The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-24
General Herbert M. Lord Adj
= dresses Club at Weekly
Luncheon.
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budget system was to. see that
everything balanced.
A rose was given to each mem
her who has had q birthday since
January. They were accepted on
condition that ages would be with
held. Miss Agnes Rice, Of the
Manhattan Cleaners and, Dyeing,
received the attendance prize and
gave two vocal selections, accom-
panied by Miss Gene Beaumoro at
the piano. Mrs. Minor announced
that a distinguished guest Of the
club would be Miss Mary Allen,
OF England, here to study police
conditions in the United States,
who would make q visit to Wash
tngton in her tour Of the country.
'-Cymbeline" was presented by
the Shakespeare Society at the
Emerson Hall assembly room last
night.
The principal parts were taken
by Walter NJ. Beck, Mabel Owens
Wilcox. Elton B. Taylor ana James
Otis Porter. Assisting in the per
Torrance were q. v. Wilcox, Kari
Pearson. Ormo Libbey, q. NJ. Mon.
roe, Arthur ]. Rhodes, William p.
Bryant, Charles e. Bennett. Rose.
mary Arnold and Emma We're An
derson.
A pageant, '"Women Of the
Bible" win be presented by the
Business Women's Council tomor-
row evening In the chapel Of the
Church of the Covenant. The
pageant will be preceded BY the
usual Friday program.
Two papers, ''Menominees and
Dague, and FLAT Heads, Irrigation
Projects, and Buffalo Herds" by
Mrs. Meyer, were presented yes
terday at the meeting Of the Cap
itol Hill History Club, at the
Eastern Star Home, at Brightwood
station, as the guests OF Mrs. j. A.
Meyer, natron of the nome.
A luncheon was served at 1890
o'clock followed by the business
meeting which was presided over
by Mrs. Edgar Merritt. Reports
were given by the members who
recently attended the Law Enforce.
ment Convention. Mrs. Joseph c.
= emphill was admitted into mem
bership.
Community Centers.
The Girls Recreationai Club will
meet In the afternoon at the Cleve-
land Phelps center. The Douglas
Cooperative League will meet at
O'Clock. The Industrial Club,
with all its branches. the Rajah
Club, the Sewing Club, the Folk
Song Club and the Community
o'clock.
The Girls Art Club will have a
meeting in the afternoon led by
Mrs. Carrie Knox. The Music Club
Tor Girls will meet under Edna
Gordon.
The Simon Commande=y WIN
practice drill at the Dunbar center
at 8 O'clock tonight.
There will be community singing
ct the Lovejoy Center tonight.
There also will be meetings Of the
East Washington Male Chorus,
Manchester Athletic Club, the Buff
1alo Athletic Club, Home Econom.
les Club, Women's Club and Lin
coin Prep Athletic Club at 1850
o'clock.
The American Chemical Society
was in session from 8 to / 40
O'clock today at the Central High
Community Center.
The Washington College Of Music
viii give q student public concert
ct 8 p. m.
The conversation class in Span-
ieh will meet at 7:15 o'clock. and
the Spanish Reading Class will be
at 8 o'clock, at Thomson Center to-
night. The Local Talent Club will
Eject at 8 p. m. Edouard Albion
will hold his sight music reading
group at 8.
The Wilson Normal Community
Players will rehearse "Mr. Pimm
Passes" at o'clock at the center.
Ihe speech Reading Class for the
hard of hearing will have an illus
trated lecture on the s:Physice OF
Talking and Hearing" with an ex-
detrimental demonstration by the
conductor from 3 to 1880 o'clock.
Community center activities at
the East Washington Center will
be in the New Eastern High School
tonight. There will be q Robert
Lawrence concert and a community
dance in the armory. The Aurora
end Apache Athletic Clubs will
practice in the boys gymnasium
and the Epworth and Ethiopia Ath-
letic Clubs will practice in the girls
gymnasium. Tho classes, In MILL
merry and dressmaking will be in
the Domestic art room. The COM
munity orchestra will meet at 7:3O
o'clock and the National CAPITAL
Players will rehearse the pageant,
Under the Shadow Of the Dome"
$4,000 ASKED IN SUIT