Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

shutting and installing oficer, Resale
Mckee Shelton; patriotic instructor, E.
Helen Temple; press correspondent Au-
gusta B. Palmer; senior aide, Alice
Meade; executive board, Ella Orr, chair
man: Anna S. Taylor, Harriet Beason,
Margaret Marsh, May Parker.
The retiring president Mrs. Charlotte
CRY, was called to the platform by her
senior aide. Mrs. Hickman, and pre-
sented with the badge of our order in
the form OF jeweled cavalier pendant.
also a gold coin from the department
Many other gifts were received by Mrs
Cary.
Mrs. Julia West Hamilton. for 1e
years past department treasurer and
| treasurer-elect, was presented a gold
coin from the members of the depart
ment, Mrs Ida A. Oldroyd, a past ma
| tional senior vice president, making the
presentation. Mrs. Oldroyd also asked
| the members to stand as a pledge of
allegiance to Mrs. Della O'Brien, presi-
dent-elect
The exercises closed with the singing
of America" and the salute to the
flag"
p. E. o. erhOOd.-Founders' dav
was celebrated by the eight local chap
tiers of the sisterhood Monday evening,
at the Dodge Hotel garden house.
Members and guests were received by
seven P. E. O-S In costumes fashioned
after those worn by the seven founders
at their "siderial soiree" in 1869. An
interval of music and games of that
period preceded brief address by Mrs.
Lulah T. Andrews, president of Nebraska
State Chapter. An impressive memorial
ceremony closed the program.
The committee in charge included
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, Mrs. Carolyn
Gibbons and Mrs Carlotta Zirkle, presi-
dents, respectively, Of Chapters D, E
and H.
Chapter H, P. E. o. SisterhOOd.-Mrs.
Glare Trick Wilson of the Americaniza-
ton Bureau of the Department Of Labor
was the speaker guest of Chapter H,
Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs.
Georgia Cornelson in Tilden Gardens.
Mrs. Wilson, one of the three woman
naturalization examiners in the United
States, gave an address on naturaliza-
ton.
Other guests included Miss Sebern of
Chapter F " Cedar Falls, Iowa: Mrs.
Galloway of Chapter, K, Thermoplis.
Wyo., and Miss McAfee of Chapter r.
Political Study Club.-Senator David
/. Walsh of Massachusetts,, the speaker
for the Political Study Club at its meet
AhS odbuAudys SpOhe dOOuJ our own
American Government" His keynote
thought waS the wisdom demonstrated
by our forefathers in drafting the Con-
stitution Of the United States, and their
exemplified firm belief in democracy.
Miss Mabel New Williams, violinist,
gave several numbers, accompanied by
Miss Beulah Beverly Chambers. Mrs.
Bruce Baird, the president OF the club,
presided over the meeting.
Rainbow Dramatic Club met on Mon
| day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Hixson with 80 members
present. Mrs. Margaret Taylor, presi-
dent, presiding over the meeting. Re-
| ports of officers and committees were
received, and plans for future activities
made, followed by initiating four candi-
dates, Mrs. Mary Martin and the
Messrs. John D. Simpson, Robert Crump
and Donald M. Wilson. The club will
give barn dance on March /, at Cabin
John. The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. Ollie Montgomery, 623 I
street northeast on Monday. March 10.