Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-03

Fernald, president of the Washington
Colony; Mrs. Hattie Palmer, Mrs. Ed
son L. Whitney, Miss Eunice Whitney,
Mrs. Edmund, Mrs. NJ I. MacNeil,
Mrs. Grace D. Knox and Mrs A. Y.
Casanova, jr.
The committee in charge was COM
posed of Mrs. Fernald, Mrs. Palmer and
Mrs. Casanova.
League of Republican Women will
meet tomorrow at $3.50 pm. at the
Washington Club. The subject for the
forum, under direction of Mrs. Charles
Alger, chairman of the political study
committee, will be The Multilateral
Treaty, or the Kellogg BRAND Pact for
the Remuneration of War" The princi-
pal speaker will be Dr. Warren H.
Kelchner of the Harvard Bureau of
international Research. Mrs James
Oliver Murdoch will give short talk
on current legislation. At the close of
the forum, tea will be served
Announcement was made at the last
meeting that hereafter IS cents each
would be charged every person attend
ing. not a member of the league, to
cover necessary expenses.
At this meeting important announce
ments will be made about the luncheon
in March and other matters of interest
to the league.
The District Of Columbia Chapter.
American War Mothers. continued to
take the large part in the fourth
Women's Patriotic Conference that it
has in the three preceding conferences.
Mrs. Thomas Spence of Milwaukee,
Wis, national president of the War
Nfnthorc az az
the Hamilton Hotel on Monday at
which time Maj, Gen. Charles P. Sum-
neral was the principal speaker Other
addresses were given by Col F. w. Van
Duyne, recently returned from his
duties as chief Of Graves Registration
Service in France; Maj. Gen. Amos A.
Fries. chief of Chemical Warfare Serv-
ice, and Col. K. j. Hampton, retired,
former chief of the Cemeterial Division
of the Army. On Tuesday Mrs Spence
was hostess at a we'll attended tea and
reception at the Hamilton Hotel.
The chapter has been honored with
an invitation to be guests of the Ken
meth Nash Post of the American
Legion. February 10 at the Hamilton
Hotel.
Ohio Girls Club-plans are being
formulated for the annual banquet
which will be held February Is in
the oak room of the Raleigh Hotel.
Miss Gladys L. Prince and committee
have this affair in charge.
Miss Agnes Guyton promises prizes
and surprises for those who play bridge
at Thomson School the second and
fourth Thursdays of each month. All
members of the club are invited to at
tend. Interest is being shown in the
small benefit card parties given by in
dividual members. Three Of these Will
be given tomorrow evening. the host
esses being Miss Josephine Daily, Mrs.
Claudia McClaren and Miss Irene Mel
kirk.
High scores are being made by the
girls who bowl at Recreation Hall on
Mondays at 4:45 pm. Miss May Beck
scored LOG last Monday. The attendance
at the dance on January 26 was the
largest this year. The next one will
be at the Arlington Hotel, as usual,
on February g. A reception committee
will be on hand to introduce strangers
and there will be some special features.
All Ohio girls and their friends are
welcome. New members of the club are
Mrs. w. T. Spanton, Miss Agnes
McNutt, Dorothia Swan and Ruth
French.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase,
Md.-The music section held its
monthly musicale last Monday at the
home of Mrs. George v. Graham,
West Virginia street. The following pro-
gram was given: Vocal solos. 20 Dieu
Brahma' ("Pearl Fishers" BiZet)
Waltz Song" ("Romeo and Juliet, ~
Gounod), Mrs. John Stewart; Mrs
Dawson Olmstead, accompanist. Read
! ing, "A Few Bars in the Key of c.
Mrs. F. M. Kerby. Vocal solos, Loves
Epitome' ("Since First I Met Thee "
I'm the Garden" Requiem" Mary
Turner Salter), Mrs. F. H. Wilmot;
Mrs: Dawson Olmstead, accompanist
| Vocal solo, Memories of the Old