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Gfcibs and Societies THE District of Columbia Womans Christian Temperance Union met In executive session Wednesday at the building Mrs Emma Sanford Shelton occupying the chair MrB Caw thorn chairman of the committee on public fountains reported that permission has been granted the District CT by the commissioners to erect a fountain at the northeast corner of the Treasury Thie will be as a memorial to Frances Willard Mrs Ingalls superintendent of anti narootlcs told of the use of cigarettes by kowski and Humoresque Dvorak by Mme Duff Lewis violin Mile Marie Becker piano and Dore Wolfsteiner violoncello Reading Le Speciallste by JJlle Prudhomme Piano Waltz Chopin by Mile A CLeavitt Reading La Biographie de Talma et de Rachel and Critiques Humorestlques by Prof Rlvot Song A Perfect Day by Draper accompanied by Mile Becker Reading Rung in With the Gold Spooners by Arthur Davidson Vocal duet Tl Rammenti Campana by Mile Becker and Draper accompanied by Mme Duff Lewis A one titled La Souris was ttr TLA i act comedy entl SET J0 rr Shi i in by and Mme Capdervielle This suggested an anticigarette campaign and that the use every means to stamp out the evil Sunday June 23 Is to be known as anti cigarette day in all the churches Mrs Emma Bennett of the Georgetown union presented a picture of Frances Willard to be hung In the rest room of the building McCall Chairman of floor com was followed by an hour of French con versation during which refreshments were served and plans discussed to give a three act comedy in the fall at the opening of the club The Marcia Burns Chapter A was entertained last Wednesday by Miss Nora Pepper at the Wyoming The election of officers for the year resulted as follows Regent Mrs Margaret Moore mlttee presented a picture of Pocahontas vlce prederlckBrJan hon for the parlor The next quarterly meeting of the District will be held in the Metropolitan Baptist Church Friday June 14 Patriots Memorial Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met Tuesday evening May 7 at the residence of Mrs Frances Marsh Gregory who was assisted by Dr Sallie Jones Jagers in entertaining Mrs Joseph A Arnold the regent read a number of letters from distant cities showing continued interest In preservation of old town records also the move to encourage school children in tracing and recording their ancestry orary vice regent Mrs Joseph Kinch ling recording secretary Miss Elizabeth Hesse assistant recording secretary Miss Mary Stewart corresponding secretary Mrs William Ethell treasurer Mrs Otto Luebkert registrar Mrs Thomas Smith historian Mrs Charles Gates chaplain Mrs Henry Averill A paper on The Historic Bells of Washington was read by Mrs Carlson and Mrs Bryan Mrs Hesse Mrs Carlson and Mrs Moore talked on Congress Echoes Several musical selections followed including an anthem composed by Mrs ODonoghue and dedicated to the A chapters Mr Joseph A Arnold husband of the ineUUnvn rvrvm i regent presented to the chapter a hand 1 about the work of the A Jn Bostn somely engrossed charter The chapter presented a silver set knife An attractive feature of the meeting of fork and spoon appropriately engraved the Dixie Chapter I last Wednes to its first baby son of Capt and Mrs day evening was the historical paper on Feamstpr A born February 11 the battle of Melvin Hill which was 12 I contributed by Mr Nina Knock The The officers rendered their annual re meeting which was held at the home of ports showing much creditable work ac i the president Mrs Howell Smith was complished largely attended The Innovation of hold The following officers were elected for ing a historical discussion at each meet the ensuing year Regent Mrs George i ing is proving a pronounced success Ar Smallwood first vice regent Mrs Joseph rangements were completed for the dance A Arnold second vice regent Mrs to be given by the chapter for the benefit CHney reelected recording secretary the Confederate Memorial Home fund Miss Anna Innis Slaughter correspond May 23 ing secretary Miss Gertrude Norton reelected treasurer Mrs Nellie Bar I Tle Excelsior Literary Club met at the rett reelected i registrar Mrs George I hom of Mrs Frear 223 Eighth street Conway reelected i chaplain Mrs John ortheast Tuesday afternoon Mrs Calvin Elliott reelected parliamcritar I rean chairman of the committee on ar ian Dr Sallie Jones Jagers reelected i historian Mrs Frances Marsh Gregory rangements reported regarding the plans for a banquet to be Riven hv the cin in A special meeting of the chapter was Octobe celebrating the twenty fifth an I afternoon The Vorwartz and I a instrumental music was nq IMtS Iv3 a Turn Verein of Baltimore and eu hostess Thirty one Mj8a a Mr7 i mbia Turn Verein will contest in members responded to roll call The f0 MrAi i next meeting be held at the Ke33 Miss Rich rk wi nelQ at tfte hom fardson Mrs AT Trnkv ro ill 1 rr Ullfv HI Jl Street TinrthTL eot I 7 auuci caics ill aiuic a i 1 ill 2TIfr M190 Virginia Dv 4 held Tuesday May 14 at the home of Dr Jagers to outline plans for next year The Bearen convention of the Philadel phia Turnbezirk will be held at the Co lumbia Turnverein 9 street north west thi German the Columbi athletic The del the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and will be met at the station by a committee and escorted to the clubhouse A reception will be