Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-15

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Marines Club, the president, Mrs
Doyle, presiding. The conductor, Mrs
Anna Howe, presented Department In
spector Mrs. Margaret Marsh, who In
| spected the work Of the corps. Thu
department president, Mrs. 'Addie w
) Hickman, and her staff were also pre-
scented. The speakers were: Mrs
Hickman, Louise Watson, Mrs. Deli'
O Rrien, Mrs. Alice Meade, Mrs. Mar
H Wingate, Miss Eta Moore and Mrs
Charlotte Cary.
A card party will be given tomor'
row evening at the club, 10l5 L street
The Gen. ]. e. b. Stuart Chapter
u. ID. c., met at the home of Miss Ethel
Berry, 1882 Twenty-eighth street. The
president, Mrs. Alexander. presided
Miss Doris Casey and Mrs. Sarah Watts
were elected delegates to the district
convention and Mrs. Almond and Mrs
Frances Phillips as alternates. After
the business meeting refreshments
were served and an informal dance was
held.
The Washington Readers Club will
hold a recital November II, In the
auditorium of the Wilson Teachers
College, Eleventh and Harvard streets
at 800 pm. The program includes
group Of vocal selections by Helen
Tucker, accompanied by Margaret Cap
PEEL poems read by Elizabeth M. Phil
lips, Emma A. Jordan. Helen Augusta
Colhoun and Helen B. Jordan; Span
ish dance performed by Sara Bergling
accompanied by Margaret Capped. May
Jameson Bryant, Thomas M. Cahtll
Ada Louise Townsend, Sara Bergling
Leslie Waudby, Dorothy A. Lawrence.
Eva Hurd Willis, P. j. AltiZer and Orrin
Elliott will also appear on the pro-
gram.
Washington Chapter, w. o. N. A.
r. D., will meet Wednesday at the
Women's City Club. The hostesses for
the occasion are Mrs. Florence Hask1ns,
Mrs. Thomas Moskey and Mrs. Lyman
B. Kebler.
Chapter B, p. E. o., met for dinner
Tuesday at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church. The president,
Miss Jessie O. Elting, presided and
greeted the B. I. LIS and other guests,
who were entertained at the dinner,
which was under the direction of Mrs.
r. L. Lynch, with Mrs. w. w. Stock
berger, chairman of program. Mem
beers of Chapter r served as mattresses
The members and their guests later
went to the Sunday school room where
an illustrated lecture was given by
Horace Albright, director Of the Ma
tional Park Service, who. with Mrs. AL
bright, were honor guests. DR.. Stanley
Beethoven gave group of songs, accom-
panied by Mrs. Beethoven, president of
Chapter F of this city, and whistling
solos were given by Mrs. Aileen Keller
of Nebraska
The next meeting will abe November
"a at 1890 O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. Charles Marvin Jones, 1908 Gar
rison street.
Miss Citing announced a model
meeting will be held November 81, the
various offices to be filled by represent
atives of each chapter in the District,
the time and place to be announced
later. All visiting and unafnliated p.
e. O.'s are invited.
The Girls Friendly Society.-At
Epiphany Branch Monday night three
members were elected to represent the
branch on the diocesan council, as fol-
lows: Ruth Rawlings, Katherine Mon
cure and Gertrude Pixton. Elizabeth
Prescott Is chairman of the Program
Committee and Ruth Barnes, Gertrude
Pixton and Edith Langsford assistants.
A party will be held tomorrow night
and members and friends are invited.
Gertrude Pixton will also report on the
provincial G. F. S. convention.
st. Stephens Branch.-Eight girls
volunteered for the Junior Altar Guild.
The G. F.. S. garden has been planted
with tulip. jonquil and hyacinth bulbs.
The flowers will be used for the altar
and also for the sick. The branch had
charge Of the miscellaneous and punch
tables at the church bazaar. Fancy
articles were furnished by the candi-
dates and seniors. Four girls served
as mattresses at the bazaar supper. Mrs.
George Parriseau, diocesan president,
visited the branch last Monday night.
The candidates Of the Resurrection
Chapel met November 8. The meeting
was conducted by Julia Nasella. The
officers of the branch are: Julia Ma
sella, president; Georgia Matthews,
vice president; Helene Snouffer, secre-
being held. Mrs. G. K. P. Cogswell,
crocheting class; Mrs. L. E. Gillchrest,
scrap book class, and Miss M. J. Dean,
sewing class.
The Writer'S League Of Washington
awarded the prizes in the feature con-
test at the last meeting. First prize
to Mayne r. Coe, second to Miss Clara
handkerchief and third to Miss Kath-
ryn Hopson. Criticisms from the
judge, Mrs. Victoria Faber Stevenson,
Miss Smith read a story. Miss Nellie
Thomas read story. DR.. Anita Maris
Boggs was guest. Mrs. HanScom be-
came q member.
The program for the meeting next
Friday evening at the Thomson Com
munity Center, Twelfth and L streets
includes stories by Felix SchwarZ, M
Hugh Irish and Miss Georgia Redway
verse by Miss Priestley.
The Rowac Club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter
| Davidson in Wesley Heights with Mrs
Richard w. Thrush and Mrs. William
8. Hepner assisting hostesses. A paper
on American Shrines and Anniver-
sar1es" was read by the president, Mrs
Don G. Smith, after which tea was
served. Mrs Edward w. Marcellus
wife of the new director of personnel OF
the American National Red Cross, was
guest of the club. The next meeting
VIII be luncheon at the home Of Mrs
Everett Dix December 2.
The Wesley Heights Circle Of the
Florence CrittentOn met at the home Of
Mrs. Walter A. Gawler on Hawthorne
street, November g. The hostess was
assisted In receiving by Mrs. John
Henry Yates and Mrs Carl w. Mitman
Miss Jean Cole, superintendent Of the
nome, made an address. Mrs. Thomas
Z: Robertson, president of the board
Of directors of the home, was also
present. A party will be given De-
! cember 10 for the girls in the home
The next meeting will be held De-
cember IA at the home of Mrs. Otto
| Englehart, with Mrs ]. C. Freeland and
Mrs. Harris Baldwin assisting.
District of Columbia Federation oil
Women's Clubs.-Mrs. Edgar T. Merritt
will preside at an executive meeting to-
morrow, at the Roosevelt Hotel, al
| 1920 o'clock.
Miss Cole, superintendent Of the