Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

The Argyle Study Club viii meet with
Mrs. F. H. Hillman at Tilden Gardens
February IL at 1 pm. A paper or
Journalism" will be given by Mrs
Stewart Carpenter.
District Of Columbia Chapter, Daugh-
ters of Founders and Patriots Of Amer
lea, held its February meeting at the
home of Mrs. Edison L. Whitney, 3411
lakewood terrace, the hostess being Mrs
Redwood Vandegrift. The president
Miss Lillian A. Norton, presided. Re
ports of officers and committees were
given. The chairman of the commit
. tee reported that arrangements had
been completed for card party at the
Raleigh Hotel, February IL at pm In
addition to the president and vice presi-
dent, who will represent the chapter al
the meeting of the general court April
IL, Miss Ida NJ Norton was chosen
delegate, and the following alternates
were elected: Miss May Arnold Hustled
Mrs. Edison l.. Whitney. Mrs. George
M. Grimes, Mrs. Grace F. Meeks, Mrs
Redwood Vandegrift and Mrs. Fred S
Ward. After adjournment Of the business
meeting, social hour with refresh
ments was enjoyed.
The Wheel of Progress.-At the meet
ing Wednesday in the Washington Ho-
tel, Miss Sara Grogan spoke on Con
Servation of Husbands" and kept her
audience in gales of laughter. Miss
Grogan is world traveller, an authoress
and withal very witty.
| The organization has established q
roll of honor for modern heroes. The
first to be honored was Col. Charles A.
Lindbergh, upon whom was bestowed a
chapter life certificate Of membership
l Id vafa IN
be added was that of Capt George
Fried A committee elected by the
| Wheel called upon him at the Carlton
Hotel Sunday afternoon and presented
him with an engraved and framed
charter life certificate, which stated
that he had been elected ''in recognition
of noble qualities of mind and heart
and in appreciation of his patriotic de-
votion to the ideals of our country OF
which he is we'll loved and honored
citizen. whose name we enshrine among
the illustrious men of the United States
of America"
1t was decided to hold a card party
the latter part of April or the first OF
May. The president being absent be-
cause of illness, the president general
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell, pre-
sided. She spoke of the death of the
executive secretary, Mrs. Euna Clum
Atwood, who passed away just before
the holidays and a resolution OF regrets
was passed and ordered placed in the
minutes The next meeting will be held
February q.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the District
Of Columbia Fire Department held its
semi-monthly meeting in the board
room of the District Building, January
1873
The meeting was called to order at
800 pm. by the president, Helen
ISchultze.
Following the reading of the minutes
of the previous meeting by Secretary
Ella G. Newton, Chaplain Pearl Chap
man gave a report of members who
are Ill.
Mrs. Fenton was made chairman of
the social committee as 1t was decided
that every three months there will be
supper and entertainment for the
members.
There will be a childrens party
for the members of the auxiliary OF the
home of Mrs. G.. Garner, past chap
lain, February IA. Mrs. Curtice, new
member, was introduced.
There is membership drive being
started and all mothers, wives, daugh-
deceased firemen are eligible.
The auxiliary meets every second
Friday and fourth Monday in the board
room of the District Building at 8 pm.
The executive committee met at the
home of the president Mrs. Helen
Schultze, Tuesday, to complete the con-
Stitution of the auxiliary.
Mrs. N. Albers, treasurer, was asked
to take the Craftsmanship and she Sc
lected Mrs. E. G. Newton, secretary, and
Mrs. R. Vernstein, vice president, to aid
her in her work of finishing the con-
stitution.
for the new year are: Mrs. H. SchuitZe,
Mrs. r. Vernssein, Mrs g. Weitzel, Mrs.
P. Chapman, Mrs., N. Albers, Mrs. E.
Newton, Mrs. D. Burthe, Mrs. D. Meeks,
MRS. M. Baber, Mrs. G. Melchor, Mrs.
II. j. MAYHEM, Mrs. G. Towers, Mrs.
I'M. M. McLane. Mrs. e. G. Newton was
presented with gift by the committee
in appreciation for her unfailing work.
| The Business Women's Council will
meet Tuesday evening at the Church
Of the Coyenant. There viii be must
Gale in which Miss Colombo, Mexican
soprano, and T. W. l.. Scheltema, bari
tone, will participate. Mrs. Britten will
be the accompaniSt.
Mrs. Seiden P. Spencer will conduct
the Bible study. Mrs Spencer's talks
are beneficial, and any one interested
is invited to attend.
The Woman's Community Club oil
KensingtOn which has membership OF
more than 100, met Monday in the
school auditorium. Mrs. George G
Shinn presided.
The club, which has been meeting ir
the auditorium, will assemble in the
parish house of Christ Episcopal Church
on February IL, the meeting to be ir
the nature of Valentine party. Mrs
r. r. Graves and Mrs. z. j. Wake
field gave musical program Mrs. B
w. Kumler read an amendment to the
bylaws in regard to the election Of
officers. The literary section haC
charge of the program. Mrs. Kumler
chairman, introduced Mrs SeidenSpin'
ner, reader of the Anne Ttllery Rem.
shaw School of Expression, Washing.
ton, who delighted the audience with
the argument scene from Sheridan's
J School of Sandal" and encores.
The Woman's Club of Kensington---
Mrs. r. " Rusk was hostess on Friday
evening for the woman's club. william
r. Dennis of Washington, was tn,
speaker of the evening. His subject wa.
1.-THE World Court" A discussion of his
talk preceded the music program giver
by Mrs. Diller B. Croft, also of Wash.
ington.
Library Extension-Mrs. Frank w
Garden, chairman of the Library Ex-
tension, made an appeal for books fol-
the Merchant Marine Library. Books
which are left at Union Station will be
J packed In boxes and sent to vessels
which are leaving ports and to the
various lighthouses. Mrs. Merritt sug.
gested that the club members each
. bring a book or books, to the February
meeting for this library. The Bible