Evening star., 1922-11-05
planning in detail the work to be
taken up this season.

| tdheu up tHlS SCdSoH.
Crittenton Wheel met Thursday with
! Mrs. George r. Ide, 544 d street
northeast. A luncheon was served.
and the hostess. just returned from
Florida, gave a talk on her trip.
Mrs Jennette Wickham of Ohio and
Mrs Emma Ide were guests. A Crit
tenton bazaar and dinners will be at
the home, 218 Sd street, November 20
"a. Mrs. Perham will be the club
hostess Thursday.
keystone Chapter. d. A. r.. held its
October meeting with Mrs. Frederick
Reynolds at her home on 18th street.
with the regent Mrs. Kinsell, presiding.
The program for the ensuing year was
discussed and it was decided to follow
pretty closely the suggestions for his
torical study as outlined in the D. A. r.
magazine for August. Among other con-
trfbutions voted by the chapter was a
button OF the ID. A. r. manual for the
information Of immigrants.
Among the guests was Mrs George
NJ. Young. state regent Of the d. A. r.
OF North Dakota. who gave an interest,"
ing account of the activities of the So
ciety in her state.
Manor House Chapter. ID. A. r.. held
Its october business meeting ut the
home of the regent. Miss Lillian Cheno-
| Weth.' Reports Of the officers were sat
| iSlactory. neat sum was added to the
treasury from the proceeds of the moon
light excursions down the Potomac
which were given by the chapter during
the heated term. Two new members
; were added to the roll and several
papers are pending
Catholic WOmen's Service CIub.-The
regular club dinner for members and
friends of the club will be held at Cath
olic Community House at 5:45 o'clock.
ReV. John keating Cartwright. d. D.,
will be the guest OF honor. The board
OF the Visitation Alumnae will attend
in body. A musical program will be
| rendered.
The Girls Musical Club is rehearsing
Japanese operetta to be given
Snortly. The parliamentary law con-
Quoted by Judge Mary O'ToOle and the
! class in millinery and dressmaking are
proving very successful. The Girls
Basket Ball Club and Gymnasium will
Classes in dancing directed by Miss
Estelle Murray every Friday evening at
! ':30 O'Clock. Registration for these
classes now open. Round table talk was
neid Monday evening. 'the good OF the
Club Many helpful suggestions were
given.
The dance for the benefit of the Cath
ohc Community House at Wardman
iark Hotel last Thursday, October 26,
| was great success
The Catholic students OF Italian de-
scent had successful meeting al the
catholic Community House. 6Ol E street,
saturday. Rev. John B. Creedon, presi-
ldent of Georgetown University, pointed
out the Importance OF professional
training for young men,
inc freshman class of Georgetown
Foreign Service School held it's smoker
at the community house recently.
The Washington short Story Club
Will nold lts nrst meeting of the sea-
son tuesday evening at 522 9Th
street. with it's new president. / Lewis
| Moneyway in the chair. The literary
part OF the program will include a
short story by Sewall Shepard and
papers by Virginia King Frye. Mary
Farmer and others. Earl Carbaugh,
Estelle Murray. Lillian A. Carbo,gh
and Elizabeth Gardner Coombs will
furnish the music
The Junior Governor Thomas WelIes
recently at the Y. W. c. A by Louisa
Alien on his fifth birthday, in honor
OF Ruth Beall the little orphan in
| whom the society is interested Games
ana dances were arranged by Mrs
c. Fl. Wisewell, acting president.
North Bcnch. Md. Club met Monday
| evening in Perpetual Building Hall
| Two hundred members were present
and several applicants were admitted
to membership.
! The PetwOrth Woman's Club held
its annual fall festival Wednesday
| evening in the Petworth Methodist
Church. The decoration committee
was in charge Of Mrs. S. Waite. and
Mrs. w. L. Hibble and her assistants
were equally successful with the
4 cafeteria supper. Circling the room
were booths. each in rainbow colors.
Canned goods. preserves and pickles
were in charge of Mrs. Phelps and
Mrs. Hill; Mrs. Lyster Dewey had a
collection of baskets and trays. Mrs
William II. Boyd and corps of as
sistants We're in charge of the candy
booth: Mrs. Utley. fancywork, useful
land ornamental: aprons. Mrs j. Her
bert Robinson: handkerchiefs. Mrs.
l.. T. Jones; and a wondrous pot end
iOf the rainbow" Mrs. Defandorf;
Mrs. J. Arthur Russell supervised the
cake table and Mrs. Lawrence klare
was the sybl in charge of fortune
telling .ents Merchants and friends
of Petworth who aided by their dona-
tions and patronage have the SincereSt
thanks of every member of the club
Hilary A. Herbert Chapter, u. ID. C.,
opened its season with a meeting
Wednesday at Confederate Memorial
Home. Mrs. James Mulcare. presiding.
! Announcement was made that a card
party will he given November 90 at
Wardman Park Hotel Representa-
tives to the annual convention to be
held In Birmingham. Ala. November
15-22, were elected, as follows: Dele
tgates. Mrs. James E Mulcare. Mrs
r. P. Clarke. Mrs. A. Eugene Barr and
Mrs. William j. Harris; alternates,
Mrs. Belle c. Riley. Mrs. James
Trimble. Mrs. Eugenia Rollins and
; Miss Mary Brown.
The Business Women's Council met
Friday evening. Mrs. John Harvey
Young of the advisory board, who
has recently returned from Europe,
gave an informal talk on economic
and religious conditions overseas
Mr.. Counsellor of the Y. NJ. C. A. led
1.-The devotions.
On the evening of October 81 about
fifty members of the council enjoyed
a Halloween party at Vacation Lodge.
Cherrydale. Va. given by the social
service and recreation committee. A
good supper and plenty of music and
other entertainment were provided.
Columbian Women or George WASH
inRton Univerxity-At the meeting
Tuesday at 1895 X street the guest
of honor and speaker will be Mrs.
: Frank White, wife of the Treasurer
of the United States. Mrs. White will
; be present at the reception and social
will then address the club. The
hostesses will be Mrs. Merton Leroy
Ferson, wife of Dean Ferson; Mrs
William Cabell Van Week, wife of
Prof. Van Week; Mrs. E. G. Marsh
: and Miss Freda Egbert There Will
be the usual business meeting, and
refreshments.
The Twentieth Century Club.-The
French section will hold its first