The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-28
SEAT PLEASANT.
CLUB WOMEN J.
ARE ACTIVE
Young Organization Has Real
Record OF Achievement in Z
Maryland.
By SYLVIA sEDGEWICK.

Organized hast, October, the
women's Federated Club Of Seat
Pleasant, Md, has achieved a
record unique for its success in
several directions. Recently it pur-
chased and developed community
clubhouse which is meeting the
needs of the various churches and
other organizations seeking a suit
able place for social functions.
: It has started campaign for the
erection OF q high school in Mary
land Park and has been successful
In raising $4,000 for that purpose.
Other local interests are being fur
4hered by the. organization, which
has taken the stand that every
necessary Improvement must be
development.
Club Plays Santa.
On Christmas the club played the
part Of Santa Claus to the aged in
mates Of the Maryland almshouse,
carrying the spirit of the season
and adding many contributions to
insure their increased comfort.
The club now has more than
GERS include Mrs. Mollie Carmody,
president, who organized the club;
Mrs. Addie Barnes, vice president;
Rita Weiman, treasurer. Among
the club members are the following:
Mrs. Laura OrTne, Mrs. s. r. Van
Zant, Mrs. W. w. Bateman, Mrs.
W. Roger, Mrs. C. Gaupp, Mrs. A.
NJ. Welsh, Mrs. r. A. Augustine,
Mrs. r. Weiman, Mrs. Joe Wilson,
Mrs. F. H. Smith, Mrs. w. H. Re-
we're, Miss NJ. e. Myers, Mrs. Lottie
Smith, Mrs. g. W. Blair, Mrs. v.
Armstrong, Mrs. L. Duvall. Mrs. E.
Baines, Mrs. w. Bowman and Mrs.
d. @. Joseph.
Junior Club Organized.
A Junior Federated Club Of Scat
Pleasant has just been organized.
The organization is planning to hold
q dance in the immediate future.
The officers are: Mildred Joseph,
president: Thomas Revere. vice
president: Alma Gaupp, secretary,
and Mildred Roger, treasurer.
The Petworth Players, a branch
of the Petworth Woman's Club, Is
planning a play. to be given in con-
nection with plays which win be pre-
sented by the Dramatic Club Of The
Federated Clubs of the District in
recting the play. 1.-THE Breakfast
Table," written Jointly by Mrs. w.
W. Harding, Mrs. e. Sears and Mrs.
Winkelhauf
The Petworth Players meet twice
4 month for dramatic study under
Miss Baker She drills them in
pantomime work and voice express
sion.
The members of the club are Mrs.
G. Evans, Mrs. L. T. Jones, Mrs. w.
H. Harding, Mrs. e. Crum, Mrs. Z. /
Sears, Mrs. F. Isc Fevre, Mrs. Writ
Taylor. Mrs. r. J. McElroy. Mrs. D.
II. HILBERT, Mrs. r. B. Smith, Mrs.
Fred Weihe, Mrs Edith Phillips,
Mrs. c. Newhard, Mrs. p. 8. Pincher
and Mrs. W. A. Winkelhauf.
The Children's Friday Night ORA
matte Club. under the direction OF
Miss Evelyn Davis, are working On
two plays, THE finder Box"
by Miss Davis from the old
fairy tale. and Sarah Crewe."
''The finder Box" is being re-
hearsed for presentation in the
Southeast Community House the
LIST of February.
The children are doing Sarah
Crewe" by themselves, taking the
play, act by act, and working It out
Rosemary Dunnigan is doing the
part of Sarah Crewe. The members
OF the dramatic club are Margaret
Wilkinson, Grace Moran, Rosemary
Dunnigan, Bob Dunnigan, Florence
Estes. Bill Smith and Lena Silver
man
In connection with the play, the
ehtldren's rythnic dancing class are
going to do "Hansel and Gretel''
latter they return from the WItch's
house, a new version OF the story
In dance story. May Smith L. Han
9el, Genevteye Bergley Is Gretel, and
sara Bergling Is the Old Witch.
Others In the dance are Helen Jack
son, Edith Swan, Rita Dunnigan, 4
Marian Brodburn and Evelyn Morris.