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

the Best Magazine, and Why" The
prize viii be subscription To Mrs
Busch's favorite magazine.
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. wife NJ the
president Of the National Geographic
Society, will give a prize for the best
short story having seating in Wash
ington or nearby with historic back
ground. Mrs. Hoxie, wife of Gen.
Hoxie, will give prize for the hest
piece Of work Of any kind done during
the year, either in art, poetry or litera.
ture. Miss Elizabeth Malott Barnes
has given golden link bracelet in
memory of her mother, to be worn by
the best all around" girl.
Mrs. w. w. Badgley, Mrs. Florence
Barnes, Mrs. Robert Sheriff. and Mrs.
Charles Leonard Chambers, members of
the District League, who have been
appointed to train and direct the stu
dent group, as councillors, have also
offered prizes. Mrs BadRley's nrizes
are for the best piece of art and the
first poem sold to a regular Arm: Mrs.
Chambers prize for the best poster
and the best design for the student
group year book. Mrs. Robert Sheriff.
will give the first donation toward a
fund for the best prospective members
initiation fee and dues for one wear.
This is open to the public and any
girl may compete by mailing her Gre
dentialS to the president, Miss Eliza
beth McKelvy, 3946 Legation street.
Chevy Chase, D. C.
The next meeting of the group will
be the election OF officers on March Is.
At this meeting there will be a lecture
on Dramatic Art" by Miss Hester
Beall, at pm. in the club studio
The following members will serve as
hostesSeS at the studio during the aft
ernoons OF this week: Mrs. Lillian John
Mrs. Jesse Sprinkle, Mrs. Parker Eagle,
Mrs. e. M. LIE Lacheur and Mrs. Angela
.McHugh Barr.
WOmens Guild OF American IIniver-
sity.-On Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
the regular business meeting of the
guild will be held at the womens resi-
dence hall on the campus. Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker will preside. Reports will
be made concerning the recent dinner
which was held. A quartet composed of
young women from American University
will sing at the meeting. Tea will be
served at 4 o'clock.
Argyle Study Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Edward Norwood, SOIL
Sixteenth street, Tuesday. Luncheon
VIII be served at o'clock, after which
Mrs. Douglass will read a paper on
Progress in Land Transportation"
WOman's Relief COrps.-The Joint in
stallation OF the of1cers-elect of the De-
partment of the Potomac, Grand Army
OF the Republic, and its auxiliary, the
Womans Relief Corps, was held in G.
A. r. Hall, 1912 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. Friday evening.
The officers of the Grand Army of
the Republic installed were: Depart
~ UroV 1Lr
senior vice commander, w. F. Dorsey;
junior vice commander, Convis Parker;
medical director, DR.. Harry Dunbar;
assistant adtutant general, Judge Shep-
herd; assistant quartermaster, e. b.
Godfrey; color bearer, Hazard Wheeler.
The following officers of the Woman's
Relief Corps were indicted into their
respective once: President, Della
O'Brien; senior vice president, Addie
Hickman; junior vice president, Louise
Watson; secretary, Mary H. Wingate;
treasurer, Julia West Hamilton; chap
lain, Rose e. Pennell; inspector. Anna
Horn; counselor, Jennie Hamilton: in