Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-01
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Of remodeling and construction the
building of a sunroom, for which 81 500
vas authorized to be expended. Club
addition, are quite enthusiastic over
the project. The club dining room,
which has been closed for weeks while
extensive remodeling has been effected,
will reopen the second week in Sep
TENDER. A new entrance for use Of
non-club members and much additional
floor space has been added, along with
up-to-date equipment. Members Of the
house committee are being congratu-
lated for their planning.
Reciprocal relations have been es-
tablished with the Chicago Women's
Club. Mrs. George Kicker, now resi-
dent of Chicago, writes of this clubs
attractiveness. New members accepted
ence Kelly. Mrs. Florence z. Nicely.
Others elected to membership recently
we're Mrs. Nina Osterlink, Mrs. Carroll
Mercer and DR.. L. A. De Vilbiss.
Recent visitors at the club were Miss
Blanch Seigfeld. Pasadena, Calf; Mrs.
Wyman Fish, Miss Louise and Miss
Florence G. Fish, Central Falls, r. l.;
Miss Bertha B. Howell, st. Louis, Mo-:
Miss Belle Simmons. Los Angeles,
Calf. Mrs. c. L. Arnold. Elnherst,
Wilmington. Del; Miss Helen Hardness.
Texarkana, Tex; Mrs. Jacob and Miss
Edna Heinsfurter. Chicago, Ill; Mrs.
Sarah Mason. Edgewood, r. l.; Mrs.
Carroll Knowles, Hartford, Conn; Mrs.
B. Shelton, Hazlehurst. Miss, and
Mrs. Grace NJ. Johns, Cleveland, Ohio.
These visitors and many others
throughout the Summer vacation
period take advantage of the recipro-
cal relations which have been estab-
lished between their home club and
the Women's City Club of Washington.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No.
1. Daughters of Union Veterans Of the
Civil War. held its second bi-monthly
meeting Monday; the president, Miss
Ellen S. Myers. in the chair.
Other officers present were Mrs.
Kathryn C. Rain, treasurer; Mrs. Edith
Reed Bugbee, chaplain; Miss Jennie L.
Hamilton and Mrs. Margaret Bradt,
council members; Mrs. Mary Van Ness
Fauth, patriotic instructor; Miss Anna
Hage. secretary; Mrs. Dora Peake, as
sistant guard; Mrs. Anna G. Ecker, Mrs.
Nan Slattery and Mrs. Charlotte Cary,
color bearers, and Mrs. Hermoine SUIT
ton, musician.
Mrs. Olive C. johnson acted as senior
vice president, Mrs. Esther Lippold as
junior vice president, Mrs. Mary A.
Carr and Mrs. Susie Owry, members OF
guide. Mrs. May E. Parker as guard,
Miss Emma F. Hayward as press cor
respondent and Mrs. Chaplin, color
bearer
Visitors present were Mrs. Olive Sol
lenberger. president of Marinda B. Dye
Tent II of Kokomo. Ind: Col. o. H.
Oldroyd, Comrade Kunsman and
Messrs. Lyons. Wells, Taylor, Bugbee.
Parker. Schippert and Grimstead of the
Sons of Veterans
Miss Belle ODonnell. daughter Of
for membership
Miss Ruth L. Burrie. granddaughter
of Comrade Joseph w. Meyers, and
Mrs. Mary Campbell, daughter Of Q
veteran. were elected to membership
and initiated.
Mrs. Jennie L. Hamilton installed
Mrs. Hattie Canada, guide; Miss
Pauline Comerford assistant guard,
and Miss Emma F. Hayward, press cor
respondent.
The last general orders of Miss Hazel
Kelley, national president, were read
and contain final instruction as to the
convention, to be held in Portland, Me-,
the week of September s.
Mrs. Fiedelia H. Fisher. now residing
in Stonehan1, Mass. asked for a trans
fer card.
Mrs. Rain will have charge Of the
reservations for the "daddies and daugh-
tiers" banquet to be given in Portland,
Me.
Mrs. Bassett reported the illness Of
Mrs. John McElroy and of Mrs. Doyle,
former SenfOr vice r1FeSi6ant
The tent voted to send substantial
remembrance to Miss Margery Maynard,
former member, who Is Ill in Los An
geles. Calf.
Miss Hage, chairman. reported that
the tent had Melted over $50 from their
excursion, held jointly with Lincoln
Camp, S. of v. She also said that
while in Chicago. where she went on
a sad GRAND. she visited the national
president, Miss Reilly.
Mrs. Margaret Worrel1, chairman, was
commended for the resolutions she and
the committee drew up and which are
to be presented by Mrs. Fauth, the
delegate, to the national convention.
Comrade John Young, the father OF
Mrs. Paake and uncle of Mrs. Sutton,
was made an honorary member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Parker were pre-
sented with wedding present
Among those going to Portland are
Mrs. Fauth, the delegate; Mrs. Slattery.
the alternate; Miss Myers. Miss Hage,
Mrs. Rain, Miss Hayward, Mrs. SUIT
ton. Miss Hamilton. Mrs. Temple, Miss
Guiton, Mrs. Canada, Mrs. Cary, Mrs.
Owry, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Mandy and
Mrs. Hettie Trittipoe Warner. .
The Bon Amici Social Club has
resumed activities after o Summer
recess. The first meeting was held at
the home of Mr.. Beers this past week,
at which time election Of oficers was
held. Those elected are Morris Beers,
Lou Prawde, vice chairman,
and Samuel Shuster, secretary.
An installation dinner viii take place
early in Sentennher