Evening star., 1936-01-19
News of Local Clubs

the college president, DR.. H. ]. Burg
,stahler, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo H. Paulger, 1886 Chesapeake
street.
A feature of the entertainment was
2 movie Of The Life on the Campus
of Cornell College in 1885" A short
business meeting was held, at which
new officers were elected.
Robert E. Lee Chapter, U. ID. c., met
last Monday at Confederate Memorial.
The meeting celebrated the birthdays
of Gen. Robert E. Lee and Stone
wall jackson. with representatives
from all District Chapters as special
guests.
Mrs. Richard Allen. president, pre-
sided and introduced the guest OF
honor. Maj. Robert Wilson of Camp
I'll, U. C. v. The program included
songs by Mrs Mabel Bullway, Mr.
Leslie Allen and Dr. Seba Christie
with Mr.. William J. Weber, organist
Of Metropolitan Presbyterian Cheruch,
as accompanist; reading. Mrs. William
Meyers: sketch of Sam Davis and the
Sam Davis Memorial Home. by Miss
Katherine H. Wooten, chapter his
torian: an address on Gems. Lee and
jackson by P. D. Gaul, former mayor
Of Seebring, Fla.
The Zonta Club OF Washington
was the hostess club to the Sorop-
tomist, Quota and Business and Pro-
fessional Woman's Clubs Of Washing
ton. DC. at dinner at the May
flower Hote! last Wednesday. Mrs.
Frances Parkinson Keyes, writer and
lecturer. was the principal speaker.
The following clubs we're also repre-
sented at the dinner: Zonta Club of
Annapolis. Zonta Club of Frederick,
Zonta Club of Hagerstown. Baltimore
Soroptomist Club. Baltimore Quota
Club. Montgomery County Quota
Club, Montgomery County Sorop-
tomist Club. Fairfax County Business
and Professional Womens Club
Arlington County Business and Pro-
'fessional Womens Club, Alexandria
Business and Professional Women's
Club and Baltimore Business and
Professional Women's Club.
The next weekly luncheon of the
Zonta Club will be held Wednesday
at the Y. w. c. A. Charlotte Nevin.
formerly international secretary of the
Y. w. c. A., will address the club.
The Rhode Island State Society will
hold a reception for Its congressional
delegation and their wives January 81
at 1927 New Hampshire avenue. For
mer Gov. and Mrs Norman S. Case
and Joseph Keenan,, assistant to the
Attorney General, and Mrs. keenan,
have been invited to receive with the
officers of the society.
On the reception committee will be
Mrs. Daniel J. Hefferman, Mrs. Arthur
Donnelly. William Connor, Miss
Marion Shaw. Miss Helen Cullinane.
Miss Kay Morrison, Mrs. Ada Riley,
Miss Julia Cafferty. George Tormey,
Alfred Picchione and Cyril Costello.
Dancing will follow the reception.
All Rhode Islanders and their friends
are invited.
Capitol Hill w. c. T. U. had at its
January meeting as its guest speaker
Mrs. Birdie Farmer, director Of White
Ribbon Recruits in the District of Co
lumbia. The meeting opened with a
Scripture reading by Mrs. S. L. r.
Church, and prayer by Mrs. Lille
Muf1ley. An article. They Voted Nc"
was read by Mrs. Stratton: "Drys
Fight D. C.. Bar" by Mrs. Muffley, and
a letter from DR.. Izora Scott by the
president, Mrs. Bixler.
Columbia w. C. T. U. met at home
of Miss Georgia Robertson. the Kene-
saw Mrs. Giles Scott Ratter presid-
ed. Miss Downing led the devotional.
Arrangements were made for a
temperance rally in February at CAL
vary Methodist Church. Mrs. Har-
yey, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Trimble. Mrs.
Morris, Mrs Carroll and Mrs. Collins
were appointed as committee to plan
the program. DR.. Roe gave q talk
on the Crime Conditions in Wash
ingtcn." A new member, Miss Will
lard, was welcomed.
Takoma Park w. T. C. U.-Mrs.
Sina M. Stanton, director of the
department of legislation of the Dis
trict W. C. T. u, was the guest
speaker at the meeting Tuesday eve
ming at Washington Missionary Col
lege.
Mrs. C. c. Pulver lead the devo-
tional service. Herbert Walls told
of his work In the Loyal Temperance
Legion.
Miss Lucille Fogelgrin, accompanied
by Miss Dorothy Adams, played q
violin solo, and Miss Ruth Schiller.
accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Knight
Casey. sang.
The Curley Club will meet Thursday
at the Continental Hotel, to be fol-
lowed by dancing. The executive
committee will meet at the home OF
the president, Roland Hyland, 2422
North Capitol street, tomorrow night.
The bowling teams meet each Nom
day night at the Brooks Club alley,
~ I street. at 3 o'clock.
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