Evening star., 1920-02-29
Among the Clubs

The child welfare department OF ths
District c. NJ P. T. Associations II
chief crusade" All Interested moth.
| ers are asked to make handkerchief:
out of any soft material and senc
| them to the clothes conservation
| room in old Central, so that a suppl.
| can be sent to every school building
who come to school unprovided. The
Johnson-Powell Mothers Club vii
| turn its next meeting into 'hanklt
shower" and 1t is hoped that othel
associations will follow their lead
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday at the residence of Mrs. III
K. Fulton, at 1913 Vermont avenue
Mrs. John Frizzell. the president, pre-,
sided. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cranmer acted
topic of the meeting. 'Trajan and Hif
Deeds" was presented by Mrs. ]. Ed
son Briggs. Mrs. John Boyle read q
/, paper, THE Forum Of Trajan," and
Mrs. Anton Heitmuller presented q
paper on ''The Golden Age Of Classi-
club discussed the papers. Mrs
Cranmer gave some accounts OF
stories and their origin Of early
Rome. Mrs. Bethel. a guest or the
club, told of her trips to Rome: In
response to the roll call. Mrs. Friz-
by giving rotations.
Columbia Chapter, ID. A. R., met
Tuesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. W. w. Wallace, S22 18th street,
with Mrs Jason Waterman and Mrs.
]. Martin Proctor as hostesses. and
Mrs. Waterman. the regent. presld-
ing. Miss Charlotte A. Van Doren,
Mrs. John D. Milhollen and Mrs. H. &.
Gauss were elected alternates to the
national congress. Mrs. Carrie Daw-
son Scott read a paper on early art
pictures and copies. The chapters 8
recent 500 card party, for the support
of French orphans and other patriotic
purposes, was held at the home OF
Mrs. Wallace. A program of music
was contributed by Miss Louise Proc
tor. Mrs. George Cooper Hill; Miss Miss
Madeline Norris, Mrs. Percy NJ. Cox,
Mrs. H. S. Hyer, Raymond Moore and
Burton Corning.
Twentieth Century Club.-The an
nual meeting will be held Thursday
morning at the Cosmos Club. Ballot
boxes for the election of officers will
be open from II to HAS. Adolph
Torovsky, organist at Epiphany
Church, will give a short program on
the piano at 11:45. The nature Sec
ton will take it's first spring walk
Wednesday. starting from Dupont Cir
Gle at l o'clock.
Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. o. d.
CASTOR. 1922 Clifton street. the presi-
dent, Mrs. A. c. CLANCY. in the chair.
Miss Maud Alton spoke of "Ameri-
canization" and Mrs. CLANCY read a
paper descriptive of What Women
Have Learned From the War" Mrs.
o. H. Briggs, 622 c street southeast,
will entertain the club March 10.
Richard Arnold Chapter, d. A.
r., met Tuesday evening at the home
of MiAscs Anne and Cecil Lane. 3313
18th street The regent, Mrs. George
the evening was made by Col Glenn
jerks. L. S. A., who advocated universal
military training, not universal military
service. Miss Marion Boyd played
piano selections and Miss Wolfe, presi-
dent OF Wendall Wolfe Chapter, gave a
Soldiers" and two recitations. Mrs
Harry Gauss spoke of her experience
in the children's organization Of the D.
A. R and other patriotic work.
The woman's Single Tax Club will
meet tomorrow at pm. with Mrs.
Julia Thompson, 1725 Riggs place
w. I. Swanton will lead the discussion
on the Redistribution of Federal EN-
ployes.
The Anthony League met Wednes-
day at $3.50 at the home Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Anna E. Handley. 2007 Co.
1umbia road. Nine. de veyra, wife of
the commissioner from the Philippine
Islands. gave an illustrated lecture on
the progress of education in the is
lands during American control. A
resolution was adopted indorsing the
appointment of Capt. Robert Doyle
for the position of superintendent of
police, made vacant by the death of
Maj. Pullman. Wednesday at the
same hour Mrs. Anna +. Hendley will
give a report of the last convention
of the N. A. w. S. Association and the