Evening star., 1919-12-07

Wendell Wolfe Chapter. ID. A. r..
met Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Harriet Mills and Mrs. Ada C.
PAYNE on Rhode Island avenue. The
regent. Miss Bertha Frances Woi1e.
presided Tel w. Lampkin, director
OF the rehabilitation work of the
Board for Vocational Education. spoke
along the line of Americanization
work Other speakers were Grace
NJ. Pierce, registrar general. ID. A. X,
and Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood. founder
and honorary chaplain general OF tne
=. A. r.. Who lso was n guest. MUSIC
was Furnished by Miss Lura ]. Camp
bell and by the Ariel Quartet
The District OF Columbia Congress
of Mothers and Parent-Teaehers As
sociationS will give a tea and eNnlplt
of clothing made for needy schoei
children Tuesday from to IN the
room in the Old Central High School
which the board of education mas
placed at the disposal of the organi,,
zation for that purpose. Ihere WI.
be a demonstration in dyeing 1aoriSs
by Miss Nina b. Densmore. ihe Puo-
lie is cordially invited.
The Bryan buchanan r. T. Associn-
tion, at it's meeting Wednesday at tue
Rryan School drew up a resolution. TO
he sent to the board of education. pro
testing against the additional eleriGai
work the already overworked teacn-
ers are obliged to do in connection
with the three drives now going
through the schools Officers elected
were: Mrs. +. Gates. president; M[S'
John Doerr vice president; MRS; L.
Heimer. secretary, and Mrs j. Hat-
ton, treasurer. ..--s-.-
The Brightwood =. Il. Association
met Tuesday evening in the Darlor OF
Thurch DIR. ,JOhn van
Schaick gave an address, and there
was a musical program. ....-
The ESmonds Mothers Club has re-
Gently repaired nearly hundred pairs
of stockings for the clothes conserVa-
ton work for needy school children.
The Monroe Home and School AS
sociation is selling post cards to help
pay for the steroscope, which lt Is
buying for the school.
The Political Study Club held it's
November meeting at the residence OF
Mrs. James Campbell Cantriii, vice
president. Mrs. Wesley NJ. Stoner pre-
siding. Mrs. Gates Perry read a pa
of the Day" Mrs. David H. Kincheloe
gave songs and monologue. and Mrs
Henry Cole sr. of the community
centers No meetings during the hoA-
days.
The Newcomb Club. at it's meeting
at the home of Mrs. Walter +. Perry.
near Woodmont. was addressed py
Paul G. Ledig. who spoke of chemistry
, in modern warfare. 1t was reported
: by letter from Mrs. Mahlon kirk that
the county Red Cross kitchen had
made nearly ten thousand glasses OF
jelly forawounded soldiers. =
The woman's Forum of Citizenship
will be addressed tomorrow at
pm by Mrs. Nanette B. Paul, who
will speak of The Heart of Black
stone" at the home of Mrs. j. A. Cum
ningham, the Oakland.
-he Abracadabra Club met w ednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Lem
uef Warner is There Another Self?'
was the subject of paper by N. w.
Preston which was discussed by. the
club. The reSignat tion of Prof. ID. c.
Croissant and wife was accepted
The program included music
The Petworth Woman's Club. at its
Monday meeting. was. addressed by
Mr. Hazard of the Department of
Labor on the subject OF "Emi grants.
Other speakers were Maud Alton and
Miss Cadel. @
College women's Ciub.-Nfrs.~ J. P.
Ault and the members of Section
Seven will be hostesses at a meeting
tomorrow evening at o'clock. The
feature will be a talk on Consuming
the Consumer" by Mrs. Edward P.
Costigan, who has toured the west in