Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20

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were Mrs. John w. Green on county
library, Mrs. George M. Hunter on the
J fair, Mrs. Archibald Small on resolu-
| tons and Mrs. Frank M. Hoadley on
press and publicity. The executive
board voted to support the policy Of the
| General Federation regarding the foun-
dalton fund. The county commissioners
man Of public welfare, Mrs. Edward
| Stacey, q member of the visiting COM
mittee of the county home.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Md, held the first meeting Of the sea-
terrain Church, the new president, Mrs.
i r. Harvey Sargent, presiding. New club
members elected were Mrs. Irvine C.
Gardner, Mrs. Clyde A. Selleck, Mrs.
Granville Y. Custer, Mrs. Albert c. VIII
liams, Mrs. Earl M. Steer, Mrs. Henry
c.. Fuller. Mrs. Ward T. Bower and
| Mrs. Bernard Cain.
A short musical program preceded
the club meeting, when Mrs Archer
LEG. Haycock led in singing club songs
Mrs. Francis M. Shore sang two solos,
Mrs. s. Jay McCathran was accom-
PIANIST. Mrs. Arthur Adelman gave a
short talk on Thomas Edison and
Lights Golden Jubilee" concluding
her remarks with the request that all
CAuU HlSHlpcIS Illuminate ILleu MONIES
| on the evening of the jubilee, october
81. The guest Of the day was Miss
Maude Alton Of the Americanization
department of the District of Columbia
public schools, who told of the work
being done for the nearly 1000 students
In the Americanization classes in the
Webster School. Mrs. Oscar B. Hunter
was chairman of the committee serving
luncheon, which preceded the meeting.
At the Panont Yroonffp10 ~ the i,,rIor
section Of the club, at the nome Of Miss
Mary Jane Allen, the following were
elected: President, Miss Kathryn Ire
Ian; vice president, Miss Madeline
Adams; recording secretary, Miss Flea
nor Coombs; corresponding secretary,
Miss Peggy Cromwell: treasurer, Miss
Martha Myers. and publicity chairman.
Miss Eileen Hays. The section will
meet again next Thursday at 1880 pm.
at the home Of Miss Aileen O'Roune,
1901 Rittenhouse street.
The literature section met st the
home Of Mrs. Henry Teller Cooke or
Friday afternoon, the leader, Mrs.
George s. Jameson, presiding. The
program was In charge of Mrs. Victor
Whitlock, who was assisted by Mrs. r.
Harvey Sargent, Mrs. w. H. Grimes,
Donald, Mrs. Wright Clark and Mrs. !
Wilfred Balcom. Mrs. Darrell Smith
was hostess at tea following the pro-
gram, assisted by Mrs. Fred o. Coe |
Mrs. Harold G. Moulton and Mrs. Ellery |
G. Stowell poured tea.
The music section, under leadership |
of Mrs. e. Hutson Russell, will begin |
Chevy Chase Community Center, under |
direction Of Herndon Morsell The
leader of the French section, Mrs. Fred
N. Oliver, announces that three French
classes are to be started, under direction
OF Nine. Winslow H. Herschel, II men,
bers will telephone Mime. Herschel. The
nature section will motor to Sherwood
Forest Tuesday for the day. and MEM
bers will telephone the leader, Mrs.
Harold g. Moulton, If they desire trans
portation.
District Of Columbia Chapter Of
American War MOthers.-The follow
ing were elected at the recent meeting at
the Hamilton Hotel: President, Mrs. N. N.
Nork: first vice president. Mrs. William
| w. Morrison; second vice president, Mrs.
Emil Walters; third vice president, Mrs
Charles B. Donch; fourth vice president,
Mrs. Aliene Anthony; recording secre-
| tary, Mrs. e. C. Wagner: corresponding
secretary, Mrs. j. j. Lightfoot treas
| urer, Mrs. M. G. O'Neill; custodian of
i records, Mrs. Walcott Simmons; his
torian. Mrs Robert Stevens; chaplain,
Mrs. Robert Burg. OF these officers
Mrs. N. N. Mock and Mrs. Walcott SIM
mons are gold star mothers. These
officers will be installed at the next
meeting to be held at the Hamilton
Hotel Friday evening. Reports Of the
national convention at Louisville will be
given. With the establishment Of ma
tional headquarters IN Washington, the
District Of Columbia chapter viii as
sumo q new and important significance
| in the organization. Any mother of a
or allied forces in the World War is
eligible to membership. A card party
for the benefit of the chapter will be
| held at the home Of Mrs. Katie Boss,
$40 Tenth street southeast, Tuesday, at
o'clock. Members and their friends
are invited.
| Lincoln WOman's Relief Corps, No. 6,
held its regular meeting Monday eve
ming in G. A. r. Hall, the president,
Mrs. Anna Horn. presiding. After the
/ call to order Mrs. Ida Oldroyd, the
department inspector, was presented.
The department president, Mrs. Char
lotte Cary, and staff were also pre-
sented. The secretary's and treasurer's
reports were read and accepted. Sew
cral reported visiting the sick. National
1
new national password was given. The
ritualiStic work being performed, Mrs.
Olyroyd was called on to report on the
| work done by the president and officers.
Mrs. Oldroyd commended the officers on
their good work. Mrs. Cary was called
on for a few remarks, and congratu-
lated the president, Mrs. Horn, on her
excellent work and the work performed
by the officers, and was much pleased
to see the corps progressing. Other
speakers we're Mrs. Della O'Brien OF
Burnside Corps and Mrs. E. Helen Tenn
pie of Phil Sheridan Corps. Both con-
graduated the president. Comrade
George Van de Mark Of Lincoln Post
was visitor. Several members from
other corps were present.
p. E. O. Sisterhood, Chapter II, held
its second meeting of the season Tues
day evening at 1888 Lamont street, with
Mrs Elizabeth Ferguson as hostess. The
president. Mrs. Carlotta Zirkle, presided.
At this meeting Mrs. Mollie Beebe Of
Fort Sill, Okla, was initiated, the cere-
in which the chapter was organized
about one year ago. Mrs. Mabelle
Stems. a guest from Chapter B. spoke
briefly concerning the Supreme Chap
ter convention.
The Abracadabra Club held its first
meeting Of the season Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Dr. and Mrs. @. M.
Brumbaugh on Biltmore street. with
Mrs. John M. Sylvester presiding. For
ty-two members were present and re-
sponded to roll call on the subject, THE
Life and Times of John Jay" The
speaker of the evening was Harold E.
Warner, on THE Education of Animals
Below Mammals" Mrs. Elizabeth Olaf
lin read a short story. entitled Three
Blue Doves" The club will meet next