Evening star., 1924-11-09

for the winters work were discussed
The educational committee. under the
leadership of Mrs. Ros. liza Shaw. II
working for the long-promised school.
Mrs. E. P. Hinkel sand her commit
tee are planning a benefit card party
for each month during the winter
season.
ID. G. Chapter American wa1
Mothers.-Mrs. S. e. Deeds. first vice
president Of the chapter, presided at the
last meeting. Mrs. ]. A. Donohoe re.
ported flowers sent to the sick. Mrs
M. T. Shanahan, letters Of coincidence
felicitation and business written. Mrs.
Clara Sonneman and her committee visit
each Monday several wards at Waite
Reed, carrying homemade bread, jel-
lies and fruit. Mrs. M. c. ONein and he,
committee gave a supper in the Red
Cross building, ST. Elizabeth Hospital,
Sunday afternoon, to "a ex-service men.
Preparations had been made for over
10. Eight mothers assisted.
Mrs. w. II. Simmons reported that the
little aprons sent out to the friends OF
the chapter were returning with PEN
MES in the pockets, which will add to
the hospital fund.
For the past month the activities of
the chapter have been largely confined
to the bazaar recently conducted unde'
the management of Mrs. w. Fl. Sim
mons. Mrs. Ammen Yeatman of Kenyon
street northwest. was the happy recipi-
ant of the hope chest which was one
feature of the affair.
The ExceIsior Literary Club met re-
Gently at the home Of Mrs. Jennie
Bradley, with the president. Mrs H.
c. Cook, presiding. Mrs. J. Harry
Cunningham opened the program with
piano solo; Mrs. Ellis Logan gave
a short talk on the artistic aspect of
Washington, and Mrs. Mills OKeefe
showed specimens from nearby
woodlands in her talk on "Lichens.
Fungi and Moss" The club volun-
teered its services in behalf of For
get-me-not day. Two names were
proposed for membe rship.
Friendxhip Branch Of Sunshine and
Community Society. met Monday at
the home Of Mrs. James W. Witten In
the Alabama apartments, the hostess
being assisted by Mrs. c. p. Grand
field and Mrs. John Anderson The
president of the branch. Mrs. George
E. Hebbard, presided.
AS this was the first meeting for
the season, considerable time was
given to plans for the work Of the
coming year. Workers from this or
eanization will be assigned to the
Municipal building and to heiths
Theater on For get-me-not day., un-
der the chairmanship Of Mrs. L. Lin
wood Williams. Arrangements were
made for a card party, with Mrs.
E. Nelson In charge, to be given at
the Shoreham Hotel tomorrow at 2
pm All members and their friends
are invited. A Thank sgiving dona-
ton. consisting of jellies, cakes and
fruits, for the Aged Women's HON
n Georgetown will be made by mem
bers Of the branch.
Miss Mabel Dill gave a talk on
psychology. which was followed by
reading by Mrs Grandfeld. Among
the guests present were Mrs. Cleve-
land Newton and Mrs. N. R Jenner.
A social hour followed the meeting.
The Woman's Community Club OF
BeItxviile, Md, met at the home of
Mrs T. Z. Woodward Monday. with
an attendance of 90. Training for
Citizenship" was the address given
by DR.. F. E. Lee Of the Maryland
state University. A fund was do
mated to the school to be used i'll
.erving hot lunches. Eight new mem
bers were added to the club. TIL,
hostess was assisted by Mrs. John
RINGER. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. w. H Dam
December l.
Petworth Won. \ Club met Mon