Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

department OF ROtou1ac, GTanu army
Of the Republic, and the Department
Comdr. F. J. Young and his stan and
the department president. Mrs. Della l.
O'Brien, and her staff were guests Of
honor at dinner rendered by Burn
side Woman's Relief Corps March 1e,
Mrs. Anna Horn, president of Ellen
Spencer Mussey Tent. Daughters OF
Union Veterans of the Civil War, also
was a guest. Mrs. Cora Davis, presi-
dent Of Burnside Corps, extended greet
ings. Department president was toast
mistress. Comrade Shepherd, assistant
quartermaster general; Mrs. Ida A.
Oldroyd, Department Sondr. F. j.
Young, DR.. H. A. johnson, Judge
Hosea B. Moulton, Mary NJ. North and
Charlotte M. Cary made addresses.
A card party will be given by the
Department Woman's Relief Corps at
G. A. r. Hall, l4I2 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., March 81, at s pm. April eXer-
ciseS will be held In charge Of the
Department OF Potomac at Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue at
Etephenson's Statue at pm in honor
OF the Grand Army of the Republic.
The Deutscher Literarischer Verein
met March % at the home of the
president. Miss Anita ScSCde, 1929
Rhode Island avenue. A one-aSt Ger
man comedy was presented by John
Cope, Charlotte Hobbs, Mildred Becker
and Anna Louise Meyer. Other num-
bers on the program we're an amusing
Renaissance" Of a performance Of
'Tngomar," in the German original,
given by members of the past and gone
German Dramatic Club Of Washington.
Anita Schade gave reading and reci-
tation Dr. A. B. Dunno gave a read
ing and Eva Whitford Lovette sang.
Mrs. Clara Moran Bernheimer, piano;
Elizabeth Bernheimer, violin. and Louise
Bernheimer, cello, played trio.
The Capitol hin History Club met
wednesday at the home of Mrs. r. v.
Root. Mrs. F. w. Ranno was joint host
ees at the luncheon. The vice president,
Mrs. E. M. Wallace, called the meeting
to order. Mrs. Jason Waterman gave a
report of the federation meeting.
Papers were given by Mrs; j. H; Cum
bingham, Mrs. j. B. Reed and MRS.
Fluckey. The club will meet April 9
with Mrs. j. H. Cunningham.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Club
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Wal
with the vice president, Mrs. Alice Dean,
presiding. Mrs. Charles Lingamfelter
Of Chevy Chase was the guest. The
next meeting will be April at the
home of Mrs G. E. Roberts, S2lS
Georgia avenue.
Chapter b, p. E. o., met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. r. g. Simmons,
1915 Farragut street, when a ounet
luncheon was served. The assisting
hostesses were Mrs e. G. Jeffreys, Mrs.
.. o. Woodruff and Mrs. ]. E. Briggs.
At the business meeting Miss Jessie o.
Citing presided. Reports were given oy
IUoNAe Mrs IRR0V
palmer. Miss L. Myrtle Mccoy, Mrs w.
p. Sterns and Mrs. H. H. McKeever,
Mrs. John F. Putnam was installed
as guard. ,.,oo
chairnen of committees were appoint
ed: Educational, Mrs. E. H. Pitcher AND
Mrs. Robert Mcmillan; finance, Mrs.
A. w. Hines and Mrs. Francis Rogers;
courtesy, Mrs. Robert Young ana MIS-
J. F. Spicknall visiting, Mrs. P. w.
Gibbon and Mrs. Frank Fuller: music,
MRS. j. Harry Cunningham and Mrs.
r. G. Simmons philanthropic, Mrs.
Leroy Palmer and Miss L. Myrtle NC
Coy; program, Mrs. G.. H. Thomas and
Ms Sidney r. Jacobs.
The next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. G. L. Peckham, 3177 Eighteenth
street, April 9, at O'Clock.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
will entertain members of the Grand
Army Of the Republic at noon, April 4,
In Grand Army Hall. The luncheon
will be served by the president, Mrs.
Cora L. Mandy, and her committee.
The Columbia Heights Art Club was
entertained March 20 the Mayhower
by Mrs. Anton Heitmuller. assisted by
Mrs. James D. Yeomans Mrs. De Witt
G. Croissant presided and Mrs. Arthur
j. Seaton had charge of the program.
A paper was given by Mrs. Augustus
Knight with historic readings and the
recitation of poems. Songs were sung
by Mrs. H. F. White. Mrs. A. F. VIII
liams was the accompanist. Mrs. Wal
ter Howard read paper. The guests
were Mrs. William Clarke, Mrs. Clar-
, ence Crammer, Mrs. John w. FrizzeI,
Mrs. Charles P. Grandfield, Mrs jose
pf1ine Grifhths, Mrs. E. D. Hardy, Miss
Mrs. S. NJ Morris, Miss Margaret
Wood, Mrs. G. L. Peekham, Mrs. Edith
2. Pyles, Mrs. A. r. Tracy. Mrs. NJ. A.
Winter Mrs. A. F. williams, Mrs Ernest
Daniels. Mrs Virgil Miller, Mrs. Robert
H. Mcneil. Mrs H. r. Fulton, Mrs.
j. D. Wright, Miss S. H. Fields and
Mrs. Tibbitts.
Women's City Club.-Tea today from
4:30 to o'clock with Mrs. William
Lee Corbin as chairman.
Mrs Jennie 0. Berliner, chairman of
the Spanish section, will preside at the
annual dinner Saturday at $50 o'clock.
Sonora de Sacasa and Mrs. Merritt o.
Chance will be guests Guest speakers
will be Senior Don Juan Sacasa, Minis
ter Plenipotentiary of Nicaragua, and
Lieut.. Col. Campbell B. Hodges, mill
tary aide to the President. Miss Irma
Briggs will sing a group of Spanish
songs. with Miss Margaret Bowie Grant
as accompanist. Miss Phoebe Gates
will sing a group of Spanish songs
Miss Alice Hill will accompany her on
the guitar. Reservations are limited
TO 100.
After the club business meeting We'd
neSday evening, the drama unit will
present, under the direction Of Ger
trude Walter "Mousetrap" In the cast
will be John Ray, Frances Dolnnage,
Edith Chase. Mrs Goodwin Graham,
Gertrude Walter and Gladys Ball Mid
dlemiss. Mrs. George J. Adams, jr.,
will give group of songs.
Members Of the club interested in the
aviation ground course are invited to
meet FRIDAY at the club house at pm.
Mrs. Lyle B. Steever. director of aero
nautics, and Mrs. Edgar T. Brown,
chairman, will arrange the details Of the
meeting
MIS-. Laura A. Bradley, chairman OF
the forum luncheon committee. an
nounces a luncheon for April IL at
o'clock, when Miss Jessie Alderman
will be the honor guest and speaker.
Miss Hazel Swift, chairman of the
Tuesday evening free and easy auction
and contract bridge section. announces
Miss Media Ann Martin will be hostess
for April. Guests last Tuesday were
Miss Olive Hartley. Miss Dorothy Ellis,
Miss Margaret Hays, Anna Libbev. Mrs.
Adele Williams and Mrs. NJ. A.
O'Connor.