Evening star., 1923-09-30

Gladys Brown. Miss Claudia Gartrell.
Miss Margaret Deif1ef, Miss Constance
Chiswell, Miss Archie Souder. Miss
Miss Julia Cashell. Miss Mary Lewis
and Miss jeanette Evans.
College Women's Club will give it's
first Monday afternoon tea tomorrow,
at the clubhouse. 1922 I street. The
hostesses will be the officers of the
club. There will be no program.
The first business meeting of the
year will be held October at pm.
All members urged to be present
The Anthony League will hold it's
opening meeting at headquarters,
fa faS4 \ street. Thursday. 3 pm Plans
vacation "reminiscences will be fea-
lures of the program. Mrs. Wayne B.
wheeler, soprano: Mrs. Raymond b.
Dickey, violinist, and Mrs. Irene Mil
ler-Chatney, accompanist, will con-
tribute musical numbers.
burnside Relief Corps Auxiliary to
Burnside Post met Wednesday night
| in headquarters, Grand Army hall. It
was an interesting gathering in
preparation for inspection of the past
years work and which will take
place on October 10. There were
present Mrs; Rose L. Rennell, presi-
dent; Mrs. Jacobsen, senior vice: the
| Junior vice president who is also at
| the head of the District organization
of Daughters of Union Veterans. Miss
/ Clauser. secretary: Mrs. Carter, treas
| urer. Other members were Mrs. True.
Mrs. Mary North, Miss McMonigle,
Mrs. Rittner, Mrs Lyons, Mrs. A.. s
Hamilton, Mrs. Weisner, Mrs. Thorn.
simonds. Miss Wood Miss suther-
| land and Miss Jennie Hamilton, pres
ident of the Department of Potomac.
its activities at the home of Mrs. y.
/ L. Collamer, 1245 Crittenden street.
! tomorrow at 1880 p.m. Roll call will
| he responded to with current events
City OF Washington The first paper.
! by Mrs. c. q. Morgan. on THE His
. tory of Washington" will be given.
The officers for the year are: Presi-
{ dent. Mrs. T.. J. Douglass: vice pres
( idest. Mrs. +. II. Hillman: secretary,
! Mrs. NJ. +. Norwood: reporter. Mrs. {.
F, H. Fillcy.
/; The Woman's Club Of st. Marks
Church will open it's season Thursday
at Vacation Lodge Cherrydale, Va.
Members are asked to bring friend
each for the picnic. Cars leave 36th
and VI streets at IL and at 1850 am.
The Excelsior Literary Club will
hold its opening meeting at the home
of the president, Mrs. w. A. Trauty,
| j JSoS fOi0, uCoudS slI pun
Installation of officers.
The lexington w. c. Il. L. met
| Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.
Wrightsman. 120 Bryant street. Fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
| year: President. Mrs. Alvin Day: vice
president. Mrs. Adams: recording sec
Iretary. Mrs. Alden: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Mathews: treasurer.
Mrs Allison.
! The TakOma Park Civic study Club
! will open it's season Tuesday at > pm.
! in the auditorium o. Takoma Park
! Theater. There will be an organ re-
cital. and the meeting will be ad-
dressed by two speakers Mrs. Flor
ence J. Watkins, executive secretary
of the National Congress of Mothers
and Parent Teacher Associations, will
make an address relating to the work
which an organization may accom-
plish. in which teachers and parents
/ are Joined to promote the interests of
| a school and its pupils. Miss Alice
Deal, principal of Columbia Junior
High School, will speak on the junior
high school plan and the benefits de-
rived from a joint organization of
parents and teachers.
| A report will be submitted covering
the successful launching by the Civic
Study Clubs representatives of the