Evening star., 1935-05-12

Two Noble Kinsmen," by Fletcher
and Shakespeare, was continued un-
der the leadership Of Mrs. NJ H.
Fohrman.
The W0man's Club of Sixteenth
Street Highlands met at the home of
Mrs. Harry E. Claf1in, 1927 Longfellow
street. The president, Mrs. Lewis J.
Battle, presided.
An article, THE Aspen Hill Gene
terry for Animals" was read by Mrs
George c. Shoemaker. Mrs. Percy I.
Balch was program chairman and
read a paper in honor of Mothers day
Refreshments were served, the hostess
being assisted by the Entertainment
Committee.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Albert Horton, 1907
Gallatin street. Luncheon will be
served at o'clock. Mrs. Norton
Little will read a paper entitled
Countries Affected by Japan's Ag-
greSSion."
Frances Willard. w. c. T. u, met
at the home of the president. Mrs.
James Powell. Members completed
an afghan for Walter Reed boys.
The L. T. L., with, Miss Fisher and
Miss Beardsly at the head, held its
medal contest in April. June Watson
won the medal in the senior class and
Betty Tinsman in the junior class.
Mrs. Gross gave readings appro-
pirate for Mothers day.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. D. L.
Pitcher. United States Soldiers Home.
Assisting was Mrs. R. N. Babcock.
The program was as follows:
"Utah-This Is the Promised Land"
Mrs. E. K. Foltz; New Mexico-Clif
Dwellers." Mrs. Byron Hunter.
Mrs. Arthur Loveren Of Washington
was a guest.
The District of Columbia Society,
Daughters Of the American Colonists,
met Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Sol Lansburgh, 1905 Blagden
avenue Mrs. John Franklin Little,
State regent, presided.
Mrs. Frank B. Steele was elected
second vice regent; Mrs. Lee r. Pen
nington, third vice regent; Mrs. Bonar
Bell. State chaplain; Mrs Grant F.
Chase, State historian, and Mrs Ger
trude Charlton, State corresponding
secretary
Mrs. Alfred Ball Garges read an
original paper on the early history Of
Maryland.
Gen. William H. Beck Circle, No
4, Ladies of the G. A. r., met We'd
nesday evening at 2400 Sixteenth
street, Mrs. Susanna v. Myers presid-
ing. Plans we're discussed for the
annual party to entertain patients
at Walter Reed Hospital. Commit
tees were appointed to arrange for
entertainment and refreshments.
A musical program was arranged
by Mrs. Myers.
Dental Hygienists Association-Ofi-
GERS were elected at the annual meet
Ing and banquet last Tuesday at the
Harrington Hotel as follows: Sophie
Gurevich, president; Mary M. For.
near, vice president; Natalie Ostlund
treasurer; Maude Bartoo, correspond.
ing secretary; Kathleen Gates, re.
cording secretary; A Rebekah Fish
to the executive council for three
years; Gertrude Bertrand, historian.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 8
Ladies of the G. A. R., met Monday
at the New Willard, Miss Nellie c
Colclazier in the chair.
Mrs. Sarah E. Deeds announced ar
rangements for the annual join,
memorial exercises to be held in
the rotunda Of the Capitol by U
8. Grant Circle, No. l, and the
Sunday at 2:30 pm.
Mrs. Alice C. Howard read the
general orders from the department
president. Miss Emma F. Hayward
announcing Mothers day exercises
at the Tomb of the Unknown al
Arlington, also on May 26 at the
afternoon service of the eighth an.
nual n1assing of the colors at Wash.
ington Cathedral, where all circle.
are invited. Services will be held al
the Tomb of the Unknown Civil
War Dead at 1880 O'Clock May 30
when wreath will be placed by the
circle presidents.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to De MOlay
Commandery, No. 4, Knight Templar
met at the home of Past Condr and
Mrs. Clarence J. West, 1925 Crit
tenden street, with Mrs. E. M
GuStapon assisting.
Officers were elected as follows
Mrs. Freeman U. Sharp, jr., presi-
dent; Mrs. Harry B. Reed, first vics
president; Mrs. Thomas B. Mitchell
second vice president; Mrs. Percy
Jones, treasurer, and Mrs. Eugene E
Thompson, secretary.
The next meeting to be held with
xContinued on Sixth Ragel