Evening star., 1937-02-28
P. E. o. SISTERHOOD

Mrs. Charles Sidney Forbes, retir-
ing president Of Chapter r, gave Q
tea last Sunday for members Of the
chapter and other p. z o. friends.
The tea was the first social event in
Mrs. Forbes new home, on Tennyson
street, Chevy Chase. The hostess was
assisted by her officers.
Chapter H met Tuesday evening ut
the home of Mrs. D. L. Maxson,
Woodside, Silver Spring. Md. A book
report was given by Mrs. Bertha Nell
son and greetings from Miss Mac.
mullan, president Of Chapter o. TO
Chapter H.
The next meeting will be held at
rick, Keystone Apartments, PenrSyl-
vania avenue.
Chapter A was entertained Febru.
ary II at Swartzen Methodist Home
for Children, with Mrs. Mary w. Hyn.
son and Miss Bes c. Miles as host.
esses. They were assisted In receiving
the guests by Miss Ella M. Hayward.
superintendent of the home, and
Misses julie Matchett, Marjorie Scott
and Hilda Crawford Of the home.
Guests at the business meeting, at
which the president, Miss Elizabeth 3.
johnson, presided, included Miss Laura
Hanson, past president Of the District
of Columbia Chapter, and the follow
ing officers of the State Chapter:
Mrs. Katherine Jacob, president: Dr..
Ella R. Fales, first vice president:
Mrs. Maude N Stockberger, second
vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth Fergu-
son, organizer; Miss Elizabeth Reyn-
olds, recording secretary, and Mrs.
Anna K. Underwood, treasurer. Pres
idents Of District chapters present
we're: Mrs. L. H. Pitcher, B; Mrs.
w. L. Mattocks, G; Miss Myrtle Seid-
Ter, D; Mrs. r. 4. Claughton, @: Mrs.
D. L. Maxson, H; Mrs. J. w. Frixsell.
L. Also Mrs. J. w. Edwards, Mrs.
Belle Mckenzie and Miss Mae Neff Of
Chapter D, Mrs. J. e. Morgan, K, and
Mrs. Lillian Stewart, M, Syracuse.
N. Y.
Miss Glenna Irene Potts, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Potts, played q
group of piano selections. Mrs. J. W.
Edwards sang, accompanied BY Miss
Myrtle Seidler.
ant attorney in the Department Of
Justice, spoke. Songs by the Calvary
Methodist Church Male Quartet,
Thomas B. Hynson, Finley and Whit
ford Cheston and Ray Swan. They
were accompanied by Miss Dorothea
Echoltz.
Chapter E met at the home Of Mrs.
Hazel Wells, l704 Kalmia road, last
Monday evening. Mrs. Mallory was
q guest. A talk on Early American
Furniture" was given by Mrs. Edith
Todd. Refreshments were served.
Chapter B entertained members and
guests at luncheon ut the home Of
Mrs. A. w. Caldwell, 3720 Northamp-
ton street. Tuesday, assisting hostess
being Mrs. P. w. Gibbon and Mrsa,
w. H. Magruder. The president, Mrs7
Eugene H. Pitcher, presided ut the
business meeting. ".
The program was In charge Of Mira.
w. W. Stockberger, second vice presi-.
dent Of the District of Columbia State
Chapter, who spoke on the "Educa-
tional Fund and Cottey College"
Miss Dorothy Wright, Chapter K,
ThemopoliS, Wyo., gave . talk on
What Cottey College Meant to Me-
Moving pictures Of activities at the
college were shown by Mrs. Robert T.
Young. Cottey College, q Junior
college for girls at Nevada, Mo-, be-
longing to the p. z. o. Sisterhood.
has the distinction Of being the only
college in the United States to be:
owned and completely stated BY
women. :.
Special guests were officers Of the
District Of Columbia State Chapter,
Mrs. Kenneth D. Jacobs, presidsnt:
Mrs. w. w. Stockberger, second vice
president; Mrs. e. c. Higbie, cor
responding secretary, and Mrs. Robert
Ferguson, organizer. Other guests
we're Mrs. j. T. Pierce, Chapter DUssll
Rock Point, Mo-; Mrs. Fred Weick.
Chapter A. Hampton, Va; Miss DoroY'
thy Wright, Chapter K, Themopolis,
Wyo.; Mrs. L. H. Hadley, Chapter
ABB, Bellingham. Wash; Mrs. Mas
Hostettler, Chapter BI, Shelton
Nebr.; Mrs. F. G. Skeels. Chapter d
O, Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. r. e
Doherty, and Mrs. John H. Hunter,
r., Chapter o, Washington, d. c.
and Mrs. Ella Hagerty. Mrs. John w.