The bystander., 1920-02-06
CITY NEWS

By Ada F. Hyde

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Mrs. Mary Coalson read a paper 0,
her duties as policewoman before tn,
social agencies committee which met a
their regular luncheon Wednesday moor
at the Y. M. G.. A.
Mr.. L. j. Shelton was called sudden
" to Sioux City, Iowa, to the bedside
| of his son, Mr.. Carl Shelton who il
very ill with pneumonia. He LEFT
CLUBS.
The Mary Church Terrell club was
entertained Monday night by Mrs
| Audra Alexander. The members enjoy
| ed very interesting contest in histor
| ical and current events. The next meet
ing will be Monday, Feb. 9 with Mrs
Jessie Davis at which time Lincoln.
| Douglass program will be given. Mr.. r
N. Hyde will give talk on personal
impressions Of Mr.. Douglass. All mem
| mers are urged to meet on time.
The st. Mary's Christian Home So
ciety will meet Wednesday evening,
Feb. IL at the home Of Mrs. Emma Todd
on Fourteenth street place. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
The Phyllis Wheatley club met We'd
nesday with Mrs. T. G. Burrell. Mrs.
Sargent White had an excellent paper
on 'What the National Association is
Doing for the Advancement of Colored
People, The next meeting will be
Wednesday, Feb. II with Mrs. James
Hunley, 1850 Fourth street place.
The N. G. N. D. Art club met Thurs
day with Mrs. J. A. Jefferson, 1922 Day
street. The next meeting will be Thurs
day, Feb. IL with Mrs. John Mayweath-
er. Any persons desirous of becoming
member will please be present.
The Callahan Industrial club will
meet Wednesday, Feb. IL at the home
of the president, Mrs. R. N. Hyde. All
members are urged to be present as
business of Importance will be tran
sacted.
The D. Y. W. Y.K. Art club met with
Mrs. Helen Watkins Tuesday afternoon
Arrangements were completed for a val
entine party next Tuesday afternoon
Feb. 10 at the home of Mrs. Albert
Cater, III Thirteenth street. Each
member is to bring one guest.
At a meeting Of the Roosevelt Com
munity club Wednesday evening Feb.
4, an appropriation of $112 was made
Sigma Theta sorority at Iowa City. This
ly installments.
The tTumb1ers'' had an interesting
basket ball practice Wednesday night
at the community center.
SYNDICATE NEWS.
The, Syndicate club basketball team
defeated the Roadside Friends in a
closely contested game. The score was
II to 6 in favor Of the Syndicates. The
line up was as follows for Roadside, p.
Smith, forward; Simons, captain, for
ward; Frazier, center; Blue and NJ.
Smith, guards; for the Syndicate team
Howard, captain and Mcclure, for
wards; Hunter, center; Rhodes and
Monroe, guards.
The Syndicate club will play the
Roadside team at the community center
Saturday, Feb. T. Everybody is invit-
ed. Games called at $3.50 sharp.
COMMUNITY SERVICE GIRLS
GET-TO-GETHER MEETING
One Of the peppiest get-to- gether
meetings of the Girls club Of the com
munity service was held last Friday
evening, Jan. 80 at the center, Ninth
and Mulberry. streets.
At $50 the girls were entertained at
dinner. Promptly at 'clock they as
sembled in their beautiful clubroom
where they sang spicy community serv-
ice songs after which they were called
to order by the newly appointed girls
worker, Mrs. F. G., Goggins, who in
troduced the different clubs, who in turn
gave their club yells and registered.
The clubs who registered are: The
Pollyanna club with Mrs. Hill as lead
er, La senorita girls with Mrs. H. R.
Wright leader, Recreation club with
Mrs. Matte Brooks leader, Tumblers
with Mrs. Audra Alexander leader, the
Brownies with Mrs. Dickinson leader,
Sojourner Truth club with Mrs. G..
Brown leader, Dramatic Art club with
Mrs. Lillian Smith leader, Community
Savings club with Mrs. G. A. Garth