Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-10

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The club will have the pleasure next
week of hearing James H. Hepburn.
managing director of the Baltimore
Criminal Justice Commission.
The Washington Practical Psychology
Club gave dinner Wednesday evening
in the Chinese room of the Women
City Club at % jackson place. After
ward the members attended theater
party arranged by the social committee.
Those attending were Miss Olive Nc
Neal, Elmer f. Haas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bean, Mrs S. Rhodes, Charles
L. Van Doren, Harry 1ngley, DR.. Ada
Wahlen, Misses Isabella BontZ, Louise
Mckinney, Grace Williams, Ema
Gingston, Helen Krahling and Augusta
Machen.
Chevy Chase Circle, Florence Critten-
ton Home, will meet Tuesday at 2:30
pm, at the home of the president, Mrs.
Frank NJ Hoadley. on West Kirke
street Miss Jean S. Cole, the super
intendent of Castle View" is to be the
speaker.
The officers of this circle are: Vice
president, Mrs. George F. Mikkelson;
recording secretary. Mrs. Stephen
| Lyman Tabor; corresponding secretary,
! Mrs. Ben Temple Webster. and treas
! urer, Mrs. Joseph Travers Mcguire.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
| Tuesday, at l pm, with Mrs. Frank
Burger. 1919 Delafield place. The
paper on Women in Business" will be
given by Mrs. James E. Douglass.
District of Columbia Chapter, Daugh-
ters of Founders and Patriots of
America. held its March meeting at
the home of Mrs. Edison L. Whitney.
3411 lakewood terrace, Miss Eunice
Whitney assisting. The president Miss
Lillian A. Norton. presided. Reports of
officers and committees were given. One
new name was presented for member
ship. A report was made on the chap
ter card party given at the Raleigh
Hotel. February IL. which was a social
and financial success. After adjourn
ment of the business meeting, social
hour with refreshments was enjoyed.
The Daughters of Union Veterans of
Civil War, 1861 1865, organized in 1885,
for the first time was honored by par
ticipating in the inaugural parade.
March 4. with its banner flying and
accompanying Our fathers, the boys in
blue the Grand Army of the Republic"
the organization followed President Her.
bert Hoover and Vice President Charles
Curtis from the Capitol to the White
House.
The Southern Cross Chapter, U. d. c.
Plans for card party to be held at
the Confederate Veterans Home. 1922
Vermont avenue. was the important is
sue at the regular monthly meeting
It was held at the home of Mrs. J. j.
Tancill, 909 Massachusetts avenue
northeast. March /. at 8 pm.
Mrs. Milton Odell, who is the enter
tainment chairman. announced her
committee, which is composed of the
following members: Mrs. P. T. Carter,
Mrs. Clarence Albaugh. Mrs. Harvey
Ball and Miss Sadie Alexander.
The Home Interest Club and the
Woman's Club of Woodside were Joint
hostesses at an all-day meeting held at
Grace Church. Woodside. It was the
executive board meeting of the County
Federation
Luncheon was served by committee
from both clubs Mrs. Koch and Mrs.
Ralph Bubb were Joint chairmen as
sisted by Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. Cook, Mrs.
Schneurr Mrs Ira Whitacre, Mrs. Ed
son OIds, Mrs Otis Dorian, Mrs. Victor
GrollfSch, MRS. r. A. Lutz ana MIS-. y.
G. Pratt.
Curley Club-The executive meeting
was held February 81 in the home of
the entertainment chairman. Roland J.
Hyland. The new vice president, Will
liam McGarvey, acted in his capacity
as chairman of the meeting. The reg
ular semi-monthly meeting was held
in the Hotel Gordon February %. The
entertainment after the meeting was
provided by some of the talented girls
in the club. .s 49,
The Washington Cultus Club held its
bi-weekly meeting at the home of Mrs.
Jesse Adkins, at 1924 Sixteenth street,
Tuesday afternoon. In spite OF the
very Indictment weather there was a
large attendance, and there were three
guests: Mrs. Earnest Knaebel, Mrs.
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