The Washington herald., 1922-10-11
NEEDY CHILDREN
WILL Be PROVIDED
With CLOTHING
Women's Club of North
west Opens Fall
Campaign.

Needy children Of the District. un-
eols to attend school because of
Their lack Of clothes. win be pro-
vfded for by the womenS clubs
throughout the northwest section
Of the city.
Ghe leaders of these orsaniza-
lions realizing that hundreds of
familieS1 have not the means to
properly care for their children's
education. have started a fall cam
paign to provide clothing for these
children.
Mrs. Theron Brooks, chairman of
the clothes COMMITTEES OF the Park
View women's Club. has announced
that all clothing given the club by
residents OF that section will be
turned over to Mrs George l.
Fraser. chairman Of the clothing
conservation committee of District
women's Clubs. and under her su-
pervision will be distributed to fam
ilies in the greatest need.
Scholastic honors were awarded
seven District students at George
town College for meritorious work
during the past year. Dean VII
liam Talon. S. J.. announced last
night.
Highest honors went to William
J. Ricciardi. winner of the O'Brien
medal for the best average in the
Junior class. while local boys cap
tured first place in the special
freshmen classes.
Senior awards were given out at
graduation last June. the custom
being to postpone announcement
of awards in the Undergraduate
classes until the new term begins.
other District students singled
out for exceIlency in their work
were; Robert a Bacon. Junior
class: wilbur Gass sophomore
Ph.B.: Thomas F. Ferry. freshman
A. B.: Julian H Refs and Kenneth
J. NcAuliffe. freshman Ph.B.: JOS
eph II. Wrenn. freshman Is. S;
Francis r. Shea. freshman pre-
medical.
Reports on the biennial conven-
tion OF the Episcopal Church at
Portland and election Of officers for
the coming year were important
items OF business transacted at the
meeting of the Mems club of the
Rock Creek parish. Officers chosen
are: Walter r. Patterson. president;
Charles CurIey Smith. vice-presi-
dent: Arthur s. Browne. secretary.
and Hall Cockerille. treasurer. The
following executive committee was
named: Capt. o. c. Luxford. Charles
Miller and Lewis T. Miller.
A student-artists' concert wednes-
10
winter season of the National Com
munity Chorus. The program will
be given in Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
Rose Maiden" a Cantata, will be the
second number on the course 1t
will be held at Central high school
Oct Der 81
Plans for the winter were dis
cussed at meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association Of Adams
School at the school yesterday. Of
fCers elected include: Mrs Mary
Williams president: Mrs Amos
a Fries. first vice president; Miss
Mary Z Sheads. second vice pres
ident; Mrs. John Huiess. secretary,
and Mrs Joseph Auerbach. treas
ureT-
Consideration Of the traffic prob
lem in It's relation to the activi-
ties o. children in the streets will
feature tho meeting of the public
welfare committee Of the District
Federation of Women's Clubs to-
day. The Gathering VIII be heId
in the home Of Mrs. Ellis Logan.
chairman. 1888 Irving street north
west
TE0rlHS = WaE=aman. 1911
T.-5I.. .-ro--'H street northwest.
W ~1r..-r,G go practice before the
U~it.d states Supreme Court Monday
Ma%-tuI;,U received his diploma
frrm oil FONT Comfort College.
N"-f"la. Va. In 1920, and has been
employed as crier in the supreme
Curt = the United States for some
t!n-.
Ir- and Mrs. Milton r Ney. 1907
T-.rteeuth street northwest held a
reception sunday evening in honor
OF III" E"trothaI of their daughter
Josephine. to Jerome SakS The
Wedding will take place in April.
ar. ard Mrs. Clarence D. RIachIey.
"a Willow avenue northwest. are
tour HC through the West Mr.
BIaChlcy will s'jOurn at Boulder.
Colo wGiie Mrs l;Iacnley Will visit
relatives in California
The H~arce class Of the Takoma
Par BAPTIST Church will meet this
afternoon at . o'clock at the home
of Mrs. claude Livingston. 4OG Blair
road northwest
The Mems Club Of Ta5oma Park
will meet at the Parish Hail to-
night at & o'clock \ program
of winter activities will be ar
ranged.
The Wonen's Missionary Society
of the First Baptist Church will
BE- addressed by Mrs. \. Baker. a
returned missionary from India,
this morning.
Mrs. Albert Strauss and her three
children Of Portland. Orcg.. are Wis
itinE with Mrs. Albert Burten. her
sister at - Cedar street northwest.
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