Evening star., 1929-06-30

l1Daughters" was held in the chapel Of
the funeral director and later services
| were held in st. Pauls Church. Miss
Meyers appointed Miss Hayward, Mrs.
Sutton and Miss Hamilton commit
| tee to draw up resolutions of SYM
pathy to send to Miss Spencer's
| family.
Mrs. Bugbee reported that Mrs.
Beatee would furnish the wreath to be
placed today on the Tomb of the Un-
known Civil War dead at Arlington.
when the Daughters held their services
, there at $3.50 this afternoon.
Mrs Rain saw Col. u. S. Grant, Sd,
and obtained permission for the tent
/ to plant the red wood tree in McPher-
SON Square on Arbor day, when Miss
Myers, assisted by Mrs. Mary H. Fortier,
Mrs. Sutton, Miss Hayward, Mrs.
Grace T. Newlan, Mrs. z. Bugbee, Mrs.
Bashford, Miss Comoford, Mrs. Bugbee.
| Mrs Alma Anson Carol, Mr.. w. A.
| Bugbee and his son John, Mr.. Taylor,
| Mr.. Parker and others, held appro-
pirate exercises at the request OF the
national president, Miss Hazel Riley.
Mrs. Charlotte Cary, the department.
president, w. r. C., said that she would
| inform the tent of the arrangements
being made for an official train from
| washington for the encampment OF the
G. A. r. to be held in Portland, Maine,
| in September. Miss Hage reported the
| tickets for the excursion to Marsnai!
Hall for the benefit of the Sons and
| Daughters to be held on July n were
| in the mall and large attendance OF
| the veterans and members Is desired.
Mrs. Cary spoke of the excursion TO be
given by the department., w. II. C., on
| July to the same place, Wnen tney
| will entertain some World war poys.
Mrs. Bontz Mrs Cary and MISS
Hage were appointed committee 10
| make arrangements for Col. Oldroyds
birthday, which will be celebrated by
dinner and dance at Snyders on July
| Al The tent has been invited 10 taKe
mart i'm the Fourth of July celebration
| at the Monument Grounds. The next
meeting will be held July /, when the
J delegate to the national convention Will
be elected.
The Arts Club programs for July
| include three distinguished guests OF
! honor as speakers Of the evening.
J chatting dish supper and stag dinner.
Mr.. Dennis Connell will be the guest
of honor Tuesday evening, July q, eno
will read from the English war play
Journeys End" by r. G. Sherln. Mr.
and Mrs William j. Peters VIII pc tnS
hosts. July IL the guests of honor VIII
| be Mai. Gen. and Mrs. George Bar
| nett. The latter will give her person
al account of "a Presentation at the
Court of st. James" Mr.. and Mrs
Fulton Lewis will be the hosts OF tns
evening. At the chatting dish supper
Holmes will be the host, and Mr.. Ben
Cain, jr., the guest of honor. TIE
| following Wednesday, at the stag din
ner, Mr. Leisenring will lead q discus
| sion on what Other Arts Clubs Are
! Doing" Thursday evening, July l8
| Mr.. Charles Earnest White, Jr., the
guest of honor, will speak on "Jungles.
His talk will be taken from personal
experiences, for a few years ago he
went with a scientific expedition from
| the University of Pittsburgh to the
South American wilds. The last club
dinner of the season will be held on
Thursday, July 25. Everybody Will take
part, and be the hosts and guests OF
| honor Mr.. Edward Muth will offer
brief playlet. The last program for
| the month will be a meeting of mem
bers interested in short-story writing.
Curley Club.-At the meeting Thurs
| day night final arrangements were
made for a lawn fete to be given
| tomorrow night at Sixth street and
/ North Carolina avenue southeast for
| the benefit of the club fund. Fortune
telling and a musical program by the
Washington Boys Independent Band
/ will feature the, entertainment.
| Officers were elected for the coming
year at the meeting as follows: pres-
| ident, Francis De Sales. Quaid; vice
president. Miss Gretchen Baden; treas
/ urer Miss Monica Gordon; recording
secretary, Miss Ethel Ammon: cores
ponding secretary, Miss Stella Mac
Garvey; warden, Joseph McGarvey,
i and advocate, Miss Mary L. McGee.
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| The Women's Democratic Club,
Prince Georges County, held q special
meeting Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. A. M. McFanden, Mount
! Rainier, Md. The following were elect
ed: Mrs. A. M. McFadden, president.
Mrs. Arthur Hepburn, vice president;
Mrs. Mary Canheld, secretary Mrs.
Daniel Campbell, treasurer; Mrs. Daisy
La CappidaIi, corresponding secretary.
4 The next regular meeting viii be held
s pm Tuesday. August 20, and there
after on the third Tuesday OF each
month at the home of the president.