Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-12

r. M. Kelly.
officers were elected as follows: Pres
ident. Mrs II A Latane; vice president
Mrs. lone NJ. Knowlto.I. secretary, Mrs
H. B. Callahan: treasurer. Mrs. j. E
Herman; chairman of seminary board
Mrs F. A. Casteel first assistant, Mrs
F. B. Olcott; second assistant, Mrs. H
N. Dorman.
1t was voted TO visit the Corcoran
centennial exhibition June 81 at lC
o'clock
Petworth Woman's Club.-The annua
meeting and banquet was held Monday
evening at Tilden Gardens. Appropria-
tons were made to cover the work OF
the club during the Summer. The an
nual picnic will be held in october al
Vacation Lodge, and card party In
November Mrs. r. K Bailey was voted
into the club. A solo was sung as a
part Of the memorial TO the departed
members by Mrs. z G. Thomas. Mrs
dress and introduced the chairman o!
the program. Mrs. Leafie Dietz She
welcomed the guests and Introduce
Mrs. E B Merritt, retiring president OF
the District Federation of Women 5
Clubs. Mrs. Ellis Logan, past president
Of the federation; Mrs. Frizzen past
president OF the federation. Mrs. Buck
a member o. the club, now living in
Phoenix. Ariz. and Mrs. Baden honor
airy member. also spCk-.
The music section quartet gave selec-
tons. Songs were rendered by Mrs B
J. Fras.er. and readings given by Mrs
nellie Virgins.
C;rIs' Er;opdI,, Socioty Tuar--e;o,,
members from the various branches
were present at the Older members con-
ference at the Holiday House June
and s.
Members and their friends attended
the final meeting June of the Epi-
phany b-anch with Mrs. Grace Berry
at Mrs Charles " Richardson's home
Miss Ethel Grimes. retiring president
gave her report and the branch pre-
"entad hor with Q purse. Rev Mr.
Wills. from thu Epiphany Church,
spoke Meetings will be resumed Oc-
tobor 3.
The Wesley Heights Child Stud,
Club met June for garden party
at the residence Of Mrs Walter David
son en- Lowell street Officers were
elected as follows President. Mrs. Earlc
man of Program Committee. Mrs. Her
bert A Howell; secretary and treasurer
Mrs Charles Iamborn: corresponding
secretary Mrs Dean NJ. Rathbun. So
cial secretary. Mrs. Arthur B. Farnham
and librarian. Mrs Henry D. Ralph, Ar
oSen forum IVES held. when each OF the
mothers told of experiences they hac
had il child training or offered helpful
suggestions they had received during
the year.
International Association of Art ant
Letters members will be guests Of DR.
and Mrs w NJ Gamble at a tea a.
their home. Moh!can Hills. on Conduit
read. D. C. June 49, from 4:30 to 6 81
o'clock. DR. Gamble will read celectiop'
CT poetry Miss Ethel Claire Randall
Who has had much to DO with the Bi
centennial pageant, will give some O
the scenes.
Chapter II. P. Z. O.. held its fina
meeting of the season June : at tn,
home Of Mrs Donald MaXson in Wood
side. Md Plans for a program to b
carried cut for next Winter were dis
cussed A p!cnin dinner in the garder
Of the MaXgon home preceded thu
meeting.
Chevy Chase Branch. National L. A
r. w, met Tuesday afternoon a.
/ Rosshdu Castle. Mrs. Daisy B. Calhoun
being the hostess. The president, Miss
Viola Ofutt, presided and announced
she will be the hostess at the July meet.
ing. Miss Hester Walker Beall wa:
elected chairman of the Program Com.
mittee. Mrs. Lucia Ramsey Maxwell
rave a book review
Wamcn's Relief Corps.-FIag day viii
oe celebrated Tuesday evening jointly
With the Bicentennial Committee, with
a floet in the parade. Capt. F. J
Young, patriotic instructor of the GRAND
Army and Mrs. Helen E. Temple, pa
triotic instructor of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps. are in charge of the pro-
gram. Mrs. Louise Watson, department
president. will lead her department ir
this celebration.
members of the Grand Army and the
Woman's Relief Corps were held at 300
l street June 10.
The Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent
Daughters of Union Veterans of thu
Civil War. elected to membership Mrs
Eernice V. Neon and Laila CLAYTON
Mis-. Moon was initiated The nationa
organization of Daughters of Unior
Veterans Ct the Civil War will furnish
a room in the Peterson House, where
President Lincoln died. The local ten
has already donated articles of furni'
/ ture and arrangements have been com
pleted for the tents participation il
Flag day exercises June IA. The presi'
dent, Mrs. Slattery, announced thu
deaths of William Tindall, Frederick
Shortsleeves and Stephen F. Hamiltcr
of the Grand Army, and Mrs. Davis
| mother of Mrs. Carolina M. Burrows