Evening star., 1924-02-10
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entertainments TO De given tnis
The Petworth Players. composed of
members of the club, will present
play at the Baptist Church, corner.
Randolph and Sth streets. February
16.
On February 90, the executive board
will give an entertainment, AN Eve
ming in Old japan" This also to be
given at the Petworth Baptist Church.
At the close of business the club
ar5 eom@ittee Mrs sae Goskins
chairman in charge. A clever vaude-
willie sketch was given by Mrs. Edith
Tincher. president of the organization
and Mrs. Estelle Schwartz. A social
hour. with refreshments, followed.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 3,
Ladies' Of the G. A. H, opened it's
February meeting at 1928 Fairmont
street with the singing of the Battle
Hymn of the Republic" followed by
the salute to the flag. Miss Rebeeea
who rendered service during the
world war, gave a talk on Susan b.
Anthony. Mrs. Mida Peabody spoke
of the interest Representative Rath-
bone has taken in the proposed pur-
chase Of the Oldroyd Lincoln relics by
the United States government.
Mrs. George Seibold and Mrs. Ed
mund j. Deeds spoke on the problems
of Washington and Lincoln. adding
that the world problems of today be
settled as both Washington and Lin
coin did theirs. in a spirit of prayer.
The two bills pending in Congress
to make February IL Lincoln day
and a legal holiday were indorsed.
The circle voted to cooperate with
the Federation Of Women's Clubs in
having the better home film shown in
the Columbia and Palace theaters
next month.
Miss Frances T. Deeds was admit
ted as member.
Lincoln Circle adopted resolutions
in tribute to former President Wilson.
The Floence Cittenton baby Lovers
Ci.v.r met at Valentine luncheon
Thursday at the homo of Mrs. w.
H. Hessick. 1928 Montague street.
The favors were small red hearts in
.:cribed, "a heart for the babies,
and Mr. GUIDE testified to his love
for the children by sending quantl-
ties of red carnations for decora-
tion Of the feast. Mrs. McManus.
president of the circle, introduced the
speakers. among whom were Mrs.
Thomas c. Robertson, president of
the board of managers OF Florence
Crittcnden Home; Mrs. Woodruff and
Mrs Huff. Musical numbers were
contributed by Mrs. I'll. V. carter, and
Mrs. Holden recited-
The NewcOmb Club was entertained
at its current meeting by Mrs. G. w.
Seibel of Oak place. The president,
Mrs. George Howe, presided. Reports
from calendar committee. Mrs. Bos-
worth; fine arts. Mrs. Gilmore; MEM
bership. Mrs. Martin, were received.
Mrs. w. E Perry. director to county
federation, gave report OF last
Frank Wilmot and Mrs. Albert klaas
sang, accompanied by Mrs. White.
Piano selections were given by Mrs.
White. The meeting adjourned to
hear an interesting and Instructive
talk. illustrated with moving pic
lures, given by w. Seibel, about the
! dirigible Shenandoah. Pieces of-the
structural material and covering were
shown and a test given showing the
difference in hydrogen and helium
gas.
p. T.. q. members will meet at lunch
con tomorrow, 1880 pm. at the Hotel
Roosevelt.
The North Beach Home Club will
give it's fourth annual dance and card
party February % at the LAiglon.
for the benefit of the clubs educa-
tional, civic and general welfare
work. in behalf of North Beach-a
present effort being the further I'm.
provement of the sea wall of that
picturesque locality on the Chesa-
peake bay. The patrons of the affair
are: Mrs. r. B. Shaw. Mrs. f. Wild
difield. Miss F.. De Neale. Mrs: Z: p.
Hinkel. Mrs. J; j; Stack; Mrs NJ r: NC
Cady. Mrs. !. Royal. Mrs: A. r: Town
shend, Mrs. L. Calver. Mrs. NJ. Brod-
erick, Mrs. \. NJ. Bussard. Mrs.
Buckman. Mrs. Fl. Burgess. Mrs. +.
Burgee. Mrs. A.. Brown. Mrs y. A.
Cohen. Mrs. L. Dakin. Miss X. Dunn.
Mrs. J. Enright. Mrs. a. Emmons.
Mrs. d. A. Grund. Mrs. NJ. Huntington.
Mrs. s. Kitchen. Mrs. J. NJ. McGill.
Mrs. NJ. J. keane. Mrs. NJ. Marchal,
Raider. Miss X. Shea. Mrs. Smelling,
Mrs. NJ. T. Shultz, Mrs. George Fl.
. Thompson. Miss s. Westhorpe. Mrs.
waesche Mrs. J. Wonderer. Mrs. 3.
Werle. Mrs. II. Widmeyer. Mrs. ii.
Wilson. Mrs. Vasco, Judge J. +.
Bangs. Mr.. Il. Blundon, Capt. D. V.
Chisholm and Mr.. Il. Cason.
The Abrncadnbrn Club celebrated
it's thirty-third birthday anniversary
with banquet at Grace Dodge Hotel.
The toastmaster. Bloomfield H. How
! made an address of welcome and
=, introduced the members of the pro-
gram to the assemblage, representing
! fifty members and guests. The Wash
! ington Quartet. composed of Miss
Mclean. Mrs Bowie. Mr.. Bowie and
in Hood" and other selections: John
: NJ. Kline gave readings from Shakes
peare Miss Richie Mclean sang and
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. NJ. Bowie gave Il
, vocal duet. Representative Clyde
Kelley and Representative Lanha m
! from Texas spoke on current topics
and the quartet closed the program
with Good Night"