Evening star., 1921-11-13

tho committee has decided to hold =
weekly dance Saturday evenings at
Immaculate Conception Hall. Tho
Essrvieess OF well known orcnSstra
dances win Be- hold November 10.
r. n. .. q. A. Y-Mrs. Daniel Lothrop,
founder Of the National Society,
Children Of. che American Revolution,
was present 1t the meeting; OF the
a1s, boar, of ma9sgsmspt' as corf,nsm.sy Ihgrsaay
Hall National oficers reported LOG
members admitted to the society.
twenty presidents appointed and two
reappointed. Miss Mary Thurber
was CONFIRMED as state director of
CO.. p:n. hS Sroasssa ana La TsUmss
Herrick Cole were granted new So
cieties In Arkansas, Pennsylvania
and Virginia. The national board
voted. during the sessions OF the con-
ference on the limitation Of arma-
ment. to vacate its room. known as
the Children's room, and hold Its
meetings elsewhere.
The Petworth Woman's Club met
Monday evening. Miss Ida ONeal, di.
rector Of domestic art in public
Mrs; Lee. Miss White. Miss Cowboys
exhibit, Of work done BY girl pupils
Of vocatiopal schools Of tho District,
loth IN loWer and higher grades.
MrA Edith Phelps. chairman Of COM
the Petwosth school. reported that
tho cabinet has been installed and the
room Will be ready for use In q short
time. Discussion of an action ON the
EeSs home economics amendmant was
postponed until the next meeting.
| selves with the amendment and the
bill to which it relates. The net sum
| Of $3.50 was reported as the result of
the recent harvest dinner, and a vote
| OF thanks given merchants of Pet
! worth and all who aided in making
the. affair q success.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter, d. A. R.,
| met Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Clara A. Stine. Tho assisting
| hostesses were Mrs. p. ". Roundy,
Cardwell.
In the absence Of tho regent, the
vice regent, Miss Luke, presided. The
chapter voted. q sum Of money to tho
work OF the Juvenile Protective Az
Miss Eunice Curtis Of tho bureau
Of education gave . description Of
I the Pilgrim pageant at Plymouth,
Moss, last summer.
| The second paper in the series.
American Women in History" was
read by Miss Cardwell. the subject
being Colonial Women Of the North
and South"
Mrs Thelma Trotter sang "one
Spring Morning and Little Bunch O.
! Honeyness," accompanied by Miss Ge-
neva Wallace.
Society Of the Children Of the Amer
tcan Revolution, was q guest
TAe Anitie Club will open it's frs,
annual mardi gras and fair Novem-
Dor 81. Sterling 9. Ansley, chairman
Of general committee. will be assist.
ed BY Adolph ]. Fugitt and by Miss
Marion Dickson. chairman OF Q spe.
cially arranged booth to be conducted
by the girls Of Gamma Club. Free
dancing and other forms of free en-.
tertainmsnt will be staged, and each
night will be allotted to local organi.
1attons, the hrst to be in charge Of
the Knights Of Columbus.
| The Shakespeare Society will NEE
Tuesday at 8 pm. in the auditorium
of the New National Museum, wher
Justice w. P. Stafford will lecture OF
Hamlet. Admission cards may be OBJ
tained by applying to members or a
1912 Newton street.
The Parent-Teacher Association o
jackson School wifi meet tomorrow
At 2.30. Miss Julia Wade Abbott
head Of kindergarten. OF the Bureau
: of Education, will speak. jackson
School is giving daily 1uncheons o
milk and crackers to 135 children q
4 1880 recess.
4 Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter, d. A
R., met Monday evening at 522 .6tl
street to plan for its third annua
Jconunental ball Tuesday evening a
Rauacher's. Mrs. Waterman, STAT
chairman, chapter house committee
outlined the work thu organization 1
doing. to- build chapter house fol
the District D. A. r. It was voted Il
have Geographic sketch Of the or
! ganizer and first regent Of the chap
ter. Mrs C. E. Emig, in the remem
brance book. which is one means o
raising money for the chapter house
A program Of songs. talks and instru
mental music included a miniatur,
wedding, with Dorothy Newkirk a
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