Evening star., 1921-02-20
AMONG THE CLUBS

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several members. The March meet
ing will be in charge of Arthur b
White.
Drawing Room Players of Capitol
Hfll.-A program of music, readings
and a one-act play was presented
Tuesday evening. Excellent ability
was displayed by the four leading
characters, Miss Myrtle A. Evans, Mrs:
Fairfax Moncure, Ted Tenley and
Calvert koontZ.
State executives Of the W. C.. t. u.
met Wednesday morning at headquar- r
terS. Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton.
state president, who was the of1cial
national representative OF the W. =.
T. U. for the unveiling of the sur
frage memorial at the Capitol. de-
scribed the ceremonies. Mrs. Theresa
A. Williams acted as recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Benjamin A. Lineback. the
secretary for many years. having re-
signed. Mrs. James w. Allison, treas
urer. reported a large balance on
hand. A resolution was adopted to
the name of Tuberculosis School, to
Health School. All unions made
good showing in Americanization
classes and home work. Mrs. J. A.
Cunningham. superintendent of child
welfare, stated that the unions are
making 1000 layettes for unborn ba-
bles for poor families in the District.
When finished the layettes are boxed
separately and turned over to the
Visiting Nurses Association for dis
tribution. Mrs. Shelton requested all
the presidents of the unions to take
up the consideration of the building
fund for the Federation of Women's
{
Fred Beall and Mrs. Louise II. Earl
would resume the Bible study through
newspapers. Mrs. Lula ,Towkes was
elected flower mission superintend-
ent. Mrs. BERTHE Farmer was elected
white ribbon recruit superintendent.
The Washington Chapter OF st.
Mary's Alumnne Of Alexandria, Va,
met recently at the Catholic Com
mun1ty House, COL E street. The con-
stltution was adopted and the follow
ing officers elected: Mrs. Francis r.
regent; Miss Bernadette Allen. secre-
tary, and Miss Matte Gully treasurer.
The CAPITOL Hill Literary Society
met Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. j. E. Bradley, SAT East Capitol
street. The topic for discussion was
Thomas Nelson Page. Brief talks
were made by James G. Kent. ]. w.
Davis, Mrs. Laura B. Lawson, Mrs.
Blanche Tyler-Beaton and Mrs. Flor
ence Dierudoune. j.. W. Davis read
the second chapter of the composite
Musical and literary program was
given by. Mrs. Mamie Chesley. Miss
Cecile Sale. Miss Mabel Foster, Mrs.
A. H. Frear, Miss Jessie Pearce and
Mrs. E. V. Carr
III. ArtIo 80. 11a
day from to at 2007 Columbia
road. Orrin Lester. assistant director,
division of the Treasury,
spoke on the new education along the
line of thrift. DR.. Kate Waller Bar
rett gave the plan for disposing of the
fruit and vegetables put up by the
girls on the Crittenton Home farm
during the summer. Miss Randall
sang group of kindergarten songs.
MISS Ina c. Emery presided at the tea
table. Mrs. Susan A. Rad1ey outlined
the plan of memorial to Susan B.
Anthony, which will take the form of
summer gathering for the study Of
Wednesday afternoon William Ma
ther Lewis, director of the savings
division of the Treasury. will speak
on Investments and Securities" Mrs
G. A: Cook will sing and Mrs. T. A..
will be the hostess.
be held Friday evening. George K
George will take charge of the class
in the First Congregational Church
Monday evening, usually conducted
by Mrs. Nanette B. Paul. All meet
ings are open to the public.
The Ladies' Co-Operative Improve
ment Society Of Silver Spring met at
the home of Mrs Heizer. The walk
reported work started on a
;inder walk to the District of Column
oia line from the B. & o. railroad
,leted by March i. The light com.
nittee has been instructed to have
:wo additional lights installed along
said walk. The road committee is en-
1eavoring to have some Of the main
roads covered with cinders as a fire
Of some roads the fire Department
would be unable to reach some dwell
ngs. Reports also were made by. en-
and flower committees.
Y. WY. N. H. AT the recent
Of the entertainment. com
mittees Of the Young Women's and
Young Mems Hebrew associations II
was decided to give Purfm masuuer-
ade ball March "a in the ballroom Of
The Raleigh Hotel
League OF American Pen Women-
An election Of 'seventy-fve' candf-
dates to membership was held Mon
day night: Mrs. Virginia King Fryes,
vice chairman, acting. in the absence
from the city of Mrs. Larz Anderson.
At the art shop talk. the same even
ing. George Julian Zolney delivered
an address on Constructive Art"
other speakers were Miss Annie NJ
Wilson,. director of drawing in the
public schools; Miss Alice Hutchins
Drake. Miss Loretta Lowenstein and
Mrs. Clark. wife OF Franklin Barber
Paris, but now of this city. The
national executive board will meet
tomorrow at 1870 at the clubhouse for
the formation of plans relative to the
national convention and authors
carnival and book fair which has
been set for April 13 to Is, inclusive.
Gov. Thomas Welles Society, C. A. r..
Miss Annie Laura Clark was host
ess for the Junior Society recently at
her home on Ontario place. Through
Mrs. Wood the children reported gifts
of clothing and scrap books to sew
eral institutions for children, and
twenty-four dressed dolls were. sent
to the Italian kindergarten. New
members admitted were Marshall
Morgan, William n. Morrell, Hester
LIE Fevre. Mary Tolson, Barbara
Brand, John N Yeatman, Helen G.
Yeamans. Sarah NJ LIE Feyre and
Elinor Wood
Stella Waterman and Prentiss Tay-
lor gave recitations
The Senior Branch, c. A. r., met
evening in the music room
of Wilson Normal School The pres-
ident, Mrs Clayton Emig, presided.
The registrar. Stanley Meloy, report
ed the following new members: Lu-
ellie Talbot. Edna Talbot. Virginia
Morgan. Helen Stokes. Donald Stor-
mont. Jean Stormont. Helen Hesse,
Marietta Wallace, William Wallace.
T. a. Bradford and Harriet johnson.
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