Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-20

the year Tuesday at the home of the
president, Mrs. Charles r. Grant, on
Raymond street. A report Of the mast
years activities was read by the secre-
tary. Election Of officers resulted as
follows: President, Mrs. Paul j. Chrls-
tan; first vice president, Mrs. Charles
r. Grant; second vice president, Mrs,
John T. Sadler; secretary, Mrs. B. c.
kennedy, and treasurer, Mrs. @. H,
Alexander.
Washington Council, No. %, Ladies of
the ". C. c. Of E., held the semi
monthly meeting Of the Thimble Club
| at the home of Mrs. John Norvell.
Many surprises were sprung during the
meeting, which was enjoyed by all. Fol-
lowing the luncheon, tables were ready
for all TO join in the 500 and bunco:
| f1rSt prizes were won by Mrs. Norvell
and Mrs. Agnes Hipsley, and the two
BOBBY prizes went to Mrs. Annie Saul
and Mrs. Maude Neill The annual
report for 1928 was read and all pres
ent were pleased to know so much had
been accomplished. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Min
ME l.. Pote, 1923 F street northeast.
wednesday next. Luncheon will be
served at noon.
| Inc POtomac Auxiliary, 1883, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, held a Joint
installation of officers January 8 at
LAiglon. The following officers we're
installed: President, Mrs. T. E. Faw-
cette; senior vice president, Ida May
Emmert; junior vice president, Patricia
Kelly; secretary. Milvina Saxty: treas
urer, Sadie Collins; chaplain, Elizabeth
Clements; trustees, Frances Kelly,
Margaret Meyers, Matte @. Ewing;
conductreSs, Mrs Copeland; historian,
Matte Queen Ewing; guard, Ethel
Belt; patriotic instructor, Ethel Fouler;
color bearers. Julia Dabbs, Kate Fray.
Chairman Of membership committee,
Laretta Wood; welfare chairman, Cath
crime Uhlarik; chairman of v. F. w.
Home. Lola B. Heise; publicity director,
Matte Ewing
After the installation of officers gold
badges were presented to Maj. T. z.
Fawcette, Capt. Miller, Sergt. Kelly and
number of other retiring officers of
the various v. F. w. posts. The chairs
were removed for dancing.
Pc. o. SisterhOod, Chapter ii. met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Jeanneatte
| Lincoln, 3106 Hawthorne place. the
| president, Mrs. Carlotta Zirkle, presid-
ing. Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer of Chapter
/
History and Customs of P. E. o."
Short talks we're also given by Mrs.
Celia Campbell Of Springfield, ILL.,, and
Mrs William Kahlbaum of Philadel-
phia, Mrs. L. Corey of Chapter B
was another guest Of the evening.
The Quota Club held its luncheon
meeting at the University Women's
Club at 1890 Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Cullen, the speaker,
gave a talk on the Bureau of Railway
Economics and Its Work"
The District League Of American Pen
Women Is to have fall program at
| the clubhouse this week, opening with
sculpture exhibit by Miss Clara Hill,
which will continue until January %.
| The exhibition will be open to the pub
| lie from to o'clock every day at
the clubhouse, 1108 Sixteenth street.
| The exhibit consists Of recent portraits.
busts and statuettes. Tomorrow, at
pm, there will be q lecture recital
| by Julia E. Schelling and Kurt Heitzel
on "Das Rheingold," by Richard Wag-
ner. Miss Schelling attended the ring
at Beyreuth last Summer, where 1t was
given at the great Wagnerian festival.
Mr.. Kurt Heitzels experience as an
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