The Washington times., 1924-11-24

MRS. COOLIDGE AIDS
GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY

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Mrs. Coolidge has given to the
Girls Friendly Society a small en-.
craving OF the White House. auto.
graphed with her name. This Is to
be sold at the bazaar which win
take place tomorrow In the parish
house Of st. Johns Church III La
fayette Square.
The Girls Friendly Society.
founded nearly fifty years ago in
England, has g. membership In
America of sixty thousand women
and girls.
Two years hence in England and
America the fiftieth anniversary Is
to be celebrated by the building In
each country of large organization
home.
In washington it win be called
the National Center" and will
serve as home hotel for girls
coming to the Capital on vacations
and sightseeing trips, and for the
young women and girls Of WASH
ington it will be q local club house
and recreational center.
The members Of the society have
pledged themselves to raise the
necessary funds for this project.
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DIR. BOWERMAN no BE
HONORED BY LIBRARY STAFF.
Invitations have been issued Tor
Wednesday evening, December 8,
for reception to Doctor George
f.. Bowerman, Librarian Of the
Free Public Library. The reception
is being given in recognition Of
the completion Of Doctor Bower.
mans twenty years of service and
as a tribute to his public spirit.
1t is being given at the Public
Library by the Board of Library
Trustees, of which Theodore w.
Noyes is president, and by the staff
Of the library.
GEORGIA STATE CLUB
TO MEET TUESDAY.
The Georgia State Club will hold
its second business meeting OF the
season in the gray room Of the
Raleigh Hotel, tomorrow night al
s o'clock. A 'get-together" meet.
ing of all Georgians in attendance
will be held after the business
meeting and a short program has
been arranged by the entertainment
committee.
Georgia Congressman who are
now in Washington will attend
Tuesday night, and arrangements
viii be announced for the enter.
tainment to be held at the Wash,
ington Club, 1901 X street north.
west. on Friday evening, Decem.
Der 5, c. B. McCullar is president
OF the club, Doctor j. G. b.
BulIoch, first vice president; Miss
Sibil Armand, second; s. E. Nor.
gan, third and Mrs. r. w. Cur.
bow, fourth vice president; George
r. Martin, is secretary; Mrs,
Bernice Brown McCullar, CORES.
ponding secretary, and r. e. L.
Hall, treasurer.
Congressman Charles H.. Brand
Of the Eighth Georgia District was
unanimously elected honorary presi
dent Of the club at last weeks meet
ing.
The 343d Engineer Regiment will
give a military ball in the ballroom
Of the City Club tomorrow evening
SPONSORS SELECTED
For STUDY CLUB.
The sponsors and subscribers d
Washington Study are announced
, in the recently published programs
OF courses offered this winter and
include many distinguished Wash
Iingtonians. Among them ere Mrs
Henry Marquard. Mrs. William II
Taft, Mrs. George p. Scriven, Mrs
Charles Warren, Mrs. Louis A
rockingham, Miss Charlotte Cullen
Miss Rachel T. Barringon, Mrs
Henry w. Fitch, Mrs. David Blair
Mrs. Wilton j. Lambert, Mrs. r
Harry Covington, Mrs. Frederick
Moore, and Mrs. John w. Dwight
Mrs. Charles Warren will be the
hostess of the course IN govern
ment which begins on December 4
and Mrs. George p. ScriVsn Of the
course in history beginning De
cember 6.
The Alumnae Association of the
Academy of the Visitation will hold
the first Of a series Of card parties
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
at the Washington Club, 1901 K
street. Miss Loretta A. Hannah Is
chairman of the entertainment com.
mittee Of the association.