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


troduced the State chairman for inter-
national relations.
| The president stated that there was
need of clothing Of all sizes for men,
women and children. Old or new cloth
| ing can be used and the committee u
prepared to furnish material, II nees-
sary, to any clubs who will sew for the
| Social Service League Miss Moore also
asked that any new resolutions intend
| ed for the chairman of the commit ee
on resolutions, Mrs. Archibald Small.
| be sent to her.
The chairman for press and public
| plea for copy for the club page In the
| Maryland News. The chairman of the
committee on credentials, Mrs. Ken
meth Waters, requests the names of all
| delegates and alternateS to be appointed
| for the county annual meeting.
The executive board voted to accept
| the invitation of the Womans Club of
| Chew Chase for a board meeting to
be held in Chevy Chase on April 10.
A vote of thanks was given to the
hostess clubs, the Home Interest Club
of Forest Glen and the Womans Club
of Woodside.
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No. 1,
| ance. Comrade Wheeler was obligated
and Roy N. cass and John r. Harrick,
guests, were introduced. After the
most urgent business had been attended
| to, the meeting was closed and the rest
of the evening given over to the en-
| tertainment in celebration of the BIRTH
| days of Washington and Lincoln. Rep
reSentative Richard Yates, Representa-
tive at large from Illinois. was the
honor guest. Comdr. Of Department
of Potomac Maus, Mrs. Downey and
Col. Oldroyd were guests. Representa-
tive Yates gave many slantS on the
lives of Washington and Lincoln.
Marion Pierson recited the Gettysburg
address and two solos were sung by
! Marcia Van Ness Knowlden. accom-
panied by her mother. Four young men,
under the direction of Mr.. Van De-
mark, enacted a portion Of THE Trial
of Mary Dugan." This comic sketch
was most amusing and added a note
Of lightness to the evening. Mrs. Fauth,
who arranged this program, was in
charge Of the ceremonies. After the
entertainment refreshments were served
and social hour held.
On account of Inauguration there
will be no meeting tomorrow.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Md.--A group of members Of the music
section gave program on Sunday att
ernoon for the League of American Pen
Women, at its rooms on Sixteenth street.
Mrs Charles v. INLAY gave the piano
Mcdowell and Poldini's March
Mignon." Mrs. j. j. Underwood. So
prano, sang Love Is a Merchant" by
Geoffrey O'Hara, and We've a Song
for You" by Mollie Carewe, Mrs. Daw-
son Olmstead playing the accompani-
ment. Mrs Dawson Olmstead also sang
a group Of Irish songs. Mrs. Rose Max
well Dickey, violinist. gave Memories
of the Old South" by Cecil Burleigh
Mrs. Louise Freitag accompanying. MRS.
Francis M. Shore, alto, sang Star" by
Rogers. and Morning" by Ollie Speaks,
with Mrs. Olmstead at the piano. q
The section of international relations,
Mrs. George w. M. Vinal, leader, met
Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
r. Harvey Sargent on Mckinley street,
when the guest Of honor was Mrs. Mar
tin C. Shallenberger. Mrs. Shallenber-
ger gave an account OF her residence IN
Jugoslavia during the years from 1902
to 1924. telling of the changes in the
customs of the people in those years fol-
lowing the Word War. Mrs. Johnston
B. Campbell gave talk on conditions
In Spain. This Is new section OF the
| club.
Mrs. Campbell Z. Waters poured tea
and Mrs. Sargent and Mrs. Eugene
Mueller assisted In the dining room.
Lincoln Woman's Relief, No. 6. held q
/ business meeting Monday evening II
G. A. r. Hall. the president. Mrs: Anna
Horn, presiding. Mrs. Minnie Vande-
mark acted as secretary. General or
ders, No. /, were read. Relief commit
| tee reported several calls on the sick
Comrade Bricker was reported as being
! much improved. Mrs. Charlotte M
partment Of the Potomac, was presen,
and gave talk. Mrs. Cole Of the De-
partment of Ohio, another visitor, also
| spoke.
Mrs. Cora B. Davis, senior vice presi.
dent of Burnside Corps. No. 4. received
| a hearty welcome. The new password
was given to the corps members.
A rummage sale will be held April %
at IT'S Seventh street. Business con-
cluded, all pledged allegiance to the flag
and were dismissed.
Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Delta Legal
| Fraternity. held Its monthly educa-
| tional meeting at the Huguenot on Feb
ruary "a. Grace Knoeller, national
president, and Emily Spilman were
guests of honor.
The following members were pres
ent: Pearle Cooper, high priestesS;
Gertrude Coyle, Helen Burns, Char
lotte Crabb, Grace Collins. Mary Carley
Blanche Knight, Vera Mankinen, Kath-
ryn Schenkat. Adelaide Schlaudecker
Genevieve Wesley, Aida Sharp, Mary
Reagan. Ellen Mcdonald, Mary Senart
Katherine Wood and Agnes Quinn.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the District
Of Columbia Fire Department met Feb
ruary IS in the board room Of the Dis
trict Building. The meeting was called
to order by the president, Mrs. Helen
Schultze. Following the reading OF
the minutes by the secretary, Mrs. E.
G. Newton, the chaplain, Mrs. Chap
man, gave q report on Ill members.
A motion was passed for relief
fund to be placed at the disposal OF
the chaplain to be used by her In her
work. Mrs. Bailey, q new member, was
introduced. The kiddie party held
February IA at the home Of Mrs. G.
Garner. past chaplain, was successful.
The ladies on this occasion presented
Mrs. Garner with a gift in apprecia-
ton for her work In the past year.
The card party held at the home OF
the vice president Mrs. r. Virstein.
February 20, for the benefit Of the
relief fund. was q success. There will
be another card party for the same
benefit at the home Of Mrs. Garner. 1874
thirteenth street southeast, March Is.
The quarterly social for members of
the auxiliary Of which Mrs Fenton is
chairman. will be held April at the
Womens BENEFIT Club, 1850 Massa-
chusetts avenue. All members are
urged to attend. The auxiliary will
hold Its next meeting March at 8
pm. in the board room of the District
Building. :. ~