Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
news OF THE CLUBS


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: twentieth GEL lob Nfcfe the
) Board Of EaueAxEnt III 4 81 .s-
.a. ne s. s;:;s: ;ss sg i: which
swinter. This secfloh vim meetsw ednes-
DAY afternoon. at 8 O'Clock. at the home
sof Miss Myra Hendley. 1915 l. street
!. DIR. T. Wherry will give an Illus
trated talk on Fall wild Flowers.
/. The following are newly elected MEM
beers OF the club Mrs. Edward r Morey
4. Mrs William. l.. Clarke. Mrs. WIN &
Barnes and Mrs. Harvey W Wiley.
/. Mrs; LYMAN B so ,r ssStnr naa ci aR,
iof which sshsxfs pEsideIit, 70 give un-
/, stinted aid + The Red Cross drive. -
Tho RiaIto Club, organized in 1918.
(which NETS every Sunday at $50
,pm, at the Pythian Temple. mas
started an extensive membership cam
.paign for the enrolment OF JEWISH
young men and women. Meetings are
sopen to the public.and cordial INV,
tation is extended. Information ana
applications for membership may De
obtained from the secretary. Leo JANE,
s14l2 18th street.
Anthony Leasue-The first of the
weekly teas which Will be gwen py
the members of the league was held
Wednesday afternoon from 10 D
O'Clock al 2007 Columbia road. Miss
Mabel T. Boardman, Comm ssioner or
the District. spoke on the need OF
more Fairgrounds for children. and
instructed the members in; some Of
the practical features of city govern
'.~e~' Mrs Ida NJ. Galloway. director
Of the comforts committee of the Red
q rusS loid OF the work done by her
committee for eX-SoldierS TO make
their days little brighter. She asked
the members to help provide hot
supper for them on days that they
may be SO fortunate as to attend a
theater party in the afternoon, and
will be necessarily late for dinner at
,he hos"itaI A musical program was
rendered by Mrs. David A. Snyder
>s>I.n,s,. .Lrs- George Miller. con-
stral'o. and Miss Leland Parker. Mrs.
f. c. Snyder was hostess assisted by
AIRS Jefries. wife of the representa-
! tive from Nebraska. and Mrs. John
b. Wilson. Mrs. Edward Hood Watson
poured tea. The names of Mrs. Marie
Werner and Mrs. John B. Wilson
were presented for memb ership.-
Wednesday afternoon Miss Ina C.
Emery will speak on Literature and
Its Relation to Life" Mrs. Charles w
Fits will be hostess. Sunday evening
there will be short memorial service
to Miss Henrietta NJ. Young, and Mrs.
Nanette B. Paul will continue her
talks on great Americans and their
influence on the development of ma
sfional consciousness. Her subject will
he Abraham Lincoln. Tomorrow even
ing Mrs. Paul will speak at the First
Congregational Church at 8 o'clock
on "Dorcas. the Ancient Representa-
I tive If the Modern Red Cross" using
costumes from the Nine. Mountford
fDr llyrc tion he
club night in parliamentary law will
he Fridav at o'clock. All the meet
fngs of the Anthony League are open
20 The public.
The Home Club.-Weather permit
ting. members and their friends pro-
pose to visit the little known region
around Black pond. lin the valley of
andsr the Fpn asa1 Il a Ms.. x
of the United STATES gsplosical sur
xey. The mixers will meet at the
Old Dominion station. seth and NJ
streets. Georgetown. in time to buy
a round "trip ticket for Great Falls.
.fr"~' Prospect Hill station. Self-pro-
vided luncheons will be enjoyed
around a campfire. The Home Club
auditorium of the Department of the
49, : IL
we.Ssn !ay Wo'ss S;n.pt:,. 5 e; A. y! r
street. with Mrs. W. r. Nets and the
Misses Henley. Gates ard Kebler.
hostesses. The new regent. Mrs. Harry
c. Oberholser. presided. and 1t was an
nounced that the former regent, Miss
Bertha Frances Wolfe. is to be To-
Gated at Aurora. ILL.,. where she will
establish community center under
the Federal Board for Vocational
Education. The chapter. by unani-
nous vote, decided to contribute the
the president general for the print
ing and distribution at the ports OF
entrv of the Manual for Immigrants.
Il was also voted to hold a benefit
card party early in February. Miss
Estelie P. Wild contributed vocal
Trotter. The paper of the evening,
which was the, second in the series
on the study of thd Constitution. was
read by Miss Luke; subject, The
Adoption of the Constitution"
The Washington Branch Of the Assoc
citation Of Collegiate Alumnae will
meet at the National Club House. 1907
subject for diseussion Is stoa Be, the
Reclassiic4tiSn5 7of Govefnmsnt En-
!. pioyes Mss yEitnice jOberiy and Mrs.
Will Hutchins will present the different
aspects OF the question.
The Fourteenth Street Highlands
Club, at it's recent meeting at the
. home of Mrs. l.. E. Mandy. elected
: oficers as follows: Mrs. Mandy, presi-
dent: Mrs. Grattan kerans. secretary
and treasurer. and Mrs. CliffordCan-
1 non. Mrs. Robert Pollock and Mrs.
Helen Montague. directors. .eMGs. c.
Cannon will entertain the club Fri
. day. -. -
George H. Thomas Won an'0ss8(4ie1
Corps will be inspected Friday might
, by Assistant Department Inspector
Mrs Ida Oldroyd. in Masonic Tenn
! pie, Sth street near F street northeast
Mrs. Ethel Grimes is president. Mrs.
! Ella Crosse Clements secretary and
Mrs Mamie p. Dorsey treasurer II
J rs also the annual visitation of the
: department president. Mrs. Mary NJ
/ North, and her staff.
/ Friendship Branch Sunshine and
5 Community Society held it's first meet
J ing Of the season Monday at the home
. of Mrs A: NgCktnN The meeting
! was presided over hys Mrs A<thnr 3
) Hayes. the president. II was decided
to assist in Mothers Congress work
I at old Central High School 1t wa.
also decided TO make a Thanksgiving
I offering of fruits. jellies and veseta
: bles TO the Old Ladies' Home. on Wis
consin avenue. in George town. The
. society meets the first Monday of eacl
! month. After the BUSINESS maetinkss
social hour was enjoyed
fynto,,.c f'hwuf~r n Yai N hold ~,