Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
for the corps members. The next reg
ular meeting will be held October 81.

for the corps members. The next reg
ular meeting will be held October 81
District Of Columbia Chapter, Daugh-
tiers of Founders and Patriots of Amer
lea, met with the president, Mrs. George
M. Grimes, at the Schuyler Arms, 1854
Columbia road, October 8. There was q
discussion Of work for the coming year
Letters of sympathy were ordered sent
to Miss Marian White, who is at Ia
| koma Sanitarium, and to Mrs Bell
who recently returned from Johns Hop
kins Hospital, in Baltimore. Mrs. ST.
Clair and Mrs. Harper were appointed
a committee to draft resolutions of re-
spect on the death of Mrs. Kinsley,
mother of Mrs Daisy K. Murphy, for
many years the recording secretary.
p. o. Of A. Camp, No. 4, met Oc-
tober 2, with President A. l. Steele pre-
siding. Plans were made to celebrate
the twenty ninth birthday anniversary
of the camp. and also the birthdays of
several members. There will be no
has planned a square dance. Meetings
are held every Thursday night at 935
Grant place.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil
War, sponsored the services last Sum
day, at $3.50, at the tomb of the I'M
known Civil War dead at Arlington
Cemetery. An announcement of the pur-
pose of such occasions, which are held
| the first Sunday in each month, was
made by the chairman, Mrs. Edith
Bugbee, who prepared the program. A
salute to the flag was led by Mrs Mary
NJ. North, patriotic instructor of Burn
side Relief Corps, with Comrade Hart
| ley of Harding Camp, Sons of Veterans,
presenting the flag. Prayer was led by
chaplain of Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Mrs. Bugbee. Mrs. Nettie Lyons placed
Lieut.. George, who was severely
wounded in battle. A wreath was placed
on behalf of Burnside Corps by Mrs.
Alice Meade, president. An address was
made by Daniel E. Campbell, past COM
mander of Walter Reed Equality Post,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Mrs.
| North then gave a correct history of
the burial of those heroes inferred
within the tomb. Taps" was sounded
Battery, 10th Field Artillery, Fort Myer.
The Woman's Guild Of American
University, Mrs. Peter M. Anderson,
president, held an executive meeting,
when the plans for the years work
were discussed. The next meeting will
be held october 81 at the Woman's
Residence Hall, on the campus. On
Tuesday the following sewed for the
furnishings Of the lounge on the second
floor of the residence hall: Mrs. Wesley
Gewehr, Mrs. George B. Woods Mrs.
d. Kinsman and Miss Mary Louise
Brown.
The Chevy Chase Branch Of the Ma
tiOnal League Of American Pen Women
met last Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Mary S. Parker and de-
cided to give a diplomatic dinner the
second week In December at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Mrs. George Butte Of Idaho avenue,
wife Of Judge Butte, will act as the
next hostess, November 8. In the alb
sence OF the president, Mrs. Jesse w.
Nicholson presided.
The Shakespeare Society met Mon
day evening in the auditorium Of the
Corcoran Gallery of Art. Robert Down.
ing spoke Of great American actors with
whom he has been associated during
his long career op the stage. He also
sSee Aces Jacques os Man speech on n. The
time since the society'S inception a
modern one-act play was presented
The play chosen was GOOD Theater,"
by Christopher Morley, and under the
direction of William E. Bryant was
given by Olyve Barbee, Thomas Cahill,
Felix Schwarz, Joe Bourne and Capt.
F. S. Low.
The Free Lance Club will meet Oc-
tober Is at o'clock at the Thomson
Center, Twelfth and L streets. Felix
SchwarZ will read a short story,
Streets of Paradise" and Clara Man
dershied will read one Of her Playgoer
Magazine articles.
AT the last meeting, at the Annap-
OILS Hotel, plans were made for the
Winter program. leila Wright New
comb, editor Of the Troubadour, made
an address.
The Writer'S League Of Washington
met Friday evening at the Thomson
community Center. Following was the
William Jackson, Miss Oddenido and
FRED Mclaughlin and verse by Miss
Anna Priestley.
District OF Columbia League of Amer
lean Penwomen.-The art group, Mrs.
w. 5. Ruckman, chairman Will open
It's series of exhibitions with a tea TODAY
from to 6 o'clock at the studio
Stoneleigh Court. The hostess and ex-
nloltor Will be Mrs. Emma Norris Mar
tln The music group will meet tomor-
row with Mrs. Beth Heath Olmstead
chairman. The poetry group will meet
tuesday. with Mrs. Agnes Newman
chairman. to discuss and outline plans
lor the season. Nine. Maria Garzia
VIII negln Les Causeries Franchises"
Wednesday at 4;3O pm.
The District Sunshine and Com
munity Society met Monday at the
nome OF Mrs. Rogers Tracy, in Frank
lin Park, Va, Mrs. James H. Under
WOOD president, presiding. The assist
ing hoStesses were Mrs. William N.
Beahm, Mrs. E. H. Faviless and Mrs
E. b. Johns. 1t was announced by
Mrs. z. F. Guide, chairman of WAYS
and Means, that the annual card party
would be held at the Hotel Roosevelt
next month.
Danes Of the LOYAL Lepion.-The
District Society met October 2 at the
Willard Hotel, Miss Anna C. Koerper,
president, in the chair. Announcement
was made of card party October 81
at the Willard Hotel.
1t was decided to award q prize, the
nature of which was left to future
meeting, to be given at the c. M. T.
July, 1881, for the best essay on some
subject TO be determined later.
Women's City Club.-The Sunday
afternoon tea for members, Spon-
sored by the Hospitality Committee,
If which Miss Florence E. Ward is chair
man, will be held today by Mrs. Anna
H. Farrar. who will be assisted by Dr.
Edith Seville Coale and Miss Julia D.
Conner. The president, Mrs. william
Lee Corbin, and other officers Of the
club will be present
nnaafinO of the Rnard Of Directors