Evening star., 1923-04-14

held its April meeting this week al
the, the home me. of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Star
Ta Pia1s M1S foT C. Barnes nshs nrssidng
/ were discussed. Mrs. j. E. Swigart
told of recent work done by the
County Federation of Women's Clubs
The club voted to hold a card party
and tea at pm. on Friday at the
home of DIR. and Mrs S. ). Jaffe, on
Darset avenue, for the benefit of the
Montgomery County Social Service
League.
Junior League, Jewish COnsumptiye
Relief SOcIety.-The installation of
! officers Will be held Thursday night, 8
O'Clock at Moose Hall. The following
officers for the coming year will be
! Installed Bernard Trupp. president;
| william Rabinowitz, vice president;
| Evelyn, Rosen, recording secretary:
! Lenora Loeb. financial secretary: Mary
Ugel, treasurer. Dancing will be a
| feature.
| The Speech Reading Club will give
a performance for the benefit of the
| club Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock, at
the Art Center. 1106 Connecticut ave
| nue. short play. costume dances
and an Egyptian pantomime will be
presented.
The Red Triangle outing Club held
It's quarterly board of governors
| meeting Monday evening at the Y. NJ.
c. A., 1876 G street The meeting was
| called to order by the president. Je-
rome r. Cox. W. Hewitt. trail leader
gave resume of the hiking activ-
| ities OF the last three months Plans
looking toward the incorporation of
| historical notes in the monthly bulle-
| tins by the historical committee, un-
der the Craftsmanship of w. b. Coul-
ter. were formulated. This. with a
view to making the hikes and outings
| interesting from a historical stand
point. A general discussion was en-
| tered into regarding the clubhouse
proposition. and the question of pros
pective week end trips and outings
taken up. 1t was left to the discre
ton OF the first vice president. Miss
| Viola Blanke, and the trail leader. w
hewitt. to map out and submit a ten
! tattEe schedule of trips and outings
for the attendance contest, under the
| supervision of the chairman of the
membership committee, Miss Jane
| Mills. were also completed.
An attendance contest between the
young men and women Of the club
| was launched last Sunday, to be CON
| tlnued for the next four SUNDAYS. at
the end of which time the losing side
| Is TO give picnic for the winners
Miss Jane Mills, chairman of the mem
| persnlp committee. is in charge of the
| contest. with Miss Styn Wansink and
j. u Johnson as captains of their re-
spective sides. The attendance of the
members on the hikes each Sunday is
ueeerhined on percentage basis and
| an average taken at the end of the
contest. The result of last SUNDAYS
| nike was 26 per cent to % per cent in
| IaVor OF the young, men. A similar
contest was held last spring. which
| created a great deal of enthusiasm
and which resulted in a very delight
lui picnic at Black pond, near Great
rails 1t is hoped to make this a
similar delightful event.
| .n ms evening three-act comedy,
peacon Dubbs, is being given, under
! the auspices of the club, at Christ
Lutheran Church auditorium.
Friendshfp Branch of the Sunshine
| and Community Society. met recently
/ with Mrs. Percy H. Russell, 1912 Bel
! ! mont street. Mrs. E. r. Woodson was
| the assisting hostess
| Mrs. Jessie A. CUNNINGHAM. in
| charge OF Americanization work, re-
ported a case which the Frien5.hin
Branch has pledged to assist. A sum
was pledged for each month. The
standing committees gave brief re-
ports.
Miss Edwards of the Marjory Web
ster School gave readings, and little
Miss Russell played piano selections.
Mrs. Charles Wood. who has spent
much time in the orient, gave a talk
on o"'h1' Aa,x
International Associa ton Of Art and
Letters.-The fourth year of the or.
ganiZation sees third president and
board OF officers conducting its affairs
These were installed Friday night at
the ceremony held at the clubhouse
!715 I street DR.. Clarence J. Owens
In taking the presidency, made an ad-
dress indicating that the continued
work or the organization would be
reinforced by the effort to enlarge the
Lott
lied arts. bringing our ideals to the
ruler understanding of other peoples
me orient was represented by the
minister Of Persia. Mira Huessin
his country's ancient literature and
It's modern trend. Col. John Temple
Graves rounded out the general
themes, and showed what inspiration
to progress may be found in present
conditions.
The presentations Of the new off,
GERS were made by Mr.. August King
smith. who retires as a vice president
Or. E. ". Wilcox is chairman. DR..
Alexander Henneman, j. w. Hoffman.
DR.. Tom Williams, Mrs C. Z. Barn
ard were in the receiving line as
vice presidents. Capt: H. S. Abell,
spending secretary; Mrs. C. c. Gray,
assistant corresponding secretary;
tary; Mrs: NJ. F. Adams. auditor;
H. M, Irish. parliamentarian; Mrs.
John Lorentz Steele, historian, COM
pleted the line Of hosts. with Mrs.
Thomas S. Wallis. Mrs. Ida D. Peters
and Maj. Ferris. members of the coun-
GIL DR.. Henneman, chairman of the
program committee, asked for volun-
teers to the members vaudeville TO
be held April 25. On Thursday even
ing DR.. j. Berg Essenwein, the author
and teacher, as the guest of Miss
Mabel Dill, will speak at the club on
modern literary production. All mem
bers of the association are invited.
The Mildred Lee society Children of
f, Confederncy met at Confederate Me-
mortal home, Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
! Maud Howell Smith, director in
charge. Talks were given by Capt.
Fred Beall. Camp III; Lieut.. Emory
Howell and Mrs. Cornelia Branch
Stone, Miss Dorothy Shuburg gave
dances In costume. Miss Bernice
! Kirk danced and sang Little Miss
| Charity"
| business WOmen's Council met the
evening Of Apri! 6. when Harry An
geltco gave a program of English
and Italian songs. Several piano
! solos were given by Mrs. Chamber
lain, who acted as accompanist for
Mr.. Angelica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Trumbull,
of Philadelphia, told of their visit
to China in 1920, with many inter-
rivations of the missionaries.
The Petw0rth WOman's Club will
give a two-night entertainment April 80