Evening star., 1922-01-15
Nanette B. Paul will conduct the
Bible literature section Of the D. c.
F."W. Clubs. Subject: Historical
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N4nette b. Paul Will conduct the
Bible literature section Of the D. C.
w. Clubs. Subject: Historical
Chapter "B." p. =. o.. met Tuesday
evening with Mrs. G. L. Peckham,
3177 18th street. Following business
routine paper on Christmas Gus
toms OF Other Lands" was read by
Mrs. Seashore. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Hines.
National Society. Children Of the
management met Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. Janin. u Lafayette
square. One hundred and sixty y-seven
members were admitted at this meet
ing and ten local presidents con
firmed. The names Reuben Boston"
and John Augustine Washington"
were granted societies organizing in
Tennessee and in West Virginia.
Plans for convention week include
an all-day business session, reception
at the White House, pilgrimage to
Mount Vernon. historical pageant
ana an afternoon tea at the home Of
the national treasurer. The society
has an enrolment of more than $1,000
and children from all over the United
States are expected at the annual
convention, April IS.
DtStSICt OI SOlumDla SOn&teHS
OF Mothers and Parent.Teacher AssO.
ciatf0nk will meet in the ballroom of
the Ebbitt Hotel at 2 o'clock Tues
day. There will be reports by Mrs.
kalmbach Of the Juvenile Court COM
mittee. Mrs. Sanders of public health.
Mrs. Spotteswood. shoe and rubber
fund. and the school playground COM
mittee. Orrin G. Cocks. secretary Of
the national committee for better
nlms, will speak on THE Motion Pie
ture and the Upbuilding of Commu-
nifty Life" Motion pictures will be
shown during the address.
Wendell Wolf Chapter, d. A. r.,
held Its January meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Lyman T. kebler. 1922 Park
road. with Miss Mamie Daniel. Miss
Ella Garlick and Miss Mabel kebler
assisting hostesses. During the busi-
ness meeting the regent. Mrs. II. c.
fected for the card party to be held
January 81. The funds obtained in
this way are used to educate a young
mountain girl. A sum of money was
appropriated to the historic spots
committee to assist in publishing a
Candidacy of Mrs. Charles Clark
Havener of West Virginia for. vice
president general was indorsed. New
members received in the chapter are
Miss Sallie Chalk. Mrs L. F.. Jordon.
Miss Warren Jordon. Mrs. Walter
Scott, Miss Ella Luckett and Miss
Marguerite Luckett. A paper on
Women of the Revolution" was read
by Mrs. w. r. Metz. The business
meeting was followed by social
hour. The February meeting will>be
at the home of Mrs. r. A. Dellett.
The Capitol Hill History Club was
entertained at luncheon Wednesday
by Mrs. c. E. Stoddard. who was as.
sisted by Mrs. Burradge Wilson. Pa
pers were read by Mrs. L. b. Stine
on 1.-The Important Cities in China"
and Mrs. NJ. B. Jones on THE Opium
Problem. 1S4l1921."
The Shakespeare Society will meet
Wednesday at George Washington
Law School. 1895 X street, at pm.
There will be two addresses. The one
on Hamlet" by DR.. p. H. Pearson.
United States bureau of education.
will give the Danish view of the
character and of the play, whose story
is Of ancient Danish origin. Dean
william A. Wilbur Of George Wash
ington University will speak on 1.-THE
Philosophy Plays" analyzing them to
show shakespeare's teaching Of the
elevating principles in life. All in
Wheel Club-Seventeen members en-
joyed the luncheon hospitality Of Mrs.
S E. Adams, 1348 Taylor street. on
Thursday. At the business meeting 1t
was voted to buy a Victory bond. Re-
sponses to roll call, discussion of the
business projects Of Henry Ford. with