The Washington herald., 1922-11-12
CARD AND TEA FETE
PROCEEDS WILL GO
TO HELP HOSPITAL
Providence Ladies' Auxili-
ary Plans Social for
November 20.

November 20.
Funds derived from the card party.
tea and linen shower by the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Providence Hospital,
at the hospital. Monday afternoon
and evening, November 20. viii be
donated to the hospital for the main
tenance Of the free wards.
Elaborate arrangements are being
made for the social Subscription
tickets are being sold for the card
party which will start at o'clock.
The tea and linen showed will be held
from 4 to 6 o'clock. Invitation tick
cts are being distributed for the lat
ter affair. Every member lis max
Ing an effort to raise an amount far
In excess Of the $1,000 raised last
year.
The lobby of the hospital and the
nurses home will be turned over to
the guests. A string orchestra will
play In the hospital lobby. the most
available place for all patients to De
able to enjoy the music.
The election OF officers resulted
in Sister Mary Berchmans, head of
the hospital. being elected president OF
the auxiliary. Sister Arriana was
elected treasurer. succeeding Sister
Regis. who has become Incapacitated
as result OF illness.
other omcers elected were: First
vice president. Mrs. John Foote; sec
ond vice president. Mrs. Julia Gallo
way; third vice president. Mrs. ]. J,
Mundell; recording secretary, Mrs.
Ruby Hotze. and corresponding sec
retary. Mrs. q. w. Castle.
Nearly fifty Southeast children
competed In the annual rope-jumping
carnival held Friday afternoon at the
virginia avenue playground, Tenth
street and Virginia avenue southeast,
under the direction of the Instructor
Miss Thelma 4. Smith. Fancy dane
Ing by Mas Maude Elliott, s years
| old. 800 Potomac avenue southeast
featured the carnival.
The children were divided into two
groups. those under and those above
IL years OF age. The contest, which
opened after school hours continued
until nearly dark
The jumping by the smaller chill
dren. which was limited to a nalf-
minute was won by Eleanore Lee.
ITO Fourth street southeast, with the
record Of 80 Jumps. Mildred Mocka-
bee. 1854 L street southeast. won
second place. while third place was
won by Catherine Hall, s05h Ninth
street southeast.
The contest for the older children
was won by Louise Brandbrest, 7s4
sixth street southeast, who during a
minute jumped 70 steps. Second
place was won by Rena Morelan, $40
1 street southeast. and third place by
Lillian stott. s13 Potomac avenue
southeast.
Plans for distributing Christmas
baskets among the poor of the
southeast were outlined at q meet
ing Of the Cana Bata Club. an or
ganization for Southsast girls, held
Friday night at the home Of Miss
Margaret Morgan. Seventh near ID
street southeast.
Following transaction Of busi-
ness'and reading of reports. a So
cial featured the meeting. Mu-
sical selections were rendered and
refreshments served. Phe president,
Miss Opal Horton, was In ar
Among those present were Miss
Myrtle Young. 33S Sixth street
southeast; Miss Opal Horton, $50
Sixth street southeast; Mrs. Lou
ise Amodan. 32S Sixth street south
east; Miss Roberta Hok. 225 Sec
ond street southeast: Miss veron-
lea Arendes. 76s Eleventh street
stuotheast; Miss Margaret Morgan,
at whose home the meeting was
held: Miss Frieda Lacnowitz. 624
street southeast. and Miss Jo-
sephine Morgan.
Reports which showed large
gains over those of previous years
were read at the annual business
meeting of Congress Heights Bap-
tist Church. Friday night The pas
tor. the Rev. Edward E Richard
son. was in charge. Contributions
considerably exceeded those Of the
two previous years, while there
was a gain of 400 per cent over
the contributions of four years ago.
Reports of the baptismals was 10
per cent of the membership.
The Conquering Christ" is the
theme of the sermon for this morn
ing. Special music under the lead
ership of Miss Elsie Phillips will
be sung by the volunteer choir.
The mems class and the women's
class of the church held their
meetings Friday night. The pas
tor spoke at both meetings. The
men were in charge of John
Miller. and the women were led
by Miss Alice Kelley.
"Perfecting Good Work" Is
the theme of the sermon to be de-
livered by Rev. William Curtis
White this morning at Christ
Church, $40 G street southeast. In
the evening the Book of Job will
be discussed.
AS Little Children" is the
theme of the sermon to be de-
livered by Rev. Hubert Bunyea
this morning at Fountain Memo
rial Church. Naylor road and @
street southeast. In the evening
the pastor will deliver the second
Of series of sermons on THE
Great Soul Crises The subject
of the night sermon Is "A Fool
There Was" Tuesday night the
Women's Missionary Circle will
meet Praver meettpu will h..