Evening star., 1923-11-25

colored views taken by himself
on his visits among these tribes, tbs
fadnouse snake dance being one Of
! the interesting features.
Vocal selections by Mrs. Dell Gill
pert Sale, ACCOMPANYING by Mrs. Guy
Song" by Amy Woodford- Findeni
The Star" by James II. Rogers;
"Gtpsy Love Song" by Victor Herbert
and "Macushla," by Demot Macmur-
rough. Mrs. Stevens rendered on the
piano Song without Words" by
Minnetonka," by Liuerance. The
musical program was arranged by
,, Mrs: Melville Lindsay.
Plans were made for the December
meeting to be held at the residence
of Mrs. ]. S. Durkee, at the Howard
ed by Mrs. c. G.. Abbot. Mrs: E. d.
Ball, Mrs. w. Briggs, Mrs. w. Per-
ham and Mrs. II. M. Sawyer.
Gently at the school with a large at
tendance. After the business meet
ing Capt. Peyser spoke of the unfor-
tunate conditions existing in some of
the schools of the District. In one
school dictionary published in 1876
was replaced by one purchased by
the mothers of that school.
The musical program consisted of
two bass solos by Everett Hardebeck
and two soprano solos by Mrs Will
liam Chamberlain, accompanied by
Mrs. Walter Somers. Mrs. Giles
Rafter gave a short talk. Mrs Ed
ward Perkins, president. presided.
st. Mary's Sodnlity and Dramatic
Club were hoStesSes at a tea at the
Catholic Community House. col +
street northwest, last Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Malley presided. a pro-
gram was rendered by st. Mary $
Messink and August A. Specht. They
presented a very pretty sketch en-
titled "A Bride From Home" Among
those who took part were Mrs. Rose
McCloskey. August Specht. jr.; Paul
Meastnk. Miss EVELYN kengla. Miss
Dorothy Lauten. Miss Helen Be
habctz Miss Marie Achtetter. Mrs
Carver and Prof. Gumprecht, Miss
Elizabeth Lynn was in charge of ar
ranGements. Remarks were made by
Miss Rebecca Stanley. directress OF
the Club for Catholic Women's Serv-
ice. and Rev. Father Jordan. director
OF st. Mary's Sodality.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday with Mrs. William Clark
and Mrs. +. q. Russell as hostesses.
Two papers. THE Legend of St.
Ursula and Her Virgins (Vaneyks,
/ J, y.
The Cloister and the, World (Con-
trast). Fra Philippe Lippi" by Mrs.
Wolhaupter, formed delightful
afternoons program.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
with Mrs. n. NJ. Little. 1902 Decatur
street. tomorrow. at $50 pm. The
paper for the afternoon will he given
by Mrs. Paul Scarf. on the subject of
Interesting Old Homes in Other
nf n N
have preceded have been on THE
History of the City of Washington" !"
Interesting Old Homes Near Lafay-
ette Square" Interesting Old Homes
in Georgetown" and Other Interest
ing Old Homes in the Northwest"
Mount Pleasant W. &. r. L. met
Tuesday with Mrs. Henry +. Lutz.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Julia A. Boyd and Mrs. Charles II.
Hall. Americanization was discussed
ana plans made to start a center in
the Christian Church on Park road.
The following committee was ap-
pointed TO have charge of the work
Mrs. II. T. Birtwell. Mrs F.. c. Phil
pitt. Miss Elizabeth Reiss, Mrs. L. r.
Alexander, Mrs. 5. NJ Stancill, Mrs
c. VI. wilkes. Mrs. J. NJ. Doran. The
union arranged to take part in a
Central High School the night before
Thanksgiving. Mrs. +. c. Stanton.
peace superintendent. presented 4 pc
tition urging tie United States to
enter the world court. Mrs. r. T..
Stout reported for the Loyal Tenn
perance Legion that il has been in
vited to repeat its dialogue. prepared
for the annual convention, in several
Sunday schools and community CEN
ters. Mrs. Wayne b. Wheeler sang
It's in the Constitution. and It's
There to Stay" Other superintendent
reported as follows: Mrs. r. A. Del
lett. corresponding secretary; Mrs:
NJ. g. Bennett, treasurer; Mrs. r. f.
Cook, federation representative; Mrs.
Roy A. Haynes, Legislation.
The Southwest w. &. II. L. met Mon
day at the residence Of Mrs. Alma
Myers and was opened by short ad-
dress by the president, Mrs NJ H.
SattaS.
Owing to the serious accident TO Mrs
Whaley. the secretary, Miss NJ. p. Wha-
ley was not present. Mrs. Arthur Ohm
sted read the minutes of the previous
meeting.
Mrs. Fannie Yeatman gave an ac-
count of the financial condition of the
treasury.
One new member was added to the
organization-Mrs. Mary NJ. Wilson, 224
18th street southwest.
Mrs. Forrest McClintics report of the
s. T. l. work was read. Mrs. McClintic
was unable to be present. owing to the
severe illness of her husband.
Members passed resolutions of regret
on the death of former member, Mrs.
Chrisman; also letters of sympathy and
flowers to Mrs. Whaley and Mrs. Little
during their illness.
4 report was made on Mrs. Abbott's
Bible lessons for children.
Mrs. Sattas spoke of the Social Serv-
ice. 1922 18th street northwest
Mrs. Margaret Baum read Fifty
Years Young" the crusade movement
of the W. c. T. l.
The North Capitol w. c. II. U. met
Monday evening with Mrs. Fred Briggs
of 45 Bryant street. After discussing
and formulating plans for the winters
work, the president, Mrs. Helen Bowen
Hall, introduced the speaker of the
evening. Mrs. E. c. Stanton. District
superintendent, who gave talk on the
Mrs. Bulls rendered vocal selections.
one of which was entitled ut is Here
to Stay"
The hostess, assisted by her young
daughter, served buffet supper.
Chapter H.. =. f. o., met Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. r. l.. Lynch, 1887
Girard street, Mrs. J. S. Putnam assist
ing as hostess. A noon luncheon was
followed by the regular meeting. Sew
eral ut-of-town guests were present.
All of the P. E. o. chapters of Wash
fngton had a get-together meeting
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. w. p.
Stearns, 1888 Lamont street. Mrs. Will
liam Mcclure presided, assisted by the
presidents of the Washington chapters.