The Washington times., 1915-01-11

The Washington Alliance Of Jewish
Women will hold its regular monthly
meeting tomorrow at 2:30 In the vestry
rooms of the Eighth Street Temple.
An interest .ng program has been ar
ranged. Miss Janet, Richards will give
the main talk of the afternoon. Miss
Hortense Brylawskl will discuss cur.
rent events. and Mrs. Helen Donohue
concluded by SOCIAL hour.
The Anthony League. will hold its
regular lat home" at $3.50 o'clock to.
morrow afternoon at apartment 375. the
give some interesting events In the life
of Susan b. Anthony. There will he
classes in Spanish at and French and
Esperanto at 3. The regular business
nn.eeting of the league was held on
The Patriots Memorial Chapter, D..
a. T., Will give dance at the Cairo
on Monday; January 49, The president
and many national officers will be pres
ent.
At the last meeting of the chapter, at
the home of Mrs. Annie Tuohy, on
Eighteenth street. memorial services
we're held for Mrs. William Fl. Cheney,
Mrs. NJ. F. Davis, past treasurer gem
eral. and Mrs. Mary r. Keith. Reports
Of officers and committees were given,
showing the fine work which has been
done BY the chapter. and future. plans
ens,nantsI wers discussed for raising fynds for
saSe talk on aa III. Mss Florencs w crc0,e = cOrey
Mission. The chapter voted to give 4
one year scholarship in some useful
work to one of the girls under the care
of the miss ON.
Several of the ladies Of the chapter
mental Hail fund, and these will con.
tnue throughout the winter
The Y. W. c. A. will give a. musicale
Richn fonisnt rd.nn IN the home Of Or. c. w.
MISS Jessie Masters. contralto soIo.
ist of the Church Of the Covenant ana
others Will be on the program. Miss
LOIS Corbin will give some esthetic
msn,hHss' nMnoihms' a snd Miss Lucy, Feagan. a
,nston Collese, is scheduled for dra-
affair will be converted Into furnish
WWsSw foT the English room in. the new
the English classes which are held
mere, the Hearth-Fi Club will gath
er on FRIDAY evenings about the omen
crate. which Is feature Of the room
me me continent which binds this little
of Tts e feunS BY one Of
tne hearth Of an old English inn.
awhile! Here may thy storm-b cit
vessel sately ryde. This is the port
or rest from troublous toyle. the
wearisome turmoyle"
A council of members Of the Y. w.
G; A. was formed at a supper given
Thursday night In the cafetaria at the
new quarters. 1t is composed CT rep.
resentative members. and it's aim is
TO increase the number OF members by
lntereetlng as many as possible in the
work that is being done. a constitu-
temporary officers elected: President,
Miss Eatelle Foster; first vice presi-
dent. Miss Anna Bigelow; second vice
president: Miss Imogene James: third
vice president, Miss Ruth Greathouse;
secretary. Miss Mary Holland.
The sections. of the Twentieth Cen.
tury Club will meet during the COM
ing week as follows:
Henry Farquhar. 1901 Park road, this
morrow at the residence Of Mrs. Gil
street; $ 1;sstoa At II a: r.; srehasoiosy in ths
SeSn lowe; ssss i"Se Wooslsy OF pl @ss: aee:
Trsneh e rasGenee On af Mrsy Ct at
Sixteenth and Emerson streets: art,
Thursday at 8 o'clock at the residence
or MRS. Dayton Ward, 1869 Columbia
road. and parliamentary law, Friday
at the home Of Mrs. Frank II. Rutter,
1442 Belmont street
The civics and education section will
be addressed by Miss Josephine Es-
chenbrenner. membership secretary of
the national child labor committee
other su bj ects for. consideration will
be the status Of the married school
teacher" milk rating" and "as-
lief"
The subject Of the art section will
be ,"Velasquez." Mrs A. r. Crandall
will give the paper:
club was held on Thursday at All
Souls Unitarian Church. Important
amendments to the constitution and
BYLAWS were discussed and adopted
making the constitution more in keep.
ing with the modern spirit OF club
dom. Among the changes were the
selection OF candidates under pri.
heretofore by a nominating commit
tee. and the admission OF Ave mem