Evening star., 1921-03-27
News of the Clubs

opening Of the National Biblical Mu-
scum on the preceding Sunday by
| visit of Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe's BIZ
BILE class. Mrs. Lillian Cole Bethel.
from Columbus. Ohio. spoke on Nat
rral Science" She exhibited large
number of shells. crystals and pic
lures to illustrate her talk. Mrs:
Wayne Il. Wheelr sang a group of
| spring songs. accompanied by Mrs
Palmer. Mrs. Wheeler also acted as
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Ruth. Miss
Ina c. Emery. chairman of the ways
| and means committee, announced a
meeting for Tuesday at IL o'clock at
the Woman's City Club. The names
of Miss Ida Hafford and Miss Rose
NJ Seton were proposed for member
/ ship.
! Wednesday the program will be in
charge of the child welfare commit
tee. Mrs. Laura F. Onley, chairman.
Miss Luella Warren. president of the
Child Welfare Association. and Mrs.
c. Eugene Stoddard will speak. Mrs.
David Kinchloe will sing. and Mrs.
James Cantrel, wife of Representa-
tive Cantrel from Kentucky, will be
the guest of honor. Mrs. Lassak will
serve coffee. Tomorrow evening Mrs.
Nanette h. Paul will speak on the
story of Judith. at the First Congre-
gational Church at 3 O'Clock. and on
Friday evening will conduct the class
in parliamentary law.
JOhnson-PoweII Mothers Club held
its annual meeting Tuesday, the
speaker being DIR. Frank w. Ballou,
superintendent of schools. Election
of { Ulcers was as follows: President.
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter; first vice
president, Mrs. /. c. Weld: second vice
president. Mrs. Il. d. Blackstone;
third vice president. Mrs II. s. Hanna;
recording secretary. Mrs. Joseph San
ders: corresponding secretary. Mrs. L.
yrS - /
myer: members at large. Mrs. G. T.
Claggett and Mrs c F. Appler
1t was announced that a card party
for the benefit of child welfare work
the Mothers Congress and Parent
Teachers Association, April 4. at .
o'clock. April ~ there will be a
luncheon. given by the Mothers Club.
from IL to o'clock. on school
grounds. the proceeds to go toward
the Fairgrounds and restroom equip
ment of the Johnson Powell schools.
The attendance banner was awarded
70 MISS l.. Reeves and 7B grade of
Powell School for having the greatest
number of mothers present
Continental Chapter. ID. 4. r.. was
entertained Monday evening by Mrs
Thomas ID. Whyte assisted by Mrs Car
rie Allen Mrs. Minnie Petersen and Mrs
Lillian Mcmillan. The members ami
charitable purposes. Mrs. Lewis Abbott
state historian. read a paper on "OId
Colonial Times"
entertained at luncheon Thursday by
Mrs A. S. Perham. The table was
decorated with Easter emblems, and
conundrums relative to chickens and
eggs cnliVened the gathering. Later the
hostess furnished an amusing diversion
N -ifr,,
Down East Tragedy" Mrs Woodbury.
read an unpublished poem by friend.
r. W. C.-Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins.
president. announces a board meeting
for tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
22 Jackson place. the home of the City
Club which is one of the affiliated or
carnations of the federation Mrs
Caroline Harding Votaw. chairman o.
institutional relations committee will
make a brief address. Business incident
to the arrangements for the annual
meeting of the federation in MAY will
be transacted Pleasing progress is
being made by the clubhouse committee
ing raising funds. Mrs A. K. Wine.
chairman of the committee giving a card
party to raise clubhouse funds. reports
that many tables have been taken for
the card party. which is to be given
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the
Hotel Harrington.
Chapter b OF the p. f. O. sisterhood
met Tuesday with Mrs. De Wolf, 1910
NJ street. The president. Mrs Fuller.
read paper. The visit Of Mrs. Helen
ID. Townsend. president of the Supreme
Chapter, T. f. o., was enjoyed by all
Of the seven chapters of the sisterhood.
She was the guest of Mrs. William e.
Andrews. 1925 Fairmount street Mrs.
Andrews entertained Chapter B Satur-
day at a o'clock dinner Mrs. Town
send being guest of honor.
The Sarah Franklin Chapter. ID. A.
r., held its month meeting with Mrs
ONeil. A contribution was made to
the Near East fund and a report given :
Of the success of the recent card party
for an educational purpose Mrs. Mil.
ton johnson will represent the chapter !
on the house committee at the coming |
congress. The Constitution of the United |
States will be the study of the chapter /
until lis adjournment for the summer.
The Readers Club will meet tomor-
row evening at the Arts Club for a |
program of original numbers Mrs. |
MARGARET Gerry will read one of her
stories. William II. Saunders will de-
liver an Grafton, Mrs. Jessie Pierson
and Miss Lillian Ruddick will read
from their poems and Mrs Maud Lee
Hunt Will give a monologue.
College Women's CIub-Mrs. Basil
Manly, president of the club, assisted
by the officers and advisory board. will
receive tomorrow afternoon, from 4 to
8. at the clubhouse. 1922 ] street. Mr.
Norman Hapgood. former United States
minister to Denmark. will discuss the
Russian situation. Mrs. Hapgood will
receive with Mrs. Manly from 4 to ).
Twentieth Century Club-The ma