Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

the Knickerbocker Theater Wednes-
day at IL am.
The Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter.
ID. A. r.. met Tuesday evening. Sup
port was pledged to the Americaniza-
ton teacher in Georgetown and plans
made for banquet to be given Feb
ruary Is at the Hadleigh to celebrate
the chapters eighth birthday. Mrs.
Bertrand E. Trenis gave piano num-
Der. Miss Barber, readings. and Mrs.
Spengler sang. accompanied by Mrs.
TreniS. The hoStesSeS were Mrs.
Harry B. Gauss and Misses Ruth Bis
sell and iWinifred De Voc.
The Argyle Study Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. II. Z. Knight, t4a0
Buchanan street, tomorrow at 1:3o.
Mrs. A. H. Horton will read a paper
on the BEST Plays of the Year" On
entertainment will be held at the
home of Mrs. S. S. Carpenter, 1906
Fulton street.
s'The Washington Section. Council
of Jewish Women. will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the vestry
rooms Of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation. A program of unusual
interest has been arranged. The
Princess CantacuZene will give some
lowed by violin selections by Sol Min
ster.
Capitol Assembly. No. 9. of tlle
Catholic Fraternity. met Friday, in
Immaculate Conception Hall. 1t was
decided that hereafter the business
meeting will start at o'clock instead
Of $50. The new social committee,
. which will be appointed at the next
meeting. will be instructed to plan
some kind of an entertainment after
each meeting. An impromptu dance
and social was held.
st. Rita Assembly will meet Friday.
Debate after the meeting.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged met Tuesday even
ing. The following officers We're
elected for the ensuing yeaH Mrs.
William Levy, president; Mrs. L..
krupsaw. vice president: Mrs alfred
J. Stefnberg, treasurer: Mrs. II. Oxen
| berg, financial secretary; Mrs. l.. A.
Pinck. recording secretary; Mrs. S. NJ.
Thirty board members were elected.
The Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daushte-s Of Veterans. met Monday.
| tent president, Installed the fol-
lowing officers: For president Miss
! Katie Guiton: senior vice president,
Miss f. A. Jensen; Junior vice presi-
dent. Mrs. L. Helen Temple: chap
| lain. Mrs. E. Quackenbush: treasurer.
Miss Jennie L. Hamilton: council. Mrs.
! Grace Newlen. Mrs. Baxter. Mrs.
Smith; patriotic instructor. Mrs. H. A.
i sutton: guide, Mrs. Mary V. NJ. Fauth;
press correspondent, Mrs. Z. G. Glenn
/ ents; color-bearer, Mrs. kidwell. Sew
eral officers were not installed. due to
| sickness. The retiring president, Mrs.
H. A. Sutton, was presented with the
gold badge of the order and the Off
| GERS who served with her presented
her with n string of pearls. Next
meeting will be held January 16.
/ Craftsman Club was organized
| Wednesday evening in the rooms of
the dvdb. with 4 charter membership
of nearly 100. and with the following
| officers for the year: President. Mrs.
j. Jerome Lightfoot: first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. William 3. Severe: second
| vice president, Mrs. j. c. Morris: re-
cording secretary, Miss Z. e. Cheese
man; financial secretary, Mrs. Luella
! Meyer: treasurer Mrs. r. l.. Reeves:
musician. Mrs. NJ. \. Reed; marshal,
Mrs. r. H. Leece: warder. Miss Janet
! McRae; membership committee. Mrs.
! Oyster. Mrs. Shreve, Mrs. Meyer. A
committee consisting of Mrs. Il. L.
Reeves, Mrs. William 3. Severe and
Mrs. +. II. Young was appointed to
notify the Craftsman Club of the or
F., ganization of the auxiliary and to re-
| quest the club to appoint one repre-
sentative of the club to work with
! the auxiliary in an advisory capacity
! Howard Payson Brown, president OF
the Craftsman Club made an address
F. in which he assured the auxiliary that
! It would bring the members of both
| organizations into closer acQuaint-
! ance and tend to increase their eff
cheney as employees Of the Veterans
Bureau. of which the club membership
| is formed.
| Takoma Park Civic Study Club met
Tuesday afternoon in the park
] library, with Mrs. Winnie BarrowS,
first vice president, in the chair. Re-
ports included result Of the widows
! Christmas shower" in which s55 and
many articles of food and clothing
were donated by the members. and a