Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

THE SUNDAY s
on that date. Among the sponsors for
the Washington presentation OF Mr..
Leiber and the Chicago Civic Snake
speare Society Players this week Will be
Mrs George F. Bowerman, preSidenL OF
the club, and Mrs. Harvey w. wiley,
Mrs. Frederick e. harrington, MISS
Sibyl Baker and Mrs. Fulton Lewis. Inc
postponed meeting Of the section, MIS-.
Charles T. Watson, leader, viii be TAKEN
up at the next meeting.
The study class Of the French SecI ,s1
will meet at the residence of MRS. VIII
liam r. Maxon, 1888 Twentieth street,
! tomorrow at 10 O'Clock, with MRS. IRAN
| els L. Halves presiding. =,
Over 100 members attended the M
ternational outlook section last NAOMI
day to hear Mime. Camilo OsiaS, wne OF
the Philippine commissioner, speak on
/ the developments of her country. she
was dressed in the picturesque costume
OF her country. Nine. OSias mace
plea for the independence OF the PniI-
I N--~
advised having filled for the children,
to whom it is to be sent. Preceding
Nine. Osias' talk Mrs. George F. BOW
erman gave a succinct account OF the
Naval Conference and Miss WlnI1reo
Young Of London, who is visiting MISS
! Myra Hendley, gave a talk on Assam,
which is in the eastern part of India,
where she had been during the PAST
Winter. Mrs. w. w. Husband, leader OF
the section, presided.
/ presided.
Daughters of Union Veterans OF the
Civil War.--Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent, No. /, met in regular session Mon
DAY evening, with the president, Mrs.
Anna Horn, presiding.
The stations of absent officers were
nlled by the following: Guide, Mrs.
temple; second color bearer, Mrs.
Bontz; assistant guard, Mrs. Yoder;
second member of council, Mrs. OWry,
ana musician, Miss Sutton.
MISS Clara Belle Kline was Initiated
and welcomed as a member of the tent.
1t was decided to lay wreath at the
Lincoln Memorial at noon on February
IL and to attend the memorial services
IN the evening at the First Congrega-
tional Church.
The national president, Miss Grace
Hurd OF Washington State, was an hon.
ored visitor, being escorted to her seat
by the guide and color bearers.
Sister Hurd spoke of the work done
py the ofrcers in the initiation. stating
she mad come. here primarily in the in
terest of the National Defense Confer
ence, especially in the pension bill to
better conditions Of our comrades.
Miss Hurd announced the next ma
tlonal convention would be the week OF
August "a in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Bugbee, chairman of Arlington
services. made her report Of the serv.
ices at the tomb Of the unknown Unior
dead at 3 o'clock last Sunday, wher
Past National President Mrs. Flood Of
Newton, Mass: Mrs. Margaret j. l.
| Bennett of Pittsburgh, Pa, w. r., anC
Mrs. Parker, past department president
| OF the Ladies of the G. A. r. of Pitts
burgh. were present. Two wreaths were
| placed, one for the Department Of Min.
nesota and one for the Department o.
MaSSachutts. There were also 16 loca
members there.
Announcement was made Of the an,
| nual banquet, under auspices Depart
ment Of the Potomac, G. A. r., to b
held at the Raleigh Hotel February IL
j. Foster and the national president o.
the Woman's Relief Corps, Margare
j. L. Bennett, at 7:45 pm.
On the next meeting night, February
| II, there will be combined celebration
| in honor Of three Presidents who's,
birthdays occur at this seaSon-McKin
ley. Lincoln and Washington. Their,
! will be no business meeting, but q CO
lonial dance and short program and re-
| freShmentS.
After the close Of the business meet
| diCffNoftf1hnA r..
Catherine Flood, past national presiden
| OF the Daughters; Miss Grace Hurd
national president of the Daughters
Mrs. Margaret j. L. Bennett, nationa
president of the Woman's Relief Corps
and Mrs. Parker. past department presi
dent Of the Ladies of the G.. A. R.-wer
| given seats Of honor, as were also Com
radeS Godfrey and Oldroyd and ad
dresses made by each.
Guadalupe Club Of 1913 held its an
nual celebration of the Treaty of Guada
| lupe Hidaigo, cementing the peace o.
the United States and Mexico, at tht
Army and Navy Club, Saturday, Feb
+ Mrs Golden LII. Ruggles. president
presided and presented Miss Sophie
Pearce Casey as toastmistress. Mrs
Henry Hubbell pronounced the grace
Admiral Joseph A. Strauss was speake
| for the Navy and Maj. Gen. Amos A
Fries for the Army.
!. Miss Alma LII. RuggIes spoke Of tn
aftermath Of communism as seen by he
during her eight years experience II
Russian refugee work at Constantinople
Former Gov. Montagu spoke of tn,
| great soldiers of the Mexican War, ant
Gen. Ruggles contrasted briefly the am
munition Of Mexican War days and tina
Of today.
Petworth WOman's Club held It
monthly business meeting in the Pet
worth School Building on Monday, Will
the president, Mrs. L. T. Jones, pre-
siding. After the usual opening exer
/ ciseS Mrs. Joseph TBishoff, second VIC
| president OF the D. G. Federation O
| Woman's Clubs, gave short talk OF
| the aims and methods of the Communi
ty Chest and urged support of tina
| project.
The phiianthropic section reported 81
January meeting held at the home o
AIRS. Norman Smith. with Mrs. S. L
Jennings assisting. The ladies of Thu
section are making clothing for tn,
7 Gospel Mission and have also received
| orders for three quilts to be sold at S2C
each Tor the benefit Of the club. Twt
| OF these quilts have already been com
pleted and the third one is under wav
Ten. dollars was appropriated for tn,
use OF this section In its work.
The music section reported its Janu
airy meeting at the home Of Mrs. 3
Eder Reed, with Mrs. Robert BodelI as
slsting. These ladies are practicin,
choruS work under the direction q
MIS-. Harlan Randall. Eleven member,