The Washington times., 1905-02-25

but by no means least. the members
were told of the good timse coming OF
the baseball games with Times gold
medals as prizes: of the boating trips
up the river. with all the other circles
in The Times division.
Monday Night Meetings.
The members decided on Monday as
the night on which to hold their meet
ings. There was no particular reason
for choosing this night, unless it was
the fact that Monday Is the first day of
the week, and. of course. the first day
Is the best time to start out doing good.
These members are going around TO the
poor, sick little children who never have
much happiness In their lives. They are
going to take flowers to these children
They are also going TO carry books and
magazines TO the, homes. and, If they
have time, read them TO the sick chill
dren. Every two weeks they are going
TO report to the organizer at The Times
office and tell hum just what they have
done.
Don't you think that the Magnolia Cir
Gle Is going to be successful?
Red Blossom Circle.
The Red Blossom Circle of The Wash
ington Times Division OF the Interna-
ticnal Sunshine Society. organized at
1222 [ street northwest. was in hurry.
The members decided rot to wait until
evening, but set o'clock in the after
noon as the fitting hour to be initiated
into the society.
Several members gave UP dancing
school TO be present al the meeting, ana
the District organ nicer had more than q
little trouble TO. keep the number OF
charter members down to eight.
1T looks as II we ought to haxe Az mere nor.
the president of the Red Blossom Circle.
Made It All Right.
But after the District organizer ex-
planned that the eight charter members
could elect all the associate members
they wished, and give them equal rights
with the charter members, she was
pleased.
There are five boys among the charter
members and only three girls. and here
in was a, bone CT contention. But the
president will now see that sufiicienf
number of girls a;e elected associate
members to make up for the present
disparity.
And / don't know that it makes. 50
Both boys and girls can play Finch,
Pit, Fox and Hounds. Chase, Charge
Yaiu. and games like that"
One boy stated ha liked to play basket
bail. and Helen Warnecke said she liked
baseball.
So matters were adjusted. and The
charter presented.
The charter members are as follows;
Helen WaTnecke president; Edgar De
moreland. secretary; Margie Moch, Ella
Kendig Dewey Warnecke. Lewis De-
moreland. and Grosyenor Crabb.
Four-Leaf Clover Circle.
The Four-Leaf Glover Circle was the
last Sunshine Circle to be organized
yesterday. 1t took place at 7:30 o'clock
last night at the home of Dr. c. v
Petteys. 1922 Twelfth street northwest
The charter members of this club are
all boys. and they believe the Sunshine
Circles should have a gymnasium The
fact is, they think there ought to be
four gymna asiums-one in each section Of
the city.
These boys think. moreover. that the
members of the circles ought TO read the
same books. play the same games and
send In puzzles to the Times of their
ozyn making. They intend to think up
some puzzles themselves and send them
in. These boys are goin~ to the theater
soon
The members of the circle are: Ray
nlond T. Moore, president; Bertram Kohl
Petteys. secretary; Gaines Lipscomb, J.
Francis Moore. jr., P. Barbour Lips
comb. and Frank D. Hobbs.