Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Lincoln and Cushing Camps, Sons Of
Union Veterans. The commander Of
the Grand Army of the Republic, Capt.
F. j. Young, also was present.
The Reba Barrett Crittenton Circle
held its March meeting at the home
of Mrs. j. G. McKenney. The next
meeting, April II, will be held at the
Florence Crittenton Home, on Conduit
road. Transportation will be furnished
Automobiles will leave the Takoma Lii
brary at IL o'clock. Communicate with
Mrs. j. e. Fowler, chairman tranSpor-
tation committee, 901 RittenhouSe
street. Lunch will be served at noon,
to be followed by the business meeting
The Park View Woman's Club met
April at the home of Mrs. Hutchin-
son, 3118 Warder street, Mrs. FELTON,
presiding. Mrs. George Evans gave d
report of the card party held March
81 at the home of Mrs. Clarke.
The literary section will meet April
% at the home of Mrs. Walker, 760
The art section will meet with Mrs
Robbins, AL Luray place, April "a.
Notify hostess.
The Gard Club will meet April 10 at
the home of Mrs. Koob, 3114 Warder
street.
Oficers will be elected at the next
meeting. Readings were given by Miss
FELTON, and Miss Swain.
The American War Mothers and the
Congressional Club will present their
sixth annual Mothers day ceremonies
at the amphitheater, Arlington National
Cemetery, May II.
Mrs. Virgil Mcclure Of Kentucky and
Mrs. Porter H. Dale of New Hampshire,
representing the American War Mothers
and the Congressional Club, are arrang-
ing the program.
Curley Club.-At the regular meeting
of the club April in the Gordon Hotel
arrangements were completed for the
annual communion mass in st. Martin S
Church May at o'clock. Rev. Fran
els x. Cavanaugh, assistant pastor of
the church and spiritual director of the
club, will celebrate the mass. At the
conclusion of the mass the members
Of the club will be entertained at break
fast in the school hall by Father Cava-
naugh. Miss Monica Gordon, chair
man of the entertainment committee,
announced that plans had been COM
pleted for the banquet and reception to
be rendered Most Rev. Michael j. Cur
ley, Archbishop of Baltimore, at the
Mayflower May 8.
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of Miss Bessie Rupert, 407 Sixth street
northeast, Monday evening for the ben
eft of the club. Miss Rupert was as
sisted by Miss Julia Navin. card
party will be held in st. Peters Hall,
Second and G streets southeast, April
IS for the benefit of the scholarship
fund. A bowling match between mem
bers of the Curley Club and Holy Com
forter will be held April % in Holy
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Capitol streets.
Twentieth Century Club. What
Women Should Know About Real Es-
tate" will be the subject of a talk by
John A. Petty, executive secretary of
the Washington Real Estate Board, be-
fore the members of the business sec
ton tomorrow at the Y. w. C. A. at
pm.
VIII be the subject of Julian Chisholm's
talk before the garden section Tuesday
at pm. at the home of the vice
chairman, Mrs. John A. johnson, 2842
Allendale place, Forest Hills. Mrs. r.
II. Higgins is in charge of the plant
ing, assisted by Mrs. David Pfeiffer and
Mrs. A. T. Fowler. Mrs. John H. Dynes
and MS. S. j. Mauchly are making an
old-fashioned herb garden and Mrs,
Frederick v. Coville is pruning and con-
dltion.ng the trees and shrubs already
in place.
Wednesday at $50 am, at Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue. the
nature section will take trip to Mount
Vernon and Miller. Wednesday at 3
pm, at the residence of Mrs. Kath-
ernie Birney Seip, 1904 Lanier place,
the french section will meet, and there
VIII De reading Of a modern French
play. ''0'-
| The Board of Education-Its Per-
Sonnel and Its Problems" will be the
SUBJECT OF Mrs. Philip Sydney Smiths
talk before the section of education at
noon at the Y. w. C. A. Mrs. George
r. BoWerman will talk of a few new
DOCKS on education
Drill In parliamentary procedure will
De conducted for the parliamentary law
section Friday at ii O'Clock at the
Y. w. C. A. 81 VIC
The new members admitted to the
cIun at the last meeting were Mrs 7
w. l: Duvel, Miss Lizzie Warman. Mrs
l.. II. Macomber, Mrs Charles w
Fmper and Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt.
resolution by Mrs. Harvey w. WILEY
asking that Center Market be held Omen
by the club "Nop'eo
The study class of the French section
will meet tomorrow at II O'Clock at S Si
California street. ~ --'0
Abraham Lincoln Circle, Ladies of III.
&. A. r., met April at the Willard
EaoCel' with its president, Mrs. Media q
-oo esen, IN the chair. Mr.. Guests
poem entitled William Howard TAFT"
was read by Mrs. Sarah Deeds in resnect
10 Inc passing OF our late ex-President
MRS. Mary Logan Tucker was initiated
ana told OF her childhood "reminiscences
spent with Gen. U. S. Grant and in HE
nome. This was related in Connection
WIN Ihe observance of Appomatox dav
ana Gen. Grants birthday. The circle
accepted Mrs. fuckers invitation to be
pIeSenC WIN It's colors and banner at
noon at Iowa Circle in the CHANGING If
It's present name to that of her father
Gen. Logan. Mrs. Media G. Bergren
was elected to represent the circle on
the nominating committee of the an
nual meeting of the District Federation
OF Women's Clubs and the following as
Young delegates: Mrs. Media G. Berg
rem, Mrs. May D. Lightfoot and Mrs.
SaTan A. DEEDS, with Mrs. Mita Pea
Weber as alternates. A letter from
Almyra Aldridge, in the G. A. r. Home
at Puyallup, Wash, who has been
adopted by the circle as its mother. was
read by Mrs. Kate Perkins,
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
daughters Of Union Veterans, met last
Sunday afternoon at the tomb of the
Civil War dead at Arlington to nav
tribute to those unknown heroes buried
there. A wreath was placed on the
tomb by Mrs. Helen Temple. PRAYER
was offered by Chaplain Mrs. Edythe
Bugoee. President Mrs. Anna Horn led
the pledge. Comrade F. j. Young of the
Grand Army made an address.
AT l o'clock Sunday at the G. A. r.
monument at Seventh and Pennsylvania
avenue a service uas hnld and q ..,.oe ~