Evening star., 1923-02-10
News of the Clubs

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, dancing section was made by Mrs. C..
c. Waters. The meetings Will occur
| at the Brooke Tea House the four
| Monday evenings Of March at $3.50
o'clock. sac. r...
Announcements Of the different sec
tions were made as follows: The
| music section will meet with Mrs. H..
F. Seidel Tuesday at SPIN, the liter
ary section will meet with Mrs. Law
renee ". Lampson, 6 Crescent place,
February 20 at $3.50 pm. The Bible
section meets every Thursday after
! noon at the library at 2 o'clock under
I the direction of the Y. w. c. A. Mrs.
Caroline Gordon Is the teacher.
The club year book will be in the
hands of the members within ten
days
The Jr. Gov. Thomas WeIIes c. A. H,
met at the home of Emily and Jessie
Campbell, rs 7 street. Friday after
! noon February 2. After the usual
patriotic exercises, new members
were received, and announcement was
made of the play to be given by the
dramatic club and the party on Febru-
ary %.
Mrs. Wiseweli. acting president, an
nounced that scrapbooks would be
| furnished to all children who wished
to fill them for the children's hos
pital.
The Parent-Teacher Association OF
the Weightman School met at the
school Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Wisewell, president. presiding. A
community center was established,
under the community center depart
ment of the District public schools. 10
permit the formation Of a dancing
class to be conducted under the direc-
tion of the association.
The Friendship Branch of the Sun
shine Society met Monday at the
home OF Mrs. L. w. Laudick. 3711
Ingomar street. Chevy Chase, Mrs.
j. II. Wagner assisted.
Plans were made for the open
meeting of the District branch, which
will be held February "a. at w. c.
T. l. headquarters, 522 Sth street.
The Friendship. branch Is to have
charge Of this meeting. Mrs. Cut
ting. vice president of the hospital
branch gave Il talk in regard to the
work Of that branch. Donations
were made to the Bruin Home, Juve-
nile Protective Association and the
Old Ladies' Home in Georgetown.
Mrs. Tom Connolly Of Texas sang.
Beck Circle" No. 4. Ladies OF the
&. A. r.. installed officers recently at
the home of Mrs. Salmon, 1923 18th
street. The officers are: President.
Mrs Mary S. Parker; senior vice,
Mrs. Frank Thiel; junior vice. Mrs.
Salmon: treasurer. Mrs. Charles Cur
tiss. Mrs. Frank Armstrong was ap-
pointed secretary; Miss Charlotte
Everett. chaplain; Mrs. Myron Adams,
! patriotic instructor: Mrs. Segar.
| guard. Mrs. Virginia White -Speel. a
past president, was elected honorary
president Mrs William Beck an
honorary president. was present at
| the meeting.
The Gamma Chapter of theNu Lamb
| dn Pi SorCtty met Tuesday with Mrs.
LIE Roy Richardson. Portner apart
ment. AS this was the first occasion
for the recent initiates to be with
their fraternal sisters. Il special pro-
gram was arranged for their enter
tainment. The new members are
| Miss Marie Engel, Miss Marie Schutt.
Mrs. william NJ. Wilson and Mrs.
William NJ. Hanlon.
Catholic Women's Service Club
| Class in the history of philosophy
under the auspices of the club At the
Catholic Community House. col E
street, every Tuesday at 7:45 o'clock.
Second semester just opened.
Mrs. Grace Gordon and the Glib
| bons Club Girls will give Valentine
dance for the benefit of the commu-
nifty House, TUESDAY, at bul Il street
northwest.
The basket ball teams are practic-
| ing every Tuesday in the gym" at
the community house. Glasses now
open.
Committee in charge of social ac-
| tivities arc planning dinner, dance
and card party for st. Patrick S
night.
Mount Pleasant w. c. II. MONDAY
| afternoon tea and reception was
given by the union at the home of
Mrs. Lindley u. Clark, president.
Many members, District officers
and friends of this organization
called during the afternoon and
were received by Mrs. l.. u. Clark,
Mrs. ]. A. Edgar. Mrs. Julia A.
Boyd, Mrs. r. y. Deilett, Mrs. o. T..
Lancaster. Mrs. NJ. c. Bennett and
| Miss Helen Hartman.
Mrs. Wayne Il. Wheeler and Mrs.
| Lancaster gave musical numbers. be-
| ing accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Lillian Karns.
DR.. Hunt, a native of India, spoke
| of the customs and needs of that
country. She said that throughout
| India many branches of the w. c. T.
| L. are to be found. and that these
| societies are accomplishing much
good among the people there.
The Petworth WOmnn's CIub.-The
| monthly meeting of the club was held
| in the Petworth School building Mon
day evening. Owing to illness of the
| president. Mrs T. S. Tincher. the
| meeting was presided over by Mrs.
| E. l.. Griffin.
The resignation Of the vice presi-
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