Evening star., 1934-01-21

Tuesday evening. The president. Mrs.
Edna Knight Gasch, presided. The fol-
lowing committees were ratified, chair
man and vice chairman being named
respectively: Membership and CLASH
fication. Jean Bennett and Grace Will
cox; Auditing, Lille Tyser and Edna
Fussell; Finance, Ella Werner and Jesta
Richards; Program, Mary Whiteman
and Jewell Downs; Publicity, Ella Old
ham Howard and Helen Crafts; Civics,
Marie Tedrow and Matte Gibson;
Social, Bette Coleman and Estelle Zir-
kin; Fellowship, Bette Jones and Eliza
beth Sohon; Vocational Guidance, Mar
jorie Webster and Alice Terrell: At
tendance, Lulu Lybrand and Corinne
Mahoney: Luncheon, Mary Burke and
Sally billiard; Bylaws, Helen Barn
hart and Katherine Pike; Washington
Project, Ruby Lee Miner and Clara May
Downey: Convention, all past pres
idents.
The following subcommittee were
organized: Guest Tickets, Eva Turner;
Club Contracts, Laura Waters and Jane
Ryan; Hostesses to Visitors, nellie Hy-
song and Lillias Cropper; Cheer Lead
ers, Loretta Murphy, Jean. Bearmore
Grace Goodpasture, Majorie Webster
Parlimentarian, Agnes Kinnear.
The first luncheon and business meet
ing was held January II, at the Will
lard. The club entertained as its guest
Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam, who
spoke about her experiences in flying,
especially her trip across the Atlantic.
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No. L,
Daughters of Union VeteranS.-Omcers
were installed by Miss Jennie Hamilton,
on January IL, as follows: president,
Miss Lavina Bashford; senior vice pres
ident, Miss Alice Meade; junior vice
president, Mrs. Clara Holbrook; chap
lain, Mrs. Mary RuebSam; secretary, Miss
Bertha Harrington; treasurer, Mrs
Kathryn Rain; patriotic instructor,
Mrs Genevieve Craig; members Of the
council: No. 1, Mrs. Esther Lppold;
No. 2. mrs Anna Ecker; No: 3. Mrs.
Miss Mary E. SheadS; color bearers:
No. 1, Mrs. Hattie Canada: No. 2, Miss
Pauline Commerford; No. 3, Miss Char
chairman of Refreshment Committee,
Mrs. Anna Ecker; chairman Of Floral
Committee, Mrs. Hester Warner; chair
man of Arlington Memorial Committee,
Mrs. Helen Temple; guide, Miss Anna
Horn; guard, Mrs. Nan Thurber; assis-
tant guard, Mrs. Anna McElroy: nust-
clan, Mrs. Addie Hickman.
Gen. Amos A. Fries, retired, OF the
Lincoln Camp, Sons Of Union Veterans,
spoke on the dangers Of allowing aliens
illegally in this country to become
citizens with all the privileges enjoyed
by regular citizens. He declared that
aliens, as pacifists, refuse to fight for
&y.;- I>,,k vic IN
send other citizens to war while they
themselves stay at home to profit by the
war.
The Business and Professional Woxn-
ems Club-To replenish the relief fund
Miss Mae r. Murray, vice president and
chairman Of the Finance Committee, Is
arranging for a card party the evening
of January Is at the Lewis Hotel
Training School Mrs. Mary Lewis act
ing with Miss Murray as hostess. Mrs.
Ruth Dieterich Kalthoff, daughter Of
Senator Dieterich of Illinois, will sing.
Tables have been reserved by the fol-
lowing: Mrs. E. j. Adams, Mrs Florence
McAtee, Miss Margaret Byrne, Miss
Emily Clark, MfS Stella C1odfeltef,
Miss Penelope Cobb, Miss Ellen Col
Inns, Mrs. Helen DubaS, Miss Martha
Edwards, Miss Florence Enos, Mrs.
Julia o. Elikke, Mrs. Lena Geesa, Mrs.
Clyde Hadley. Mrs. Floyd Hadley, Miss
Elizabeth Haney, Miss nellie Ingels,
Miss Nina Knsella, Mrs. Jessie Eliot
Perez, Mrs Marie s. Pierce, Miss Doro-
thy Robinson, Miss Efie Marie Ross,
Mrs. Caroline B. Stephens, Miss Lucetta
Stockbridge, Mrs. A. II. Tackett, Mrs.
Agatha D. Ward, Miss w. Wellborn,
Mr.. Warren Wattles, Mrs. Ellis Yost.
Ladies' Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
nuhlic, Department Of the Potomac, on
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