The Washington herald., 1919-12-05
INTERESTING
MEETING.

INTERESTING
MEETING.
A regular meeting and installation
Of officers of the Social Club H. H. A..
will be held Sunday. December 7, At
7 p. m. at as NJ street northwest. at
which the following officers will be
installed: Sam Raboy. president;
Minnie HUT. vice president: Abe
Goldberg, treasurer: Rose A. Rubin.
financial secretary, and Sophie Nito-
witz, sergeant at arms.
| Southern Industrial Educational As
ISOLATION will hold Christmas sale
during the week Of December s to Is
at the headquarters Of the associa-
ton, 1928 Connecticut avenue. No an
nouncement cards have been sent out
but the friends OF the association orc
cordially invited to attend. Articles
especially interesting are the knotted
bedspreads, copies OF old ones found
in the cabin homes. the baskets. and
handmade toys. The trustees of the
association are Miss Margaret Wilson,
honorary president; Capt. c. C Cal
. -
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler, Hon. P.
| p. Claxton. Mr.. Herbert f. Day, Mr..
Joshua Evans. Hon. Thomas Nelso"
Page. Leigh Robinson. ESQ.,. Mss Ju
/ liza d. Strong. Rev DIR. James II.
Taylor. Mrs. Richard Wainwright and
Mrs. C. David White.
Mrs. Jane Deeter Rippin. OF New
York City, national director of the
] Girl Scouts of America, and one Of
the best known social workers in the
! United States. will arrive in Wash
| ington today and will stop at the
I Powhatan Hotel She will be one Of
/ the speakers at the Girl Scout rally
| to be neId tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
! o'clock in Memorial Continental Hall
to acCuaint the public with the va
ried activities Of the organization.
/ Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Robertson
| Hale. niece OF the famous English
actor end herself n lecturer of note.
will reach the city tomorrow to be the
guest of Mrs. Frederic Atherton at
| 200 Sixteenth street northwest Mrs.
Hale will also be one OF the speakers
at the Girl Scout rally.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. D. A. R..
met on Tuesday evening. December ;.
at. the home Of Mrs. Harriet Mills
and Mrs. Ada C. Payne, in Rhode
Island avenue with Mrs Claude Trot-
ter Miss Mabel Wheelock, Mrs. Ruth
Parker Barnard and Mrs. Ruth Barn.
ord assisting hostesses. The regent,
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe. presided.
The principal speaker OF the evening
was the Hon. Tel w. ILampkin, for
merly of Clinton. No. and now direc-
tor of the rehabilitation work OF the
Board for Vocational Education. His
address, was very practical and help
! full as 1t was along the line of Amer
icanlzation work. Miss Grace NJ.
Pierce. registrar general of the Ma
tional Society, d. A. r., was the sec
ond speaker and her address was
most interesting. Mrs. Mary S. Lock-
wood. founder and honorary chaplain
general of the d. A. R. was also
guest and made some happy remarks.
Music was furnished by Miss Lura ].
Campbell. who sang "Daddy's Sweet
heart" and Hi. Lit Feller." and by
the Ariel Quartet, composed OF Mary
II. LatinIcr. Lura ]. Campbell. NJ.
Emrla Bowen and NJ. Louise Wood.
Their selections were Love Leads
the Way" and Sweet Miss Mary"
and for an encore they gave in a
most delightful manner Rilcy's Lit
tie OTphant Annie" There were a
number of members and guests pres
ent. The next meeting will be held
January 6. with Mrs. l. B. Stine, 80
First street northwest.
Society Is taking a keen interest in
the Children's Hospital campaign for
100000 to make much needed improve
ments in the building and furnish
| up-to-date equipment in the labora-
! tory, operating room and engine
room. Pretty debutantes vie with
young matrons and the staid doY-
ayers in the daily race for supremacy
in making returns. A sprinkling OF
men adds to the competitive mood OF
the workers and the big ballroom of
the Hotel Willard, where the meet
ings are held each day at noon, pre-
sents an animated appearance when
the 800 women assemble to make their
reports. More than $4,000 has been
collected or pledged since the drive
began on Monday and though they
are $4,000 behind the estimate of the
campaign managers for the four days
work the enthusiasm has in no way
abated.
Thomas Bell Sweeney's division is
still leading with Mrs. ]. w. wsds-
worth. jr.'s, second with Mrs. Cuno H.
Rudolph's third. Miss Bertha II.
LOCKER leads the team captains with
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson a close
| second.