Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

members bear b mind the date Of the
next meeting Of this section. as she Is
securing very interesting speaker for
the afternoon. Mrs. SCWerbufts. sub
shutting for Mrs. Wiltberger, enter
tanned the home section the afternoon
LOT March 81. Mrs. Bishop, the CHAIR
man, presiding. Mrs. Burtfs read pa
per on Recreation IN the Home" show
Ing the need Of recreation In the lives
q the father and mother as wen q, the
children Of the household and the
mental as wen as physical benefits Of
recreation. Suggestions for forms Of
recreation in which al Of the family
may participate were given. A report
from Mrs. SoWerbutts, chairman Of the
committee In charge OF the food sale
held In February, showed o net profit
Of $25 to be turned over to the club
| treasurer. During the afternoon the
section prepared 9 great. quantity Of
material for the Visiting Nurses So
ciety. This has been the practice Of this
section ut It's meetings this year, and q
vast amount Of work has been done for
this cause.
During the social period st. Patrick
games were played. the prizes being won
BY Mrs. Richwine and Mrs. Hammer.
Refreshments were served by the hostess
and her assistants, closing q very inter-
esting and enjoyable meeting.
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps, No. 8,
held its business meeting in q. A. r.
Hall, 1912 Pennsylvania avenue, on
Monday evening, the president, Mrs
Anna Horn. presiding. The relief COM
mittee did good work during the past
two weeks. MRS. Virginia Sheetz, chair
man OF the card party to be given Mon
day evening, April 8, In @. A. r. Hall,
reported progress. The application Of
MRS. Carrie Calvin was presented and
accepted The following committee was
appointed to investigate her: Mrs. Ella
Orr, Mary Z. Dow and Alice McLaugh-
lin. The committee reported favorably
on the applications Of Mrs. Mae Far
land and Miss Mary @. Pinnock. Mrs.
Ida Wflloughby was initiated. Two visi-
tors, Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Cole of Ohio.
made q few remarks and enjoyed the
evening very much AL members were
requested to send Comrade Brucker a
birthday card and also Easter cards to
the shut-ins.
DANES Of the Loyal Legion will meet
at 3 pm. at the home Of q former
president. Mrs Hugh Carnes Smith.
4100 Connecticut avenue Plans win
be made to entertain the national So
ciety In convention April IL and IL at
the Willard.
The French Club, lie Cercle des
Precieuse Ridicules held its binontnly
meeting on Wednesday evening, March
20, when the following program was
given by its members: Reading, by
Arthur Lebel, entitled la Champagne;
piano selection. played by Glenn Carow,
entitled, "Sarabond," by Hilles; recita-
ton, given by Mrs. Ruby Anderson,
entitled La Vie; piano selection.
played by Mr.. Carow. entitled "Maiden's
Wish" by Chopin-Liszt: reading. by
Nine. Cambouri; piano solo, played by
Chopin.
The program closed with q clever and
entertaining play. entitled LES Deux
Gourds." played by the following cast:
Byzantine, MRS. w. J. Wallis; Juliette,
Mrs. Camille Hindmarck; Piacide. w. j.
Wallis: Damoiseau, Arthur Lebel. The
evening closed with the serving of re-
freshments by the hosts of the evening
Mrs. Ruby Anderson and Miss Mauc
Scruggs.
The ID C. Chapter Of American War
Mothers, Of which Mrs. Mary T. Shan
ahan Is president, was addressed at its
last meeting by Mrs. Harriet Waugh
Rigdon and DR.. Bolivar J. Lloyd. Mrs.
Rigdon. who Is vice chairman Of the
national defense committee of the d.
A. r. and q candidate for treasurer
general at the coming congress If the
organizations, spoke on the subversive
influences, originating In Russia, to un-
dermine the patriotism Of American
children. DR.. Lloyd Is an assistant
surgeon general Of the United States