Evening star., 1915-10-10
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John A. She'll; song, '"The Cry of Rach-
ell" the Misses Nugent and Brooks.
Charles w. Stewart, superintendent
of library and naval war records, will
answer questions that may be submit
| ted
Miss Leavitt.
| There will be no admission fee and
no collection. The public is invited.
ARMY AND NAVY CHPTER, D. A. R.
| Army and Navy Chapter. D. A. R..
| will meet tomorrow at Continental
| Hall All members are requested to be
present.
HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION.
The Home Economics Association held
its first meeting of this season Tues
| day afternoon at the Public Library.
Mrs. Henrietta w. Calvin gave a talk
on New Phases of Home Economics
Teaching as Observed in Forty
1t was shown that marked advance
had been made in schools of all kinds
in all parts Of the country. In some
schools this branch Of study has been
placed in the curriculum at such a
practical benefit to the pupil and the
school alike.
LINCOLN CIRCLE, G. A. r.
The first meeting for the season of
Lincoln Circle. No. 3. Ladies of the G.
the home of the president, Mrs. Jennie
Street. There was a large attendance
and reports from various committees
were read. Application blanks may be
Clara Avery. 14o3 Park road. Initiation
will take place October 10, at the home
of Mrs. Leeds, 1117 Q street northwest.
SOCIAL CLUB. H. H. A.
The Social Club, H. II. A., will hold
It's initial ball at old Masonic Temple,
November 2. The general committee in
charge Is A. Goldberg. chairman; B.
Applestien, d. Kaufman, N. Sherman
and s. Hitler. There will be a special
meeting this afternoon at 4:30 at the
Iclubrooms, AS NJ street northwest.
cardinal PLEASURE CLUB.
The Cardinal Pleasure Club met last
Sunday at the home of Miss Annie L.
Zarin, 1928 9Th street northwest. Dane
ing, music and refreshments were on
the program.
ANTHONY LEAGUE.
The first regular meeting of the sea-
son Of the Anthony League was held
THURSDAY at the home of the president,
Mrs. Annie e. Hendley, 20o7 Columbia
road, when Mrs. Nannette b. Paul gave
the first of a series of lectures on
the general principles Of the common
, law. The next in the course will be
given Thursday evening at the same
address The league will hold its week
ly Eat homes" every Tuesday, from
to s o'clock, at 2007 Columbia road.
BLOOMINGDALE W. c. T. q.
The Bloomingdale Young Peoples
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Pollock. Eectidn 81 olicers resulted
al follows: Miss Rosalie Taylor, re-
elected president; Miss Lillian Allison,
ss Siee prsssdent Frsd spedel
cording secretary. and Miss Bessie
Lineback, corresponding secretary
Miss Anna Bowden was appointed SUI
partment and Miss Grace Johnston was
named chairman of the membership
committee. Mrs. Thresa Williams. dis
trict oficer Of this branch, led the de-
votional. Miss Hester Munger gave
ments were served by the newly elect
ed president, Miss. Taylor.
FRIENDSHIP NURSERY AID.
The first meeting of the Friendship
Nursery Aid will be held tomorrow at
b. T Lindsay. 1zs4 Madison street north
west, for the election of omcers and
receiving annual reports This club,
which was formed a year and haii
benefit of the babies at Friendship
House, In Southeast Washington. has
a membership Of fifty active members
and thirty associate members. During
the past year the club was addressed
bv Judge Latimer, walter Ufford and
Waiter Clephane, and has given sill
yer tea, a five hundred party and sew
eral outings for the children's nursery,
besides aiding in a financial way.
PARAMOUNT CLUB.
The Paramount Dramatic Club met
Monday evening at its clubrooms. sos
Maryland avenue southwest, with Pres
ident H. Cohen presiding.
The club has made such progress in
the short time 1t has been in existence
that arrangements are being made to
move from it's present quarters to
rooms in the heart of the city, where
there will be ample accommodations
for all.
Rehearsais are now being held Of the
miniature musical comedy. college
Days" which will be produced in the
| near future for one OF the charitable
institutions Of the city. Amy amateur
dress Director Black. sos 18th street
northwest, or A. Marcus. 825 AZ street
southwest.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The Twentieth Century Club held it's
first meeting Of the season Thursday
at All Souls Church. The program
consisted Of discussion on The
statutory Minimum Wage" DR.. A. j.
McKelway. local secretary Of the ma
tional child labor COMMITTEES. speaking
for the measure and Rome G. Brown Of
Minneapolis. former president of the
American Bar Association. speakingl
against It, Mr.. Brown is the lawyer
for the appeal to the Supreme Court
in the Oregon minimum wage case. a
decision on which is expected soon.
The meeting was thrown open to the
public and many persons outside Of
the clubs membership availed them
selves of the opportunity to hear the
discussion.
The business meeting Of the club was
held after the luncheon, owing to the
fact that wedding ceremony was per-
formed in the church at the hour when
the club usually assemblies.
Resolutions on the de- eth Of Miss
EIiz hath Rrouyu one of the cluh's n