Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

Flag day exercises win be held today
ct the Capitol at PM, Gen. John l.
Glenn and =. Helen Temple directing.
The next regular meeting IL July Q
American Association Of University
WOmen.-Those wishing to walk
through the mill section win be ut Hy.
day. Picnic supper will be served
after the walk at the home Of The
leaders, Mr.. and Mrs. v. X. Chestnut.
During June, July and August the
dining room viii be closed on Sundays
except for breakfast to house guests II
the club.
The woodbridge Book Club met ir
the Woodbridge Branch Library las
Tuesday. Mrs. M. @. Wilson presided
The hostess was Mrs. Bumstead. Thu
following new members were elected
Mrs, J. G. Vierkorn, Mrs. Roy Easter
Mrs L. r. Pierce and Mrs. L. II. Nix
Book reviews were given by Mrs. Jamel
May, Mrs. w. r. Bean and Mrs. q
o. McNfinimy.
The next meeting viii be held octo-
Der 3.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, Ladies' 0I
, the G. A. R., held its monthly meeting
Monday evening ct the willard Hotel
with the president, Mrs. Oscar A. Berg.
rem presiding, Application for mem
bership of Mrs. Catherine Hood was re.
ceived. Mrs. @. N. Avery submitted re.
port of the annual meeting Of the Dis
trict Federation of Women's Clubo. Tit
president read her report, which wa
given ct the federation.
Girls Friendly SOcIcty.-Thirty-ei eight
\ he %m~
ence for older members ct the Holiday
House June 6 and z. The following
branches were represented: Epiphany
Nativity, St. James, Bowie: st, Johns
GEORGETOWN, and Trinity. Discussion
groups were held on Branch Acttvi'
ties" Analysing Our Girls" Friendly
Society Service" and Personal Service
of the Girls Friendly Society to the
St. Pauls Branch, Rock Creek, held
its last meeting Of the season Monday
night. The following awards were
made: Ruth Miller, because Of death In
family missed one meeting. otherwise q
perfect attendance for seven years;
Helen Miller, a perfect attendance for
four years; Helen Clark. who has
brought out the @. F. 8. spirit TO the
greatest extent and been an example to
all members; Edna Souder, outstanding
girl OF the year, accomplishing great
tasks and emphasizing the motto Of the
q. F, s.; Grace Waldecker, honor for
highest mark In q. r. 8. examinations;
perfect attendance for the year 1930-3l.
Ruth Miller, Helen Miller, Helen Clark,
Margaret Waldecker, Grace Waldecker,
Margaret Miller. Irene Coe.'
The Park View Women's Club held it,
annual banquet and entertainment at
the Hotel Roosevelt June 9, In charge OF
Mrs. E. w. Stitt, who acted as toast
mistress. Mrs. Edgar Merritt, president
of the District Federation Of Women'S
Clubs, and Mrs. G. Ellis Logan, founder
OF the Park View Club, were the guests
Of honor. The program opened with
greetings from Mrs. Merritt, Mrs. LogaI
and Mrs e. T. Perkins, the first presi-
dent and organizer of the club. The
retiring president, Mrs. L. e. FELTON,, re-
ceived a past presidents pin, which was
presented by Mrs. George w. Evans,
also a past president. After q brief ad-
dress, Mrs. FELTON, turned the gavel over
to the new president, Mrs. p. B. Ash
burn.
Master Rosenberg entertained with
songs and Phyllis Frank and Beatrice
NICHOLSON with dances. Z. r. Roches-
ter exhibited stereopticon views OF
scenes in California, Colorado and other
parts of the West. Miss Dorothy Clarke
gave readings. Mrs. Charles Sterner,
with Mrs. Fred s. Walker at the piano,
entertained with songs. Mrs. Warren
H. Wagner, with Mrs. Marlowe as ac-
companiSt, also gave vocal numbers.