Evening star., 1922-12-02

meeting held November Is. Mrs. Freda
nf herself and mother to the Passion
Play" liz Oberammergau.
New Dramatic Club. headed by Miss
Ruth Franc, was organized Tuesday
evening. The purpose is to study the
drama from the angle of the artist.
the player and the producer. Parts
were given each member for try-outs
in one-act plays. The organization
consists of the following members:
Dowell, Helen Chase. Celia Open
hcimcr. Alice Berliner. Margaret
Brewer. Josephine Berliner. Corinne
Frazier. Bernice Rothschild, Helen
Marks. Jessie Atkins, Mrs. Louise
nowell. Mrs. Sylvan Oppenheimer. and
Knock. Howard Espey. Louis Roths-
child. Clayton Whitehead, l. l.. Lubin
ard Sylvan Oppenheimer.
The Alumni Association of Central
High School held a board meeting
Monday evening to plan for its an
nual reunion. which will be held De-
cember &c. Edwin Truesheim is
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee: Miss Theodosia Seibold of the
and reception committee Will be head
ed by Mrs. S. NJ. Ely. Milton Norman
has charge of business arrangements.
George W. Hodgkfns. president of the
association. urges the attendance of
all members
College WOmen's CIub.-There will
be a dance tonight at the club from 3
to 12 o'clock. Mrs. Goodwin Price
Graham is chairman of the dance
committee. Mrs. Bertha Martin and
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood will re-
the club. and Mrs. William F. McDow-
ell. who is hostess for the afternoon.
at the tea Monday. Rev. Charles
Boushton Wood will talk on Christ
mas in Bethlehem" Mrs. Frederick
Il. Pyle is to pour tea.
Mrs. Harris Baldwin is in charge Of
the first dinner of the season, which
will be held at the clubhouse Wednas-
day at $3.50 pm. Representative VIM
fired Mason Huck of Illinois is to be
the guest Of honor and speaker. and
Will be introduced by Mrs. Mabel
Walker Willebrandt who has been
invited as a special guest.
The American Association Of Uni
versfty Women will be addressed to-
night by Gen. H. NJ. Lord. concern
ing the budgetary system. Wednes-
day evening, will mark the formal
opening of the National Club. 1924
l street. Five thousand invitations
nave been sent to local and out-Of-
town guests. All members and former
members are invited. Because of this
reception the tea for Wednesday aft
ernoon will be postponed and the
regular Saturday night lecture will
be omitted.
The Red Triangle Outing Club gave
a Thanksgiving dinner and dance at
the Blue Triangle Club THURSDAY. A
turkey dinner was served by the
Y. w. c. A. cafeteria. in charge of
Mrs. Bateman. to about fifty members
and friends Of the club. The tables
were prettily decorated with candles
and flowers. j. r. Cox. president of
the club. presided as toastmaster. J.
o. Johnson. former president, and
W. B. Coulter each gave interesting
discussions during the course of the
the the piano and Mrs. c. courtland
Parker on the violin. rendered vocal
selections. The club song. ''Hail. o
Red Triangle" composed by Miss
Jane Mills and Miss Bertha Wilson.
was sung before the close OF the
dinner.
The dance in the evening was we'll
attended. Mrs. s. w. Richardson, a
club member and q graduate Of the
Marjorie Webster School. class of '21.
esthetio dancing during the inter
to organize q Red Triangle Club
girls basket ball team, under d.
rection Of Mrs. s. w. Richardson.
Punch was served throughout the
evening by the fefreshment commit
tee. in charge of Mrs. Il. J. Rowland.