The Washington times., 1924-05-14
CLUB
AIDS CHILD
RELIEF
Dramatic Section Will Give
Program Tonight to Help
German Committee
By SYLVIA sEDGEwICK.

Inc dramatic section or the Con
cord Club will give a program OF
humorous sketches and songs to
night at the club, 314 e street, foI
the starving children in Germany.
The entertainment is one OF q
series given for the American com
mittee Of which Major Genera
Henry T. Allen Is national chair
man and Lieutenant General Nelson
A. Miles is chairman of the Wash
ington division.
Members Of the dramatic section
taking part are Mr.. Schwarzman
Mrs. Liable, Mrs. Schwarzmafi, Mira
Machler, Master Goldstein. the
Misses Pooh, Mrs. w. Gramms, Mr.
Heller, w. Hannemann, Princess
Willy Kenno, Mrs. Alois Schlachter
Mrs. Centa Kion, Paul Riedel, Lex
Wiener and X. Viertel.
The program 10 under the direc
ton Of Professor Oswald Gueth and
Professor e. e. Mort. The commit
tee in charge consists Of Mrs. Ferdi
nand Bauer, chairman; Mrs. M
Billie, Mrs. p. Walther, Mrs. b
Krumke, Mrs. j. Brueger, Mrs
Diener, Doctor Margaret Eek, Car
Heurich and Martin Wiegand.
The nature section of the TWEEN
tieth Century Club will meet today
at Dupont circle. 10:45 a. M, for Z
trip to Cabin John and vicinity.
Reservations are being made by
the committee in charge Of Mrs
Ernest McComas for the club, play
to be given at the Belasco on May
&C.. The proceeds are to 60 to the
Juvenile Protective Association and
many seats have already been sold
The annual sessions OF the
Woman's Missionary Society Of the
Baltimore Conference Of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church. South, will
be continued today at the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church.
The final session will be held Fri
day. Delegates from Maryland. Vir.
GINA and the District are attend.
ing. The meeting opened yester.
day. The Reverend w. A. Lam
beth addressed the meeting last
night.
Colonel c., o. Sheriff.. officer Of
public grounds and buildings. said
yesterday at the meeting of the
Women's City Club that the civic
organizations of the District were
lax in their efforts to help keen
up parks and public buildings.
As q result of his talk the club
passed resolutions endorsing Colonel
SherrilI's administration, deploring
the lack Of funds from Congress
/ and urging the passage. of the bill
to create a National Park Commits
sion. This bill will be sent to
Congress.
Colonel Sheriff. said that the
reason for the disorderly appear
ance of the parks and buildings
was the lack Of funds for upkeen
He said that the shortage mirht
mean the discharging of emnIoyes
He spoke of the various cuts IN
appropriations which had been
mace by the Budget Bureau and
the House Committee.
Community Centers.
The Esperanto Club, the Physical
Training Glass and the Washington
Women's Drill Team will meet a,
Thomson Center tonight. The two
rhythm classes for children WIN meet
this afternoon.
Violin classes met today at the
Park View center.
The kindergarten Club OF the
Wilson Normal center will have its
final rehearsal under Evelyn Davis
Tor the play to be given in con,
nection with the pageant.
Robert Lawrence will give a
concert at the East Washington
center tonight.
A dress rehearsal for the paEean,
directed by Marie Moore Forrest
Will be held at Southeast center
tonight.
French classes met at e. "
Brown center today.
Girls Handicraft and Dress
making Clubs will meet at Love
joy center tonight. The Visual
instruction program was given
today.