Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-01

con and tea being served in their homes
The programs included papers by Mrs
Harriet Fohrman and Mrs. Augustus
Knight. The club will return to the
plays selected being "Othello" and THE
Tanning Of the Shrew." The next meet.
ing will be held at the residence Of Mrs
Peckham, with Mrs. S. N. Forbes a.
hostess, on March s.
Free Lance Club.-Fred z. Kunkel
business writer, will be the guest speaker
at the meeting at O'Clock March S. al
Thomson Community Center, Twelfth
and L streets. His subject will be I'm
terviewing," and after the lecture he
will conduct an open forum. Short
stories will be read by DR.. Andre Bene-
teau, Georgia Roadway and Maj Ed
ward l.. Dyer.
AT the last meeting DR.. Beneteau of
Catholic University gave a talk, Edward
j. Irvine read poem and Miss Sadie
Sears was approved for associate men,
bership.
Department Of the Potomac. WOman's
Relief COrps.-A joint installation of
the Potomac, G. A. r., was held at
Pythian Temple February 20. Depart
ment Comdr. F. L. Young presided.
The G. A r. officers installed were
Department commander, S. G. Mawson;
senior vice commander, j. M. Kline;
Junior vice commander, DR.. A. G. Tins
dale; assistant adjutant general and
quartermaster, E. D. Godfrey, and chap
lain, w. F. Dorsey.
Oflcers of the corps are: President,
Mrs. Addie w. Hickman; senior vice
president, Louise Watson; junior vice
president, Alice Mead; secretary. Agnes
f. Sibley: treasurer, Julia West Hamil-
ton; chaplain, Edith Bugbee; inspector,
Margaret Marsh: counselor, Ttllie d.
Entrikin; patriotic Instructor, E. Helen
Temple; inside officer, Mary V. Fauth;
senior aide, Charlotte Cary; chairman
Executive Committee, Ella Orr: musi-
clan, M. Adelaide Footer. Mrs. Hickman
received gifts of flowers. Mrs Hamilton,
for 19 years treasurer, and Mrs. Mart
Wingate received gifts. Mrs. Della
O'Brien, the retiring president, pre-
scented gifts to her officers.
The Deutscher Literarischer Verein
met at the home of the president, Miss
Schade, 1929 Rhode Island avenue,
February 81. After short talk by
Miss Schade on the 175th anniversary
of the birth of Mozart, illustrated by
Dorothy Hobley, pianist, and Minnie
Vo1kmann, soprano, the rest Of the pro-
gram, which was dedicated to the
ident of the club, was as follows:
Readings, Mrs. l.. S. Hanson and Miss
Amy G. Leavitt; paper read by Henry
Xander; piano solos by Dorothy Holley;
piano selection. by William Acheson;
recitation, Miss Schade; songs by M.
volkmann and address by Carl Harry
Claudy.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
at the home of Mrs c. r. Cranmer.
The assisting hostess was Mrs. G. H.
Hill Mrs. j. w. FrizZen was chairman.
The president, Mrs. r. B. Bare, opened
the meeting. Papers were read by MRS.
@. L. Peckham and Mrs. N. d. North.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Winter. The assisting hostesses VIII be
Mrs. Edison Briggs and Mrs. Virgil
Miller.
Sons and Daughters of Republic
Clubs, ID. c., ID. A. R.-Celebratton OF
George Washington's birthday anniver-
sary was held February 20 at Peck Me-
mortal Chapel, when Mai. Gen. Amos
A. Fries, u. s. A., retired; Mrs. Edna
Coleman of the Bicentennial Commits
sion. Miss Helen Hartman, State regent
of the D. A. r., and Mrs. Earl B. Fuller,
former State chairman OF the commit
tee, made addresses. Music was fur-
nished by a unit of the United States
Army Band, and several songs by MRS.
Thelma Mills Rector and number by
Nathan Hale Glee Club, Mrs. Tucker,
accompanying.
The clubs sponsored by the National
Society Of the d. A. r. in Washington
are Nathan Hale, John Puvo, president,
and Betsy Ross, at Friendship House,
and Georgetown, Richard Logan, pres
ident, and Mount Vernon, meeting at
Peck Memorial Chapel each month.
The State Committee, with Miss Eliza
beth Molott Barnes, chairman: Mrs.
Frances H. Roundy and Miss Mary +.
Bickford, vice chairmen; Mrs. Margaret
Brllmbaugh, Misses Caroline ]. Babb and
Jean Warfield were hostesses for the
committee and clubs and were assisted
by young woman members OF Nathan
Hale Club and three members OF Boy
Scout troop.
The Girl Homemakers' Club was
honor guest of the clubs.
The Woman's Single Tax Club will
meet March at pm. at the home OF
Mrs Jennie Knight, Cordova Apart
ments. Speaker, Benjamin G. Marsh,
resident secretary of Peoples Lobby:
subject, Ways Out Of Unemployment"
Council of Jewish WOmen-The
monthly board meeting will take place
March at the Jewish Community
Center at 10 80 am. Plans will be made
for the annual luncheon March 10 at
the Hotel Washington Mrs. William
Illch will be chairman OF the party.
semper Fidelis Club met at the home
of Correspondents Secretary Mrs. Renna
Cory, McReynolds Apartment, Tues
day evening. The club voted to. change
its meeting from the second Tuesday
evening Of each month TO the fourth
Monday evening of each month. Mrs.
Frickinger of Baltimore, past national
councillor; Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell, former
deputy. and Deputy Mrs. Fannie JOY
ner spoke. The next meeting will be
March %, with Mrs. Cleada z. Horne,
1920 Connecticut avenue.
The National Delphian Society.-A
second chapter has been organized in
Washington with third one, to be an
evening chapter, to follow soon.
The date selected for this new day
time chapter is March at 10 am. at
the Roosevelt Hotel. at which time the
regular routine plan for Delphian or
ganiZatiou chapters will be followed.
Those enrolled may invite one or
more guests.
The Columbia Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow at ! pm. at the home OF
Mrs. Ida z. Keblar 1922 Park road.
with Mrs. NJ. Z. Leahy assisting.
Chapter II, r. 4. o. SisterhOOd, met
Tuesday with Mrs. r. NJ. Ferguson, on
Sixteenth street. Mrs. Ferguson, presi-
dent, presided. Mrs. c. e. Nelson and
Mrs. Stella Sebern reported on the last
cooperative committee meeting. Miss
Heddon brought greeting from her
chapter, z. j., Eagle Grove, Iowa. George
.. Sutton gave an address.
Twentieth Century Club.-The. inter-
national outlook section will meet to-
morrow at 2:l5 pm. at the Y. w C. A.