The Washington times., 1924-02-11

Lane Ia In charge there.
Mrs. q. s. Keiser of the Park
View Center announces q dinner
served by the women Of the Parent
Teacher Association this evening.
There also will be a meeting OF
the Park View Citizens AasOciat ton
at O'Clock tonight at the center at
which Senator Kenneth Mcclellan
Will speak. There will be q musical
program after the meeting.
At the Southeast Center, of which
Miss Carol II. johnson is In charge.
the Trinity and Navajo Athletic
Clubs will meet at Z o'clock In the
gymnasium for practice. This center
Is In the Hine Junior High School.
At the Birney Community Center
today, the Junior Dramatic Club
and the rhythmic Dancing Class
will meet at 3 o'clock. The Klover
Klub has planned q Valentine mat.
inee to begin at 4 o'clock. In The
evening. the BiFney Choral Society
and the Needlecraft Club will meet.
There also will be q community
sing by the Choral Society, and a
practice meet of the Rialto Athletic
Club.
This afternoon at the Y. w. C.
A., the Columbia Junior High School
Girl Reserve Club held q hare and
hound chase. They met at the
Adams Mill road entrance to Rock
Creek park at 500 o'clock. In the
evening the Pemecha Club will meet
at Peck Memorial Chapel. The
girls Of the club are sewing for
the Red Cross and win continue this
work through the winter.
The committees which met this
afternoon are the finance commit
tee under Mrs. Harry =. Hull, at
$3.50 o'clock and the membership
committee, which met at $50,
under Miss 1lena Bailey.
Tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. VIII.
lam Hamilton Bayley, honorary
president of the Y. w. c. A., will
speak before the Professional and
Business Girls Club. Her topic is
High Lights of Eighteen Months
in Europe"
The drama group Of the League
Of American Pen Women will meet
this evening, Miss Rebecca Dial,
chairman. The one-act. play con-
test and the league song contest
win close Wednesday.
George Schimmel, tenor; Miss
Hazel Arth, contralto; Miss Audrey
Johnsin, soprano, and Miss Mabel
Linton, pianist, will give q concert
at the musical evening. to be given
by the entertainment committee Of
the Women's City Club tonight.
The dance Of the Curley Club to
be given February IL, has been
changed from the Raleigh to the
Lafayette Hotel. The dance will
be a leap-year valentine affair.
A tea for the membership drive
to have been held Saturday at the
Women's City Club, has been post
poned until next Saturday.
The Bon Secour Friendship Club
at a recent meeting discussed the
club supper to be given February 20,
when Central entertains. Virginia
Gay. Grace Mclean, Frances Burler
and Julia Fischer were appointed on
the program committee. Eleanor
Chandler, Norma Finch, Mary Gayle
and Virginia Gay were appointed
cheer leaders.
The February meeting of the u.
S. s. Jacob Jones Post No. 2 of the
American Legion will be held at the
College Women's Club this evening.
ming.
The meeting Of the Dramatic Club
will be Tuesday afternoon in the
Red Cross room Of the Navy build
ing.
The February meeting Of the
Somerset, Drummond and Friend
ship Heights Women's Democratic
Club of Montgomery County, Nd,
met at the home of Mrs. Charles
Rippey, Wooten avenue, Mrs. Emory
Bogley. president, presiding.
Out Of respect to Woodrow VIII.
son, only the immediate business of
the club was transacted, the rest
Of the meeting being devoted to
memorial service. Mrs. James c.
Dulin led in prayer, and Miss Ruth
Shoemaker gave talk on Wilson's
Ne. At the close of the service,
Lead Kindly Light" was sung by
Mrs. Charles Roesche and Mrs.
Emory Bogley, with Mrs. Roesche
at the niAnn