Evening star., 1936-11-29
P. E. O. SISTERHOOD

Chapter G met November 23 at the
nome of Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie and
Mrs Robert Clay Sheriff., 340l Ma
comb street, with Mrs. Redwood VAN
dergrift as assisting hostess. After
the business meeting. conducted by
Mrs. Richard E. Claughton, president,
Mrs. John A. Smith presented a mu-
sical program, with Charlotte La
Fond. vocalist, and Margaret Richard
son. violinist, assisting.
Presidents oi local chapters were
among the guests, who included Mrs.
Grosvenor Jones, Mrs. Jean Maxwell,
Mrs. E. H. Pitcher. Mrs. T. Bruce
King of Chapter A B. Nebraska; Mrs
Henry Robert of Oswego. N. Y; Mrs
Katharine P. Waters. Miss Elizabeth
B. johnson. Mrs Margaret Forbes.
Mrs Wintermute W. Sloan and Mrs
Ruth H. Maxon.
Mrs. 6. F. Bixby entertained Chap
ter A November Is at her home. 1882
Pierce Mill road. with Miss Sarah
E. Simpson as assistant hostess. The
president, Miss Elizabeth B. johnson,
presided over the business meeting.
The program was in charge of Miss
Helen E. Jamison and Mrs. Bixby, who
presented features on the constitution
and bylaws. Mrs. F. L. L. Hitler had
charge of the educational fund box.
She also read several interesting let
ters from girls who had secured loans
through the P. E. o. educational fund
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Bertha Gray and
Miss Mary Tuthill. 1890 Connecticut
avenue, December 2. when Mrs Eliz-
abeth Ferguson. District Of Columbia
Chapter organizer, will be guest.
Chapter NJ met with Mrs. Agnes
Marshall November 49, Mrs. Beth
Ferguson. District organizer, was the
guest. Others in attendance besides
the members of the chapter were:
Mrs. Dorothy Bent, Miss Gladys
Archer and Miss Margaret Blystone,
who soon will be affiliated with chap
ter NJ by dimit. Lillian Case and Ed
mar Gardner were assisting hostesses.
The meeting December will be
with Mrs. Dorothy RAIDER. 1925 Troy
street. Colonial Village, with Frances
Baker assisting. Mrs. Lue r. Spen-
Ger. registrar general. D. A. r.. and
past State president OF Nebraska
p. E. O.. will talk on the beginnings
of the educational fund OF the sister,
hood.
About IS members and guests of
Chapter B were entertained at
buffet luncheon Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Otis j. Rogers. 6412 Thirty
first street, assisting hostesses being
Mrs. Hiram B. Jones and Mrs. A. H.
Williams At the business meeting
the president. Mrs. Eugene H. Pitcher,
presided. An appropriation Of $40 was
made to the Community Chest.
Mrs. Villa B. Hammond gave
talk, illustrated by maps and pictures.
on The Highlights of My Visit in
Scotland and Ireland"
Guests included three officers of the
District Of Columbia Federation Of
Women's Clubs-Mrs Lloyd w. Bid
VIC, PiCcloChls dLo NAio. a. L. 2sAS-
Manus, auditor, both members Of
Chapter L, and Mrs. Charles P. Key
ser, treasurer: also Mrs. Margaret P.
Forbes. president Chapter F; Mrs. H.
Lyle Campbell, Chapter Ell, st. Louis,
Mo-; Mrs. Il. E. Doherty, Chapter p,
Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. L. H. Roddis, Chap
ter K. st. Paul, Mimi: Mrs. Luther F.
Hadley, Chapter B, Bellingham,
Wash, and Mrs. George T. Warren,
Washington, D. c.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. J. P. Hendricks,
1852 K street. December at 8
o'clock. Mrs. william A. Glade will
have for her subject IAN English
Magazine of $50 Years Ago."
Chapter e met at the home Of Mrs.
X. D. Jacob, 38l2 Woodley road. last
Monday evening. Mrs. r. M. Fersu-
son, State organizer, spoke.
The monthly luncheon of all chap
/ ters will be held at Woodward Il 10TH
rop tea room next Wednesday ct
1880. Chapter L will be hostess.