Evening star., 1919-11-16

panist on the mandolin. The Friend
,, ship Club is a recent arrival among
the women'S social organizations of
Takoma, and has some thirty men,
tcrs.
The John Lindsay Chapter. d. A. H..
held it's November meeting at 1921
Q street. Mrs. James Wright Clarke
and Miss Daisy Clarke were hostesses.
| The regent. Mrs. J. Edison Briggs. pre-
sided. After routine business the
chapter considered work for the COM
ing year. Contributions were made to
the patriot educational fund and to
the teachers fund. The applicat tion
of Mrs. Augustus Knight for mem
bership was received. Rev. DR.. John
Britton Clark addressed the meeting
on The Two Great Armistice Days.
Matthew Trimble read selections from
Irwin Cobb. Mrs. Charles Hoover
and Mrs. John Halstead contributed
the musical program. Mrs. Augustus
knight recited. Others present were
Mrs. Clarke. Mrs. Woodruff. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Sears Mr.. and Mrs. Mills.
Miss Eenable, Misses Maud and Birdie
. Moreland. Alfred Ryan. Mr.. Conor. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert w. Briggs. Mrs.
Corrisan. Mr.. j. Edison Briggs. Mrs.
Matthew Trimble. Mr.. James Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowling. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Halstead. Maj. and Mrs.
Sawtelie. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Win
die. Mrs. Ferren. Mrs. Hunt. Mrs.
Locke. Mrs. Mooney. Mrs. Chaplin.
Miss Clarke and Miss Daisy Clarke.
The Sarah st. Clair Chapter. ID. A. r..
met Tuesday evening at 1883 Mount
Pleasant street. with Mrs. Caroline
kinsley and Mrs. S. J. Murphy as.
hostesses. The chapter voted to give
s. for the birthday fund for patriotic
al, .,1C To InIr, pl
the support of teacher for the
classes in AmericaniGation work. The
chapter was ten years old this month
and the members are planning for
reception in early December. Mrs
BarrasS was guest. =
Hadas~nh WOmen's ZiOnist Organixa-
tiOn will celebrate the anniversary of
Gen. Allenbys entrance into Jerusa-
lem December 2 at Elks' Club. by CIV
ing concert and ball. DR.. L. Glus-
hak. tenor of the War Camp Com
also Miss Selma Selinger. Members
of the British embassy are expected
to be present. The following are
the committee: Mrs. Sherry. Mrs
Weinberg. Mrs. Sherman. Mrs. Cold
stein. Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. Nelowitz
The executive board of the District
of Columbia COngress Of Mothers apd
Associations met
Tuesday in the clothes conservation
room in cid Central High. Arrange
ments are being completed for a tea
which is to be held in the clothes
conservation room and to which
school officials, teachers. members Of
all the parentteachers' associations
in the city and the presidents of all
women's clubs are to be invited. There
will also be an exhibit of the work
| 6nnn in tho aNA nf
accomplished by the different parent
teachers associations
The organization will meet Tuesday
at o'clock in the Teachers Club
rooms, when the chairman of the leg
islation department will report on all
bills affecting education now before
Congress- and there will also be re-
ports of the work done during the
year by all the parent-teachers' as
sociations. The 8 public is cordially
The Edmond. Mothers'' Club met
Monday and discussed ways and
means by which money could be
raised to pay for the stereoscope
which the organization is purchasing
lunch in the school from IL. to l
o'clock Tuesday November 25. Mrs.
G. S. Rafter. president of the District
of Columbia Congress of Mothers and
Parent-Teachers' Associations spoke
of the need for clothing among poor
school children, and the club prom
ised to meet once month and darn
stockings for the children who are in
need.
The Hilton Mothers' Club met Mon
day and elected officers for the year.
The meeting was well attended there
being present fifty mothers and two
fathers. Mrs. G. S. Rafter spoke about
the need for proper clothing among
the school children. and many MEM
bers Of the club volunteered to help
with the sewing. The officers elected