Evening star., 1923-04-21
News of the Clubs

|, sion is growing popular and consid-
erable interest is being manifested In
the various community activities in
which 1t is taking part. At the
last Friday evening the speakers were
Rev. DR.. j. j. Dimon Of st. Andrews
Church. Martin A. Morrison Of Indi-
ana, Rev. Thomas Worthington Cooke
of the Church of the Ascension, F.
H. Barclay of the Interstate Com
merce Commission and II. L. Ander-
son.
The Girls Friendly Society OF the
Ghaas Ch.rchs. haSd %n6 tn the ,nns Resurre.tIon
Tuesday, in the parish house, 14th
! and A streets southeast, at $3.50 pm.
The flowers from the table were sent
to sick members. In the center was
a large birthday cake with thirteen
| candles. this being the thirteenth an
niVersary of this branch of the c. +.
;. The visiting guest of the evening
was Mrs. Ben HELEN, first vice presi-
dent of this diocese. The vicar Rev.
T.. Nj. Thompson, acted as toastmas-
ter. Each of the twelve associates
present spoke briefly, as Well as Mrs
HELEN, the curate. Rev. Thomas L.
Small. and many of the girls. The
cheer leader. Dorothy Garrett. ard
| Tuesday. April "a. a demonstration
of the telephone will be given.
The business WOmenss Council held
of the Church of the Covenant, Mon
DAY evening. Covers were laid for
200 and dinner was served under the
direction of Miss Annie Collier chair
man OF the supper committee of the
| council. The tables were attractive
with decorations of sweet peas and
pink candles. and a basket of pink
roses was placed on the organ. Anus
1aI
of the committees. Miss Helen Childs
brought basket of garden flowers
for the committee chairmen, each
SMsr yRts1E of ths reepani apnty
large number of colored balloons re-
leased by the recreation committee
added to the beauty and festivity of
the occasion. There were songs by
Miss Nancy Stillwell and by the
music committee. Miss Agnes Peter
spoke of her work and her expert
ences with the Y. NJ. c. A. in France
during the war.
The Glover. Club held its current
meeting at the home of Mrs. Raymond
entertaining. Mrs. Bachelor was
chairman. and Mrs. !. NJ. Bschoff
spoke on the last meeting of the
congress of Mothers and Parent
Mrs. Nanette B. Paul spoke on the
evolution of law. Mrs. John w
Frizzell and Mrs. Sidney, r. Jacobs.
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. LaFevre on Kenyon street,
May g.
Southwest w. e. II. u. met Monday
evening at the residence of Mrs. w
G. McClintick. 900 Virginia avenue
southwest. Mrs. Sattes. president,
made a short address. Mrs. e. Thrift
lead musical exercises. rendering
Mrs. Bailey Reed. evangelistic SUI
perintendent, conducted devotional
exercises.
Mrs. Kate Wagner reported for the
flower committee and the committee
on visiting the sick.
Mrs. w. c. McClintick was elected
| superintendent of scientific school
work in the southwest.
Mrs. Margaret Carter Baum read
an article on "Prohibition." by VIM.
Jennings Bryan.
Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton. D. c.
president w. c. T. L. madeean address
on the work of the w. c. T. u.
Mrs Fannie Yeatman gave the
treasurers report.
Mrs Drew, superintendent Of Sun
day school work, made short ad-
dress.
Mrs. Mary b. wha,ey. secretary,
read the minutes of the previous
meeting
Mrs Sattes announced that the
next meeting would be held at her
residence, Ills Virginia avenue south
west. ard that she and DIR. Huddleson
would be hostesses on that occasion.
The forthcoming meeting will make
plans for the annual picnic and out
ing to be held at Mclean. Va. in
June.
North Star w. c. r. l.. was organized
Thursday. pm, at 5l13 18th street,
with sixty-one active and eleven hon
orary members The officers selected
were: President. Mrs. Orril Moody:
first vice president, Mrs. Eugene
Thompson; second vice president Mrs.
Frank White; third vice president.
Mrs. Cabot Stevens: fourth vice presi-
dent, Mrs H. NJ. Rud; corresponding
secretary. Miss Mae Simpson: record
| ing secretary. Mrs. Melva Routsong:
| treasurer. Mrs BERTHE Farmer. Next
meeting May l. at 2 pm. with Mrs
Bertie Farmer, 5206 18th street.
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
r. w. Power. 1414 Kennedy street
Mrs Lulu j. Choate gave readings
Phil Sheridan Post No. 6 entertained
its auxiliary, Phil Sheridan Relief Corps,
No. II. last Tuesday evening at G. A.
r. Hall. A banquet supper was the
main feature of the evening. after
which Commander Manson made a
wecoming speech. mfollowed by
speeches by the guests of honor and
members Of the post and corps. Mrs.
]. NJ Hamilton. department president,
and M. b. North, department press
correspondent, were guests Of honor
Mrs Sloss, the soloist of the occa-
sion, sang several old and pleasing
decorated with small flags in honor
of Gen Grants birthday