Evening star., 1935-06-02
.HE Ohio Girls Club of Wash
ington held installation of Of
ficers at the last meeting. Miss
Il Kathryn F. Kelly of Colum-


Nominating Committee, was install
ing officer.
The officers are: President Miss
Fausta Puffenberger; first vice presi-
dent. Miss Bessie Lemon; second vice
president. Miss Helen Jolliff: third
vice president, Miss Lucille Armen-
trout; corresponding secretary, Miss
Phyllis Carpenter; recording secre-
tary, Miss Rachael Biehler; treasurer,
Miss Mary G. Spear; assistant treas
urer, Miss Edith Everman. and his
torian, Miss Mary K. Kinney
The retiring president. Miss Anna
Park of Columbus, who has served as
an officer tor six successive years
the last three as its president-was
presented with bracelet by the club.
A musical program was rendered by
Raymond Filius, tenor. accompanied
by Mrs. Mabel Thickstun at the
piano A reception to the new officers
was followed by a celebration at the
clubs 18th birthday anniversary. Re-
freshments appropriate concluded the
evening.
This was the last regular meeting
until Fall.
The PetwOrth WOman's Club held
its final business meeting of the year
Monday evening in the PetWorth
School. with the president, Mrs. Otto
Hammerlund. presiding. Reports of
the years work were read by the Sec
ton chairmen, the chairmen of spe-
cial committees and by the director to
tho n Felcrotior
Mrs Conrad Mix, president of the
Marietta Park Club, and her two
directors to the D. c. Federation, and
Mrs. Maurice Smith, president of the
Park View Club. and her two directors
to the D. c. Federation Mrs Frank
MacMaugh was elected to member
ship.
A memorial service was conducted
by Mrs. H. R. Norton and Mrs. H. j.
Smith as tribute to the two men,
bers who died during the year. White
carnations we're deposited in the
clubs silver trophy vase by Mrs
Ieafie Dietz in memory of Mrs.
jeanette Cavanagh and by Mrs. B. J.
Waldo in memory of Mrs. Lulu Rein
bach. A picture entitled, Stream,
Glen Carlyn." by A. H o. Role,
which was won by the club as the
1885 Penny Art Fund award. was
presented by Mrs. Hammerlund. 1t
was accepted for the club by the
president-e elect. Mrs. LeVerne Beales.
Mrs. H. c. Sigourney read her paper
on the history of Petworth. which
won second prize in the contest spon-
sored by the division of literature of
the department Of fine arts of the
D. c. Federation. Mrs F. H
Schwartz's story. The End of the
Line" which won first place in the
Petworth Clubs literature section
contest. was read by Mrs r. E.
Holm and the poem. The Old Well"
written by Mrs Holm. which won
first prize in the literature section
poetry contest. was read by Mrs.
Leafie Dietz. The philanthropic sec
tlon had on display dresses. slips
snd quilts completed since the last
meeting.
Mrs. z. P. Lecrav, chairman: Mrs.
c. z. Nichols. Mrs. A. c. Fovle and
Mrs. Virginia Perrin served luncheon
TO the members of the home section
on Friday at the Georgia avenue
branch Of the Instructive Visiting
Nurses Society. Ten of the visiting
nurses were guests and Mrs. Boiling,
superintendent of the l. v. N. S.,
spoke on the history Of the organiza-
tion and its accomplishments.
The years activities Of the club
closed Friday evening with a banquet
at the Admiral.
Columbia Chapter, Delphian Society,
will meet at the Homer L. Kit Piano
Co. Thursday at 10 am. Mrs. Wilson
B. Nairn. president. will preside and
at the close of the meeting will give
resume of the lesson. The subject
will be Sixteenth Century Music"
Mrs. Charles LIE HeW will be the
leader and open the discussion with
talk on 'On the Threshold of Modern
Music" Other topics will be ''Angli-
can Litany," Mrs Otis w. Elzey:
"Elizabethan Music: Some Famous
Musicians" Mrs. Robert Mancill: "Vir-
ginal and Other Music" Miss Florence
Hull; Predecessors of the OPERA"
Mrs. George M. Norris; Rise OF
Opera" Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson.
A number of members of George
Washington Chapter joined with CO.
lumbia Chapter in its rectn tour
to Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore,
under the leadership of Mrs. c. M.
Jansky, jr.
Mrs. Wilson B. Nairn has invited
members of Columbia Chapter to be
guests at her Summer home at Shady
EiHe Md -1llnp OS Nfic I0L
extended an invitation for an all-day
outing at her Summer home at Sher-
wood Forest. Md, July %.
The chapter will adjourn until Sep
tember.
The 1894 Buttercups met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rada.
2217 Thirty-first street southeast. Ac-
tivities were planned fer the Summer.
Refreshments were served and a guess
ing contest held. Prizes were won by
Rena K. Hunt, Carleton Fry and Edna
Malth.
lexington w. C. T. U.-The Nav
meeting took the form of a picnic
luncheon at the home of Mrs. John E.
Dunn on Bladensburg road northeast.
Luncheon was prepared by the hos
tess and Mrs. James Matthews.
The meeting was called to order by
the president Mrs. N. M. Pollock
Mrs. Fred Ehling gave devotions. with
Mrs. Barnes, wife of the pastor of the
Lincoln Road M. E. Church. giving the
prayer. Reports were given by Mrs.
Edith Carlson, Mrs. John Rogers. Mrs
B. j. Wrightsman and Mrs. Franklin
Adams The death of the mother of
Miss Lillian Carr was reported.
The quarterly convention of the
District w. c. T. U. on June IA was
announced. 1t was voted to have a
mother daughter banquet by this
union some time in October. Mrs.
Annie Glossbrenner and small son,
Guy. were guests.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. r. l.. Spire, 1900 Blag-
den avenue.
The Ben w. Murch Home and
School Association will meet Tuesday
st 2:30 in the Murch auditorium.