Evening star., 1924-12-14

! Schools" by Mrs. Elizabeth X. Pee
pies, head of the nature work DEPART
ment in the Washington schools.
The Business Women's Council met
at the Church of the Covenant Friday
evening. Mrs. Young led the devo-
tional services. After the business
by Miss Flore nee Stone. pianist: Miss
Margaretta Campbell. soprano. and
Harry Angelica. baritone.
The Board Of Directors OF the Wom-
ans Welfare Association held an in
formal meeting In the clinic rooms Of
the Social House, 1922 Daeventh
Creighton, president, and other men,
bers considered plans for extending
the work during the coming year.
Clinics are now open. All interest
ed in the work of the association are
invited to call at the clinic rooms, and
meet the members of the board Of
physicians in charge. A new clinic
of the Jewish Welfare Association
was opened In the rooms of the as
sociation. and is conducted by its own
physicians.
The WOmen's Auxiliary to the Rail-
way Mail Association met Saturday
evening at Northeast Temple, with
several members of the Railway Mail
Association in attendance. Mrs. J. Z.
Myers presided. The club voted to
continue its charities. and 1t was
proposed to contribute to the Near
East Relief fund and the Instructive
Visiting Nurses Society. The mat
ter was referred to the philanthropic
committee, of which Mrs. ]. H. Grubbs
Is chairman.
Mrs. William Collins reported on
the year books and stationery, pre-
senting bills for same, which were
ordered paid. Mrs r. D. Apple was
| instructed to engage rummage sale
quarters for next Fall.
Mrs. A. X. Wine gave the account
of the District Federation meeting
and was elected director to that body
Roll call was answered with What
have to be thankful for"
AS is it's custom. the auxiliary will
play Santa Claus to the Salvation
Army, and roll call will be respond
ed to with a donation of fruit. After
short business session the meeting
of December 81, PM, will dissolve
Itself into a Christmas party. and the
children Of railway postal clerks
will be guests of the evening. A real
live Santa Claus will be in evidence.
Mrs. H. C. Heffner. secretary, gave
a talk On How to Beautify the Gar
den," illustrated by colored slides
loaned by the Department of-Agri-
culture, which were extremely In
teresting. Mrs. ]. II. Grubbs and
Mrs. James Crawford were the host
esses of the evening.
Sixteenth street Heights Club
Mrs. G. E. Farrell was hostess to the
club at the federation tea house De-
cember 8. Mrs. S. J. Dantzic presid-
ed over a short business session, att
er which Mrs. r. Fl. Wilcox. chair
man Of program, introduced Mrs. Au-
gustus knight. who spoke on Art
and gave a short report on the meet
Mrs. John Frizzell, who spoke on
Home Makers"
Mrs. E. NJ. Wood. Mrs. Augustus
Knight and Mrs. John Frizzell were
luncheon guests.
! The next meeting Of the club will
/ be at the home of Mrs. II. x. Ho-
bart. 1904 Chestnut street, Takoms
Park, January 13.
The Argyle Club will meet at the
| home of Mrs. Albert Hortoa, 1897
| Gallatin street, tomorrow, l:o0 pm
Mrs. Tufts will read a paper or
| Greenland"
| The Columbia Heights Art Club was
| recently entertained by Mrs. z.
Russell and Mrs. William Clark Al
! 1446 Harvard street. with Mrs. Z. X
| Cranmer In the chair. Mrs. Ellis
Logan gave an address on famou!
| American paintings. Mrs. G. L. Peck.
ham entertained the club Thursday
at 3177 Eighteenth street, Mrs
| Arthur J. Seaton, chairman. The
paper on the paintings OF Johr
| Alexander and Walter Parrish was