Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26

mick, Mrs. Bethel, Miss Boggs and
others.
Political Study Club.-At the break
fast given May rs at the May
flower, of which Mrs. J. Jerome Light
foot is chairman, Mrs. Frederick
Adams Young entertained the follow
ing ladies: Mrs. Percy Quinn, Mrs.
Ford Adams, Mrs. John Dewitt, Mrs.
Shepherd Pike, Mrs. John Munce, jr.,
Mrs William A. Kirman, Mrs. Fred K.
Dale of New York, Mrs. Paula Chase,
Mrs. R. Y. Whiting, Mrs. Harry L.
Underwood. Mrs. Harry G. Hine. Mrs.
Harry E. Woolever, Mrs. Fred Harris,
Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Horatio Nelson
Dorman. Mrs. Herbert B. Nevins, Mrs.
A. L. Howard, Mrs. Lewis j. Battle.
Mrs w. F. Hessick. Mrs. Leonard
Mackall, Mrs. Ida w. Wilmington, Mrs.
Eugene E. Thompson, Mrs. S. Russell
Bowen. Mrs. M. G. Maddon Mrs. Gran
vile H. Parks. Mrs. Lewis B. Thomp-
son, Mrs. A. S. Maddox, Mrs. Edward
Pugh, Mrs. william H. Leslie of New
York. Mrs. William c. McSparren, Mrs
Frank M Ramey, wife of Representa-
tive Ramey of Illinois; Mrs. Eva M
Billiard, Mrs. H. H. T. Jackson.
Mrs. Lightfoot also announced that
the following names had recently been
added to the roster Of the club: Mrs.
Otto T. Simon, Mrs. Ida L. Chiswell,
Mrs. Charles Marvin Jones, Miss Kath-
crime Edwards, Mrs. Maud H. Hanscom,
Mrs. H. P. Baxter, Mrs. Charles E. Fer
guson. Mrs. Clara E. Mukeson, Miss
Mary B. Haas.
League.-The ways and means chair
man, Mrs. Appel, reported benefit
card party to be given June 8 at
pm. Tickets will be so cents. Mrs.
circuit gave a report of the executive
board meeting and State meeting.
The April meeting of the Home and
Schol Club of Ardmore was held at
the home of Mrs. II. w. Cord, with a
large attendance Mrs, r. L. O'Neile, ;,
Mrs. j. r.. Coomes, Miss Lena Mahl,
Mrs. A. Bright and Mrs. Wodell were
appointed delegates to the semi-annual
meeting of Mount Rainier. Alternates
appointed were Mrs. Mohun, Mrs. Mary
r. Upton and Mrs. Eva w. Busey.
After the business session, refreshments
were served.
The District of Columbia Society.
United Daughters of 1912, held /
its May meeting in the cabinet room
of the New Willard Hotel May IA. 1t
was the last meeting of the season. The
annual reports of officers were given.
Three were proposed for membership,
The following were elected: President,
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker; third vice.
president, Mrs. George w. Trowbridge; 4
assistant corresponding secretary. Mrs.
w. G.. Sears; registrar. Mrs. Francis
A. st. Clair; chaplain, Mrs. Margaret
c. Beer; historian, Mrs. Clement w.
Sheriff; auditor, Mrs. Herbert Blandy;
board members, Mrs. Samuel Polkin-
horn and Mrs. Maud Kalsey. Mrs. Fred
erick Fernald, chairman Of grave
markers committee, reported plans to
decorate the graves of 1912 soldiers
buried in Oak Hill. Congressional. Glen
wood, Rock Creek. Forest Glen and
Alexandria, Va on Memorial day. Mrs.
Sol Lansburg reported the gift Of a
handsome mirror from Mrs. Clarendon
Smith for the new national home, 1851
Rhode Island avenue.
The Legion Of Loyal Women met at
the home of Mrs. Odel, 3010 Wisconsin
avenue northwest, on May Is, the presi-
dent in the chair. Arrangements were
completed for Memorial day and all ex-
pressed a desire to attend as many Of
the services before and on that day.
as possible. The president reported
three members and herself attending
the ceremonies for the planting Of the
tree for Mrs. Coolidge. The secretary