given in their honor at 2 oclock The athletic exercises will begin at 230 and continue until 4 oclock The convention at 6 will consist of speeches musical numbers and lectures The Bethel Literary and Historical So clety after a sharp and spirited contest hose the following officers for the ensu ing year Dudley president i Evans vice president Miss Mary Curtis recording secretary Waters assist ant secretary Scott corresponding secretary Tucker scrgcant at arms Dr I Koss chaplain Miss Marie Madre librarian Prof Richards lecturer and attorney and Miss Mattie Bowen treasurer President Dudley shortly will announce his advisory board The board of lady advisers of the Dis irct branch of the International Sunshine society was entertained at tea Tuesday Tfttmooii by the District president Mrs Tlla Knight The members of the hoard are Mrs Knight Mrs Charles Grandfield Mrs Henr Coudcn Mrs nnersary of the founding of the chh Mrs Holmes the essayist of the afternoon read a paper on Phillip II and the Inquisition of Spain which was discussed by the club Miss Flora McCreerv lit4 a paper on Holland From 1S to Mary Breed Chapter A held Its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at the home of the regent Mrs Ellis Logan 1253 Irving street the regent presiding A report of the recent congress was given by the delegate Mrs Windle followed by a history of Mary Breed given by Miss Ethel Harper Miss Clark gave an interesting outline of the work of the Colorado Chapter and Mrs James Clark vice regent of Mary Breed Chapter enthusiastically told of the womens vote in the West Mrs William Andrews president of the District of Columbia Federation of Womens Clubs discussed the civic and patriotic work conducted through the federated clubs of the District A brilliant musical program was given by Mrs Randolph I Geare and Mr Jefferies soloist Refreshments were served and a social hour followed The St Lukes Association elected its board of directors and audit committee at the annual meeting of their hall association at Walker Memorial BaptistChurch Friday night The secretamlreasurer Mrs Anderson reported the work of the year The associations affairs were in good condition The following were elected to offices Alex Garner Mrs Anderson MissvMattIe Bowen Mrs A Bar ton Norman Louis A Alexander Peace Mrs Olivia Pryor Mrs Lizzie Snelson Sergt John Buck Mrs Victoria Waller Freeman Reuben Tyler Louis Faulcon John Sims Mrs Mary Griffin A Richardson Miss Susie Booth and Moore The District of Columbia Society of the United States Daughters of 1812 held the final meeting of the season at the Ebbitt House Tuesday The president Mrs Kate Kearney Henry presided After the reading of the minutes and monthly reports of the various officers the annual reports were presented The report of the treasurer Mrs William Dove showed the society to be in good condition financially while the report of the historian Mrs Samuel A Kimberly gave evidence of the efficient work along patriotic lines that has been accomplished during the past year Mrs Augustus Jackson librarian gave an account of the reference books presented to the society Miss Estelle Richardson presented an interesting collection of pictures of historic places to the library Mrs Vandergrift chairman of the patriotic education committee spoke of the school at Marysville Tenn and 23 was appropriated toward the education of a boy there The special business of the day was the election of three officers as follows Third vice president Mrs Mary Dallas Strong librarian Mrs Augustus Jackson historian Mrs Samuel A Kimberly To fill the office of auditor made vacant by the election of Mrs Strong to the vice presidency the president Mrs Henry appointed Mrs Amos Draper Among those present were Miss Hardy of Arkansas Mrs St Clair of stonewall Jackson Chapter No 0 United Daughters of the Confederacv met at the Confederate Memorial Home Vermont avenue northwest Monday evening Mrs Magnus Thompson presided Resolutions were adopted offering the sympathy of the chapter to Mrs Wilkms recording secretary and Mrs Fry and Miss Bradt whose families had been visted by death since the last meeting of the chapter Mrs Shields historian gave an interesting talk on Raphael Semmes commander of the Confederate cruiser Alabama airs Ludlow who Alex White nes Mrs Potts Mrs Strong Mrs Trowbridge Mrs William Dove and Mrs Paine At the next meeting of the Indiana Society which will be held at the old Masonic Temple nest Wednesday at 8 oclock James Statesman late envov extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Boliva will present his illustrated lecture on Boliva and the Land of the Incas represented Mrs president general of the SPECIAL A SERVICES United Daughters of the Confederacy i Praise Wil1 Be Given Tay for Workers as luaiiun oi nonor at the recent meeting of the United Confederate Veterans at Macon Ga told interestingly of her uip xne session closed with a social hour Mrs Belt serving tea The June meeting will be the last until fall Chapter 0 celebrated its tenth anniversary with hni the residence of Mr and Mrs I Andrews 1225 Fairmont street Wednes na evening Tne president Mrs hieii acted as toastmistress and Who Raised 110000 Fund As an aftermath of the successful ten day campaign which was concluded Monday the officers and members of the local CA will hold a special service of praise at St Pauls Lutheran