Evening star., 1923-02-24

public meeting, to be held in the Savoy
Theater, Wednesday at IL am, was
announced: also rumnlage sale, which
VIII be held early In April. DR.. Hunt.
q talk on the needs of that country.
Red Triangle Outing Club.-A pleas
ant evening was spent by about fifty
members of the club last Saturday
evening when a progressive 500 parry,
IN charge Of Miss Ada Taylor. sec md
vice president, was held at Where
Candles Glow, 2S09 14uh street. This
was one OF the series of 500 parties
given by the c1u, throughout the
winter months. Prizes consisting of
f,nxes of homemade candy made by
Mrs. II. ]. Rowland of the social com
mittes were awarded.
new feature has been added to
the club activities to take the place
of the after-hike summer campfire
parties The E street branch of the
Y. w. 6. A. has extended the use of
its parlors for the club members
every Sur Cay evening after the hike.
toyed. as is evidenced by the good at
tendance, which is growing larger
every Sunday. Coffee is furnished
and the evening is spent in singing
and other entertainment.
Wednesday will mark the fifth an
niversary of the founding of the club.
PlaEs taking in the entire week are
being made for this celebration. in
cluding a hike retracing the first
one taken by the club, in February,
1918. and a birthday party at the
Y NJ. c. A. Assembly all, at 1886 G.
street. One right will devoted to
bowling and another given over to
a progressive 500 party.
Plans are progressing for st.
Patrick's dance, to be held at the Ar
cade private ballroom March l6.
The following committee for the
advancement of the clubhouse prop
Miss Viola Blanke. first vice presi-
cent chairman: Mr.. w. C. Greenley
and Mr.. W. W. Richardson. The COM
nittee hopes TO report favorable action
soon.
Mrs. c. Courtlandt Parker has been
appo inted corresponding secretary To
fiji :. vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion OF Miss Elsie Danow. w. c.
Grcenley has been appointed as an
a. sistant to Waldburg Hewitt. trail
leader
Southwest w. c. r. L., met with the
vice president. Mrs. Margaret c.
Baum. 1904 B street southwest, Mon
sisted in receiving by her mother
Hopkins. The occasion was made
| doubly pleasant on account of Mrs
carriers DirtnOdV anniversary MIS-
Carter is eighty-eight years of age:
She was surrounded with flowers and
presents and was the recipient of
many letters OF congratulation. Mrs.
sented her with bouquet Of Grim
son beauty roses. Mrs. Thrift con-
Quoted the devotional exercises.
Mrs. Baum officiated as recording
| secretary in the absence of Miss
Mrs. Stanton. peace superintendent
| of the w. c. T. T.. was the speaker
OF the evening. She made an appeal,
| Let Us Have No More Wars
! Mrs. Sattas spoke of the necessity
| of keeping records of meetings of
all unions with the office of the ma
tional headquarters.
| DR.. Huddleson reported n COM
munication from Commissioner Oys-
ter. who is in sympathy with the
work of the w: c. T. L.
The literary section met with Mrs.
Lawrence v. Lampson, 6 Crescent
place. Tuesday at $50 pm. The sub
ject of the course of study is "The
Far Flung British Empire
The Bible section - Of the rn club IN met
line Gordon. under the direction OF
the Y. W. C. A., is the leader. All
members OF the club are welcome.
! The art section held it's first meet
| ing at the library MONDAY, DIT = .oV
pm. Mrs. A. B. Gleason is the leader.
| This section will meet in the library
| on the first and third Mondays of the
| month at pm. The class is open to
| children and adults at a small ad-
mission fee.
Business Women's Councillor. c.
| A. Reed of the Department of Agri-
culture who has recently returned
| from China. entertained the council
| Friday evening. with an illustrated
| lecture descriptive of his travels and
| experiences. Miss Nancy Stillwell
gave an informal account of q recent
| trip to Bermuda.
The Capitol Hill History Club cele-
| brated it's twenty-fifth anniversary at
! the Grace rodge Hotel February IA
| Luncheon was served in THE Hut,
Mrs Court +. Wood presiding at the
table. The following program was
presented: Address of welcome, Mrs
Burridge Wilson, president: letters
from former presidents of the club
Mrs. Hall, Mrs CASTOR, Mrs. Webb and
Mrs. Cochran, We're read by Mrs. o. n
| Briggs; the history Of the club. 1897
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(3) The Benediction, az The Look That
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