Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20

and run for one week. The commits
tee. under the direction of Sterling
G. Ansley. Is arranging an enJoyaote
program. The "go-getters" commit
tee. under the direction Of Adoipn ;.
Fugitt. are primed for battle Of fun.
Albert Riley will act as chairman or
the committee on dancing. He will be
assisted by committee OF ladies' ana
gentlemen. The girls of the CLUB have
! arranged flower booth and country
store. which will be called the Amitte
BOOTH Marion Dickson is chairman
Of this committee:
Tomorrow will be Knights of Co
lumbus night. Tuesday has been
designated as club night. Members
of parish councils Of the National
asked to visit the carnival Wednes-
day evening. Thursday night Will pc
ladies' night. Friday evening will De
for the kiddies. On Saturday evening.
members Of the American Association
for the Recognition of the irish ,; re-
public and members OF the Anciont
Order Of Hibernians will attend. Eacn
evening some special attraction mas
been listed by the members OK tho
general committee.
In appealing for help ana 60,
operation, Francis Mccain, presidenI
of the club, states that the carnival
has been arranged in order that tne
Amitie Club may better carry on us
program Of charity during the comlns
winter. when much help will be need
ed by the poor of washington. Ihere
| will be no meeting Wednesday.
The Anthony Leagues Americanisa.
ton committee, will meet Tuesday at
8 pm. at 2087 Columbia road, 1nder
! the direction of Mrs. Anna E: Hend-
ley and Mrs. Nannette B. Paul, presi-
dent and vice president; DR.. Emily
Noble of New York will speak on
1.-The Healthy Citizen the Best Citi-
meeting. from to 5. DR.. Rachelle s.
'Yanos will lecture on What the
Public Health Service Is Doing Tor
| Social Hygiene" The guest OF honor
will be Miss Lillian Williamson. dt.
rector of the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs. and a musical pro-
gram has been arranged. These
meetings are free to the public. Mrs
Hendley has reported ten new mem
bers to her unit for the Women's Ma
tional Foundation.
Washington chapter will give a sub
scription card entertainment Friday
| evening at the Women's City Club Tor
the benefit of the college and high
school at Mount Washington. Nd
Miss Frances Hardness. regent OF the
lowing committee: Entertainment
Mrs Monica D. Wooded. Mrs. Warren
Ofut. the Misses Mary Harlow. Cece-
liza Harlowe. Ada Hill. Hilda koehler,
Margaret Normoyle, Abigail Gowans
and Mrs. Nellie Buckler. Publicity,
\ Miss EliZebeth r. kearney.
| Patriots Memorial Chapter, ID. A. r..
held it's November meeting. with Mrs
William Curtis White, wife of the
rector of Christ Church. Following
luncheon two new members were ad-
mitted and two names submitted. The
/ study of limitation of armament on
humanitarian and economic angles
| will be taken up and Mrs. G. p. Con-
| way was appointed chairman OF COM
mittee to have the work In charge
! A series of card parties was planned
to be given by different hostesses al
their homes. Later, the members Wis
tied the church. which is one of the
Oldest in the District, and which, re-
Gently, has been enlarged and deco
| rated.
The Hilary A. Herbert Chapter. U. d
C.. met Wednesday evening at Con
| federate Memorial Home, the presi-
dent, Mrs. Benjamin Micou, presiding
The annual election Of officers was
| held, as follows: Mrs. Benjamin Mi
cou. president: Mrs. Rosa Mulcare
| first vice president; Mrs. Rufus
! Clark, second vice president: Mrs
| Mary X. Male. recording secretary;
Mrs. Eugene Barr. corresponding sec