Church Eleventh and streets northwest this afternqon at 4 oclock Sufficient money was raised to purchase the 110000 site at the corner of Thir teenth and 1 streets on which the new McKahan Mrs Sanford Taylor troduced the speakers who responded as I A building will fee erected and Mrs Emma Shelton Mrs Richard I follows 5asch and Mrs Henry Mann Plans or the work of th ensuing year were formed and committees appointed Our Brothers Mrs American Chapter A will hold ts annual social meeting next Friday vening in the red parlor of the New Cbblt An interesting program has been irranged At the May meeting officers Vr the ensuing year were elected as fol nws Mrs Mattingly regent Mrs Ferrin vice regent Miss Nellie Theaker registrar Mrs Brooks Teasurer Mrs Worrell historian Jrs Stagge secretary The annual meeting of Dolly Madison hapter A was held at the home if Mrs Arnold Werner Spanhoofd in lillyer place The yearly reports of the ictive officers were read and the regent ilrs James McNabb reviewed the history if the chanter The following officers ere eleoted for the coming year Recent Mrs James MoNabb vice regent Miss Kathertne Custis secretary Miss Catherine Barlow treasurer Mrs Charles Vesblt corresponding secretary Mrs Dales registrar Mrs Annie Tonge historian MrB Arnold Werner Spanhoofd The new board of management is com losed ofMrs Charles Bailey Miss Tul och Mrs Henry Mann Mrs istis Miss Gilbert Miss Hooper Mrs harles Dubois and Mrs Thompson The delegate to the national congress is Mrs Charles Bailey alternate Mrs A A Blrney Mrs Charles Windle Fourteenth ind Perry streets entertained the Senior Governor Thomas Welles Society Children of the American Revolution on Friday evening Mrs Emig presided The report for the year showed addition of 23 members with 5 trans erredto the A and 1 to the The following officers were elected Wee president Frances Evarts corre iponding secretary Louise Muldrow regarding secretary Hugh Phillips treas irer Evelyn Emig historian Juliet urtiss registrar Stanton Henry color Carers Anna Decker and Wright John in Miss Rose Ncjson gave recitations and kfrs Ella Knight president of the nternational Sunshine Society for the District made an address The society appropriated money to send lck child away for a two weeks va atlon During the social 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represented by the five different sizes circles The number of points represented by each size must be computed separately and the whole added together In calculating the number of points if more are given than a respective circle is entitled to the solution wall be voided The object to work to therefore is to get as near the exact number of points as you can without exceeding the number represented by any one sized circle In the event that two people give the same number as the grand total but differ as to the number of points represented by one or more of the different sized circles the one whose calculation of the respective circles is nearest correct will be regarded as submitting the better solution Solutions must be submitted in the following way The blank for the information must be inclosed in a small envelope apart from the working papers which should be inclosed in a larger envelope If the outside or larger envelope is mailed write the name and address of the sender in the upper right hand corner Solutions unaccompanied by the working papers will be voided Not more than three additional charts outside of the chart in the paper will be allowed any contestant No change will be allowed to be made after a solution has once been submitted Every solution must be accompanied by the information blank properly made out by the sender Local contestants must submit their charts by 12 oclock Saturday June 1 Those residing at a distance must submit them within 13 days from the date they receive notification either through the paper or by i circular ADDITIONAL PAYMENTS Contestants who did not pay the full amount allowed in the preliminary contests will have the privilege or doing so in this If more than one answer was submitted in the first contest by dividing the number of solutions into the total amount paid contestants may ascertain what portion of the amount is subject to a dividend in case they win That portion if it has not already been increased in the second contest may now be increased to the full ainount of 840 Or if it were increased on the second contest but not enough to reach the limit the balance may be paid now Contestants are requested to pay particular attention to that section in the blank where they are to insert what they have paid1 When you send more money write on the envelope Solution and Subscription NOTICE This chart will appear in The Post but twice today and tomorrow Three additional charts will be given to those who call for them beginning Monday afternoon Out of town contestants who have sent self addressed envelopes will have the charts mailed to them tomorrow Those who have not sent envelopes and wish charts should send their envelopes at onee This plan has been adopted instead of sending the charts to all those tied because so many have chaiged their address from that noted in the first blank that it would be impossibleimpossible to reach all by mailing charts to the original addresses 2 CQ en a 0 CO 03 I 05 2 t5 1 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