Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-24
Cross) to the g. s. n. s. c. to unite
with 1t in sewing for the soldiers.

with it in sewing for the soldiers.
The Cardinal Friend.hlp Social Club
met March II at the residence Of Miss
Catherine Colbert, when officers were
elected as follows: J. Cook. president;
Miss Yetta Krupsaw. vice president;
c.. Walker, secretary: Miss Florence
May. treasurer. A solo was given by
Miss Edna Lewis. accompanied by AL
fred May.
The College womcn's Club gave its
twelfth annual party Tuesday night in
| Epiphany Parish Hall. After a recep-
ton and wartime supper the members.
| taking their cue from the Gridiron din.
ners. entertained with original stunts
Mrs. William F. woolard. president.
IN mob cap and spectacles. pres sided as
| The Old Woman Who Lived n a Shoe.
present. there was Simple simon"
| (Mrs. Eugene Stevens), youth in a
pink smock, with mothers pail, from
which he caught a huge fis h;oa Little e
shaftoe's Sweetheart" (Miss Karoline
A. Klager). The Queen of Hearts"
Miss Martha MacLearl, wio made
Miss Edna J. Sheeby). a farmer boy
in checked jeans and suspenders: Each
did her stunt to the entire satisfaction
| of Mother"
Mrs. o. L.. veerhof.. as Gloom"
| sobbed over the war. the car service.
the eatless days and the coal shortage
| until "Mirth" (Mrs. Morris Isien), in
crimson and bells. drove her. away with
laughter. The Jazz Band, led; by Mrs
Henry White. rendered the Anvil
Chorus" in fine style. the combs. coffee
| grinder, COW bells and teapots blending
| in imperfect harmony.
The troubles of the program commit
| tee were depicted in pantomime by Mrs
". E. Chamberlin. chairman; Mrs. Karl
F: Kellerman. Miss Margaret Bright and
| Miss Eunice Oberly. Each. naturally
| wanted her own fad to be the prominent
| feature of the evening: the suffragette,
the dancing lady. the musical lady. the
| knitting lady. the soldier-entertaining
lady, gracefully expressing her particu-
! lar view only to become highly indignant
| when it was rejected by the others.
Holyoke, turned from classic pursuits
/ to the solving of the food problem, show
ed group of gardeners struggling with a
large and active potato bug, which they
sprinkled with poison and finally killed.
George Washington, in depicting the
woes OF the winters coal situation. figured
the appea an7ar Of Coal herself sci
| MASTERS" but eventually rescued by a
group of college women, singing United.
Stand for Wilson-and Protect Your
Coal"
Another section depicted the troubles
| of local phone users. and Goucher repre-
| scented group of woman war workers
| wax works. which was described by Miss
Gunther. and which included a strap
hanger with an arm grown out an extra
| foot
A burglar (Mrs. c. E. SiebenthaD dane
ed in the spotlight Of an electric lantern,
| and passing a sdeboard laden with silver
| and the jewels of toilet table, cracked a
! safe to snatch small bag of wheat
| The Trial OF Kaiser BILL" by the
Washington College of Law section of
the club, was successful in getting the
defendants goat" Everybody saw it.
from an atmosphere of rainbow colors,
apparently snatching their costumes in
passing through. swayed and posed
to lovely music until they faded into
the nowhere whence they came
The program opened and closed with
Hymn Of the Republic and america"
and it's clever song hits included fright
in the Corner Where You Are"-with
| its appeal to help out Uncle Sam.
When 400 women who. first O.: all. had
the initiative to want to go to college,
and then came out, most OF them. with
degrees. undertake to do anything, they
generally do (which accounts for the
success Of the College Women's Club,
Starting twelve years ago with few
members and no home. it now possesses
a handsome clubhouse which already is
| too small for the activities Of its mem
bership along educational patriotic and
philanthropic lines.
The District Branch Of the National
Congress of Mothers and PARENT
Teachers' Associations met Tuesday
afternoon at the Rochambeau. when the
| different committees reported upon
their sections. Mrs. Rafter. president
| Of the District branch, gave a state
| uoent of reports made by many prom