Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-27

49,. vote of thanks in
Miss Movers appreciation of her
generous gift of
SIS for the relief fund at Christmas
time. Mrs. c. A. Virgin, department
chaplain Of North Dakota, who is a
sister OF Mrs. Yoder, was another guest.
she is very active in home work and
gave sketch of their "modus oper-
andi." Col. Oldroyd was again present
after having been away on account
on Sickness. All were overjoyed to see
him. A few words Of praise for the
color bearers, N. Slattery, M. Ecker.
L. Manly and c. Cary, who executed
me floor work, are not amiss. Mrs.
Fauth, patriotic instructor, stressed the
importance of teaching honor of the
flag. ~
The WOman's Club of Chevy Chase.
Md.-On January %, at pm, the
music section will hold its monthly
musical at the home of Mrs. George
V. Graham, 8 West Virgilia street. The
program committee, consisting of Mrs,
9. "A. Birch, Mrs. Roger c. Wells and
MRS. j. Harry Cunningham, has an
nounced> that the following artists will
appear: Mrs. j. j. Underwood Mrs.
Frank Wilmott. Mrs John Stewart Mrs.
Ralph G. Wilson. as vocalist. accom-
panied by Mrs. Dawson Olmstead. Mrs.
Charles V. INLAY will give piano selec-
tons. and Mrs. Raymond B. Dickey,
ylolinist, will be accompanied by Mrs.
G. w. Freitag. All club members are
invited Miss Matte Gibson, Mrs. Martin
M. Watson, Mrs. Horace w. Gillett, Mrs.
George Gravatt. Mrs. Ben Warren, Mrs.
George H. Kane, Mrs. Russell S. Nc
Bride, Mrs. Cato B. Hurd, Mrs. Charles
Muir, Mrs. Herndon Morsell and Mrs.
Chester Graham will assist the hostess
IN serving tea.
The music section will rehearse on
Wednesday, 10 am, at the Episcopal
Church.
On Tuesday, at 2:3o pm. the nature
section will meet at 300 Oliver street.
The French classes have been re-
organized. La Premiere Glass. which IS
just forming, will meet every Tuesday
at $50 am, and La Glass Intermediere
every Tuesday at 1890 am, at the
Chestnut Farms community room. La
Glass Avancee will meet every Monday
at 10:45 am. at the home of Mrs
Chauncey Depew Snow, 5719 Chevy
Chase Parkway.
The Zonta Club was entertained at
the Wednesday luncheon meeting with
stories told by the president, Dr. Ida
B. Earhart, and some by Miss Isabel
Craig Bacon, also a member of the
club. Miss Bacon was accompanied by
Miss Frances Gutelius, member of
the club.
Miss Fay Bently, in charge of school
attendance and work permits. was the
guest of Miss Jessie La Sale. Mrs.
Bessie G. Collier entertained Mrs. Ida
Blish, wife of the late Comdr Blish.
Miss Bacon had two guests, Mrs. Alvin
Dodd and Miss Anna Richardson Miss
Clara Boiling was the guest of Miss
Gutelius. Miss Mary v. Bromberg had
as her guests Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Echles
of New York and S. D. Love of Salt
Lake City. Miss Doris Kenyon of
Can't g. Kenyon was the guest of her
partner. Miss Sue Can't. The club
company of Miss Gudrun Carlson, Chi
cago Zontian and recently appointed
United States trade commissioner to
Oslo, Norway
The meeting next Wednesday will be
a business one and is called for 1890
instead of l pm.
The Entire Nous Club met at the
home of Mrs. Charles P Keyser on De-
catur street, with Mrs. Charles Hayden
Mrs. Eugene II. Andrew and Mrs. w. A.
Sault assisting. The club reported visit
ing the sick; also generous donations of
food and clothing to the needy. 1t was
voted to have the Spring card party at
the Hotel Washington in April
Mrs. Howard Hodgkins gave talk
on Wakefield, the home of George
Washington.
The meeting adjourned with refresh
nlentS being served. Those invited as
guests of the club were:
ARSr
Wiley Mrs. Claude r. Porter, Mrs. Mar
Mrs. w. G. WEIGH, Mrs. A. J. La Varre,
Mrs. w. c. Deane, Mrs. Charles Dasher,
Mrs. l.. B. Henry, Mrs Helen M. John
son and Miss Lola Hatfield
Burnside Corps. No. 4, w. r. c., held
a business meeting Wednesday last at
headquarters, G.. A. r. Hall.
The meeting was called by its newly
elected president. Mrs. Della l.. OBrien.
read by the secretary, Miss Jennie
Hamilton, and were approved. The
treasurer's report was also approved.
National and department general or
ders were read by the secretary. The
various committees reported many &C
tivities, especially the relief committee
many visits to the sick and distressed
being made. The president spoke of the
passing away of Mrs. Mamie Dorsey
one OF the most active members of the
Woman's Relief Corps. At the last bust
ness meeting of Burnside Mrs Dorsey
was present. The president urged al
voting members as well as delegates and
alternates to be present at the forfeit
annual convention, to be held at c.. A
r. Hall beginning January 90. The dele
gates are as follows: Miss Adelaide Fos-
ter, Mrs. Alice Burke, Mrs. Stella Bux-
ton. Mrs. Nettie Lyons. Mrs. Alice Meade
and Miss Sarah McMonigle. The alter
mates are Mrs. Adelia Forester, Mrs
Grace Carter, Miss Mollie Sebastian, Mis-!
Mary Kelly, Miss Bessie Taylor anc
Mrs. Katherine lie Blanc.
Sorrow has come into the ranks O
Burnside, three of its active member
having passed away during the week o
January l3. The deceased members ar,
Mrs. Jennie WiSner Mrs. Mollie Crandal
and Mrs. Jane Hergesheimer. TIL,
charter was draped in their memory.
AT recent open meeting held by Burn
Sidethe following officers were installed
President, Mrs. Della l.. O'Brien, re
elected: senior vice president, Mrs. Cor:
3. Davis; junior vice president. Mrs
nell, reelected; chaplain, Mrs. Grac
Carter, reelected; conductress, Mrs
Alice Meade, reelected; guard, Mrs
Nettie Lyons; musician, Miss Adelaid
Foster. patriotic instructor, Mrs Mar
NJ. North, and secretary Miss Jenni
Hamilton. The color bearers for tn
year are Mrs. Rosalie Shelton, Mrs
Adelia Forester. Miss Lucy Sillivan ant
Miss Kate Wood; assistant conductor
Mrs. Katherine lie Blanc: assistan
guard, Miss Sarah McNfonigle.
Mrs. Nora Beattie installed the ON
NArG The rresident thanked tnr for -,