of the best Of the year.
The retiring chairman of the sec
ton turned the meeting over to the
president Of the club who then intro
duced the new chairman for next sea-
son. A rising vote of appreciation was
given the retiring chairman for her
service for the past two years and all
adjourned, looking forward with great
deal OF pleasure TO the coming years
activities.
The Woman's Club of W00dside held
its last meeting of the season at the
home of Mrs Walter CriSt, Columbia
boulevard. North Woodside. Nd
The president, Mrs Bubb, gave a re-
7ort of the annual federation meeting
at Kensington May 49, The following
committees were appointed to serve for
the ensuing year: Program, Mrs. How
ard Dozier (chairman), Mrs. Elkins and
Mrs. Clyde Williams, American home,
Mrs Ralph D. Smith; library. Mrs.
Wesley Morris; social service, Mrs E. I.
Stacy; publicity. Mrs j. @. Pratt: reso-
Iutions. Mrs. o. 3. Magruder; educa-
ton. high school, Mrs Ralph Lee;
graded school, Mrs Clarence Barrett;
membership, Mrs. Wesley Morris CHAIR
mani, Mrs. Frank Lutz and Mrs. Fawn
Munroe: entertainment. Mrs. L. M.
Christie chairman. Mrs. Otis Dorian,
Mrs. Victor Grotlisch. Mrs. Walter Crist.
Mrs. George Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Gerard
Swan and Mrs. J. G. Pratt; custodian,
Mrs. o. B. Magruder; legislation, Mrs.
w z. Bradley
The club members discussed plans for
entertainment, social. educational and
financial. Mrs. Wesley Morris wrote a
paper on Women in Education: Nine.
Montessori"
q. s. Grant Circle, No. /, Ladies of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, met
on Tuesday evening, Mrs. Hilda NJ. Nc
Clure president. in the chair.
Other officers present were: Miss
Marie " Sellers. senior vice; Miss
Ellen S. Meyers, junior vice; Miss e. r.
Hayward. treasurer; Mrs. Alice K.
Mulliean. conductor. and Mrs. Emma II.
Hempler, musician, Mrs. Alice Burke
acted as chaplain, Mrs. Lizzie G..
Smith as guard and Miss Hayward Is
secretary.
After the pledge 10 the flag was given
and Guard the Flag" was sung, the
following notices and letters were read
and acted upon: A letter from Miss
Marguerite c. Moore regretting that on
account Of an accident TO her knee, she
and her mother would not be able to
attend for while; general order from
The Department Of the Potomac request
ing the circle 70 be present on June
Z, at @. A. r. Hall. at the services ~
be held IN coEnnen1oration Of those who
have passed away during the year 1927.
Mrs Hemplers birthday being on
May 80, the members sent her blrtn-
day greetings.
Money was appropriated for the pur-
chase Of the wreath 70 be piac1a on the
statue Of u. s. Grant in the rotunda
Of the Capitol. for the wreath for the
tornFs Of the unknown Civil War dead
and the World War unknown dead al
Arlington and 10 the Wonan's Relief
Corps toward the iuncheonE al Arlin6-
ton.
Members were urged 10 be present ~
the next meeting on June IL, wf1esi
there will be three limitations.
Mrs. Sarah s. Deeds Of Abraham
Lincoln Circle was present and reported
that she had secured Congressman
Rstl1bone 10 speak for Lincoln and
/ Grant Circles at the Capitol, and Miss
Hayward reported that the Rev. Altref
/ r, Earr0wg, Of the Eastern Presbyterian
{ Church would deliver the invocation
i The meeting closed With the guard
/ ing Of the flag and the singing o.
/ America
The Ladies' Council Auxiliary 10 IN
! Masonic Universal Craftsman Counci
/ Of Engineers held It's regular neetlni
/ OF the Thimble Club Wednesday OF las
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