Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

and vocal solos were given by Miss Sadie
| Danhardt and Mrs. Emily Jarboe. Miss
Jennie Lee Mccoy played two piano
solos. Several tenor banjo selections
were played by Bob Boris, accompanied
| by Prof. Walter r. Holt.
| The annual benefit of D. c. F. w. c.,
Girl Trouble by National Theater
;; Players, was brought to the attention
! Of the club.
! At the conclusion of the program re-
! freshments were served by the hostess.
! The next meeting will be held March
| 10 at the home of Mrs. Viola Deaton,
| 432l Second street, and the paper OF the
afternoon will be by Mrs. Emily Jarboe,
on Longfellow.
The Asha FaisOn Caldwell Williams
Chapter, U. ID. c., held its first meeting
recently at the home of Mrs. Adolphus
w. Wells, 1896 Monroe street.
This chapter was organized by Mrs,
Charles Fisher Taylor at the National
Womans Party headquarters. 81 First
street northeast, which was the Capitol
after the War of 1912 and was also
used as a prison during the war be-
tween the States.
On January 90, in recognition OF NAL
Charles Manly Steadman's eighty
eighth birthday, both Maj. Steadman'
the only Confederate soldier In the
United States Congress, and Senator
Francis Warren, the only Union soldier
in the United States Congress, were
present at the organizing meeting ana
we're made honorary associate mem
bers. The name selected for this chap
ter WIS in recognition OF the service
rendered by this Christian woman as
nurse during the conflict of the COS.
| Officers are as follows: President,
Mrs. Charles Fisher Taylor; first vice
president Mrs. John D. Milligan; sec
ond vice president, Mrs. Thomas P.
Johnson; third vice president, Mrs.
Livingston Vann. jr.; recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Fred Volland: registrar Mrs.
Adolphus w. Wells: corresponding Sec
rotary Mrs. Harold H. Clark; treasurer,
Miss Sallie Brooks; parliamentarian,
Mrs. S. Mcdowell Meek; chaplain, Miss
L. Elmo Perkins; historian. Mrs. John
Phillip Mann, jr.; custodian of flags.
Miss Ethel NJ johnson: custodian of
crosses, Miss Eunice M. Taylor.
Park View Woman's Club met at the
nome of Mrs. Clarke, 1914 Farragut
street, March IL at pm. Mrs. Evans
presided and the usual opening exer-
cises preceded committee reports. The
treasurerS report showed an increased
balance on hand over the statement of
the previous month. Mrs. Ashburn
stated that the thousand cards ordered
would be delivered in the near future.
In Mrs. Russell's absence. Mrs. Faris
stated that several members of the phil
anthropic committee had put in an
afternoons work at the Instructive Wis
iting Nurses Mrs. Smith, chairman Of
the "read, mark and learn" committee.
announced that the next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Murray,
4722 Eighth street, March 26, at pm.
An interesting program Will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Dalwick and Mrs. Clarke
and the assisting hostesSes will be Mrs.
Dalwick and Mrs. Potts Mrs. Potts and
Mrs. Walker will be the hostesses for
the art section. which will meet at 420
Oglethorpe street Thursday afternoon,
March 81, at pm. Mrs. Walker re-
ported on the District Federation meet
ing and larger attendance was urged
for the next meeting. Mrs. Hutchln-
son. ways and means chairman, turned
in funds received from the sale OF
candy and from the bridge club. The
large card party which was to have
been held this month has been post
poned until April. In the meantime
several private parties will be, held to
raise funds. A sale of parcel post pack
ages will be held at the card party in
April On Tuesday afternoon the
bridge club will meet with Mrs. Standish
at her home, on Newton street. Lunch
con will be served promptly at noon.
Mrs. Dalwick told of the work ac-
complished by her committee during the
past few weeks Steps have been taken
to cooperate with the Park View Citi-
zens' Association and the Parent
Teacher Association in an effort to
bring about an improved condition In
the streets of Park View. A program
will be followed during Cleanup week
to arouse the interest of the residents
in this work. The sum of S12 was ap-