The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-04
: |. PATR|Ck'S
PROGRAM IS
PLANNED
Knights of Columbus Will Ex-
tend Invitations to Various
Catholic Organizations.
By SYLVIA SEDGEWICK.


A mass meeting will be held in
the Knights of Columbus Hall
Thursday evening to perfect the
plans for the ST. Patrick's night
celebration which the Knights Of
Columbus are planning. Reports
will be received from Herbert T..
Parker, general chairman; Miss
Anna F. Murphy. of the patroness
committee. and Mrs. Mary c. Adam
son, committee on card party.
During the week invitations Will
be sent to the National Genealogical
Society, the Anthony League, the
Washington Readers Club, the Sor-
optomist Club, the Aloysius Club,
the Twentieth Century Club, the
Federation of Music Clubs, League
Of American Pen Women, the Gull
tus Club, the Dominican Lyceum,
Women's City Club, u. S. Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, Capitol Hill
History Club, the st. Stephens Ly-
ceum, the Curley Club, Argyle Study
Club, Comforter Club, the Rubin
stein Club, Catholic Women's Serv-
Club, the Swedish Sewing Circle,
the Amitie Club, Takoma Park Civic
Study Club, the Gibbons Club, and
the Abracadebra Club of Washing
ton to take part in the celebration,
which promises to be one of the
largest of it's kind.
The Knights of Columbus Band
will rehearse Thursday evening
under Frank Weber. leader, in
preparation for the celebration.
Tomorrow night in the Luther
Place Memorial Church, at Thomas
Circle. the second of a series Of
musicales will be given. Those on
the program follow: Mrs. Helen
Corbin Helnl. pianist John Howard
Paine, saxophone solos; Mrs. Ma
thanlel Whiting, soloist; DIR. Carson
P. Frailey, Miss Pauline Kennedy
and Miss Edsie Long, in song re-
cital, and Z. J. Stenson, who will
give an extensive program of songs.
The Columbian Women Of George
Washington University held their
annual dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club last night, Mrs. Joshua Evans,
jr.. hostess. This dinner also cele
brated the closing of the university
drive.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, president
Of the Columbian. was toastmistreSg.
The program was in charge of Mrs.
Charles w. Richardson. James
Carol Frazer gave a talk on Sui
grave Manor" and Miss Helen
Wright spoke on autographed
Books" A group of Scotch dancers
entertained with Highland dances
Miss Alice Henning, in charge Of
the decorations, achieved a pretty
color scheme, using the buff and
blue Of the university. A special
program was arranged by Miss
Ruby Nevine to conclude the drive
Community Centers.
The klover Club Of the Birney
Community Center will give an en-,
tertainment tonight to raise funds
for charitable work. The officers
OF the club are Alice Greenfield.
president; Annie Greenfield, secre-
tary; Ruth Travers, assistant sec.
rotary; Sophia Edelin,, treasurer;
Bernice Stewart. sergeant arms,
and Louise Miles. business manager.
The Marine Band will give an
anniversary at the Central High
Community Center at 8 o'clock to.
night, the Young Hebrew Associa.
|AoIl AlNlcIlC team Will pc0CtlC0 In
the gymnasium.
At the Wilson Normal Center this
afternoon, the Langley Junior High
basketball team will practice, and
tonight the Iowa basketball team
will practice. The Neutrality-suspicious.
directed by Rollin Collins will re.
hearse the opera Cherry Bios.
sons" Other clubs meeting will
be Second Year Spanish Glass.
Women's Corrective Gymnasium
class under Marie Ready, followed
by basketball practice, and instruc.
ton in dancing by Stella Goodnight.
After her session with this class
Miss Goodnight's class has a little
practical lesson with the Social
Dancing Club.
The Washington Opera Company
will have rehearsal at the Thorn.
son Center tonight. The Spanish
Study class. the Conversational
class, and the Dressmaking class
will meet. Professor Renshaw
meets her Public Speaking class
with the topic Crime" tonight.