The Washington times., 1924-02-22
WOMEN To GIVE
PLAY ON SEX
At CLUB
Hin
Varied Programs Arranged at
Community Centers for
the Holiday.
By SYLVIA sEDGEWICK.


The dramatic section Of the Col.
lege Woman's Club. win present
"Petticoat Perfidy," a one.act play
by Sir Charles Young. at the enter.
tainment at the Women's City Club
tonight. Miss Adelaide Borah is in
charge. Those taking part are Mrs.
Harris G. Baldwin. Mrs. J. L. Pos.
son and Mrs. Goodwin Price
Graham. Miss Maud Francis viii
read a group Of poems.
''The Way We Do It At College
will be presented at the College
Woman's Club tomorrow evening.
Members, Of the cast are Miss Eliza
beth Newton, Miss Harriet Berbour,
Miss Lillian White, Mrs. Harris
Baldwin and Mrs. Goodwin Graham.
Mrs. Lyman Swormstedt is director
and win speak on bridge.
Miss Margaret Cary, Of the New
York office Of the American Child's
Health Association, spoke on health
education to twenty-three teachers
IN the contest for. a scholarship IN
health education, at a meeting Of
the Washington local COMMITTEES last
night in the office Of DR.. Rebecca
Stoneroad. Those present were DR..
Stoneroad, representing DIR. Frank
Ballou; DIR. Murphy, representing
the Board Of Health; Mrs. Saunders,
for the Parent Teachers, and Miss
4. w. Hobgood, for the teachers.
Community Centers.
The Johnson-Powell community
center will give q special George
Washington program tonight. ar.
ranged by A. M. Howard, who win
be. assisted by Mrs. Edith Hunter.
The Story of the Flag" viii be
given by the children of the
eighth grades under Miss Jacuuette
and Miss Samsans, in cooperation
with the principal OF the school,
Mrs. L.. Brewer. The children
VINO viii take part are: Leah Cue.
Sennelm' Donald Jones, Harry
newman, Robert Chaplin, Eliza.
Detn Waple, Ruth Lusby, Doris
Iroth, May Dezendorf, Hannah
w WASH, katherine. Slaughter ard
AS"Od anu MARIE QOhrtn
VIII dance The National i, Flag.
MISS Wilmuth Gary will exhibit
ner original flag of the Allies. Les.
ne Coyle, baritone, will sing, Our
S EouhtIys rag" composed by
mrs. Mary s. Parker. Katherine
stuart and Harry Summers viii;
dance Americas Dream" George
Campoell. as Uncle Sam, will close
the program.
Because Of the holiday, the
AFTERNOON classes at the center
will not meet.
The Girls Recreational Club will
meet from to 6 at the Clevele nd
1nelps center this afternoon. The
CIVIC Center Of Affiliated Associa
tions and the Northwest Citizens
association will meet in the evening
Otner clubs to meet are the basket
DalI Team ana the Mt. Calvary Com
mandary drill team. -
AT the Btrney Center this after
noon the Junior Dramatic Clut
VIII meet at 3 o'clock. The club
meeting In the evening will be tho
Girls, Athletic Club, Whiting Club
Les Belle Club, Busy Bee Club, anG
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Clubs meeting at the Deanwood
Senter tonight are sewing class
Girls Song Club, Mems Choral 80
ciety, FOX Dancing Club, and the
At the Southeast Center tonight
the country Dancing Club will have
costume dance in honor of the
holiday. There will also be meet
lngs OF the Junior Dramatic CluF
ana the Rhythm class. The Wintor
Athletic Club will have a business
meeting, and the Boy Scouts viii
meet IN the Wallach School.
The Thomson center will be closed
because Of the holiday.
The West Washington center
will have a visual instruction en-.
tertainment tonight. There win be
meetings of the Boy Scouts, the
Willing Workers, and the Young
Women's Art Club.
A patriotic visual instruction
program will feature the holiday
exercises at Miner Normal center
tonight. The program will include
movies for the children. The Red
Cross classes will meet as~~usual
at 1880.
Inc T.. V. Brown center will not
have the afteroon class meetings
today. The library will be open
in the evening, and the social
dancing club will met as usual,
At the Lovejoy center the Man.
chester Athletic Club will have its
initial reception at 8 D. m,
The Anthony League will enter.
tain it's president, Mrs. Anna 70.
Hendley, and it's vice president, Mrs.
Nannette Paul. at the weekly card
party tomorrow evening at the tea.
house Of the Federated Clubs. 172A