Evening star., 1924-12-07

OF the eQltOrS or the journal OIL III
ternational Law. December II, THE
Baltic Countries" by DIR. Antonius
Pip. Esthonian minister a Wash
ington.
The Cornell Club will entertain all
Cornell women Thursday from 4:30
to 6 pm. at the club of American AS
sociation of University Women, 1894
| street. The hostesses will be Miss
Alice j. Du Breuil, chairman; Mrs.
Frederick Coville, Mrs. j. NJ Holton,
Mrs. Letta Brock Stone, Mrs. Harri
son Dixon, Mrs. Joseph zirkle, Miss
Jean Stephenson, Miss Ruth Petersen,
Miss Mollie Shoemaker and Miss
Leola Kruger.
Petworth woman's Club At the
meeting held Monday the following
were elected to membership: Mrs F.
E. Thuney, Mrs. Grace Taylor New
len, Mrs. Henry John Smith. Mrs. o.
C. Riddle, Mrs. Minnie Myers, Mrs.
II. l.. Brockson,
Reports of standing committees
showed activity in all branches.
Mrs. Utley, chairman of the philan-
thropic committee, distributed Christ
mas stockings to be made and filled for
children at the orphanages.
Mrs. Waite, chairman of the hospi-
tality committee, stated that plans
Year reception to be held at Joppa
Lodge Hall.
The club voted to donate various
sums of money to the charitable or
ganizations of the city.
At the close of the business meet
Ing the civic committee took charge
of the entertainment for the evening
demonstration and talk given by
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company toook the form of moving
picture showing the development of the
telephone in all it's stages.
social hour with refreshments
followed.
| The next meeting of the club will
| be January ), when the hospitality
| committee will have charge of the
| entertainment.
Announcement OF chairmen for the
| Casually Hospital bazaar, to be held
in the crystal room of the Ebbitt
In the afternoon and evening of De-
cember 10: Candy, Mrs. Charles p.
Bassett; parcel post, Mrs. Roger,
Whitford; cake, Mrs. A. Q. Dills;
jelly, Mrs. Walter Barr; fancy work,
Mrs. John Reynolds: aprons, Mrs.
Edgar Brown; publicity, Mrs. Claes
Dickson -HallencreutZ.
The st. Joseph's Club. which was or
u
raj dance November 2S. at St. Jo-
sephs Hall, Second and c streets
northeast The club holds its meet
inss on the first and third Monday
of each month. After each meeting
there is dance for the members.
The club at present has a member
ship of approximately 150.
The following officers were elected
for the year: President, Luke
O'Reilly; vice president, Miss Edna
Burrows; recording secretary, Harry
keegan: corresponding secretary,
Miss Ruth Connors; treasurer. John
Bergin; warden, Vincent Flaherty;
spiritual director, Rev. Joseph T.
=" Kennedy. The following members
were appointed chairmen of the com.
mittees: Membership. Miss Josephine
Hughes: program, John Bergin: en-
tertainment, Miss Dorothy Callahan;
cooperation, Miss Cecilia Regan;
publicity. Andrew Kramer; dramatic
p. Woods
The Writer'S League of Warrington
met recently at the Thomson School
NJ. Hugh Irish, president of the
league. occupied the chair. Reports
were heard from the secretary. Mrs
Delos W. Thayer.
| J. w. Palmer addressed the league
on the subject of THE Great Ameri-
SAaA -NoNCAs III CoHtiuSlOn gave
a selection from The Broad High
way
The Woman'> Community Club of
Beitsvilie. Md. held it's December
meeting at the home of Mrs. W. RI.
Damn. An original articled entitled
| our Presidents and What Has Be
come OF Them was read by Mrs.
Alice Morton of the current events
committee.
Prof. Reginald Truitt of the Uni
versity of Maryland gave a-talk on
The Resources of Chesapeake Bay"
The hostess was assisted by Miss
NJ. Fl. Byers of Washington. Mrs. II.
y. Mathews will be hostess to the
club, January ).
Friendship Branch Sunshine and
Community Society met Monday. at
the home of Mrs. George A. Ross, 1720
Kenyon street. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. f. f. Nelson and Mrs.
Robert Read, and the meeting was
presided over by the president of the
branch, Mrs. George +. Hebbard.
Mrs. Nicholson gave story of her
experiences in Russia, where she was
for nine months, and Mrs. Ross Sny-
der sang. The program was followed
by social hour, with refreshments.
| Mrs. e. r. Woodson will give a sill
yer tea and bazaar at her home, 3245
klingle road. December Is, from to
S, and will be assisted by Mrs. w. A.
Durham, Mrs. Otis j. Rogers and 9TH
ers. The tea is for the benefit of
Sunshine Branch, and friends as we'll
as members are invited.
The Robert f.. Lee Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confedcracy. enter
tanned Monday evening at the home.
| 1929 Vermont avenue, for the Confed-
crate Veterans of the District, their
families and friends.
| Following a brief business meeting
to take care of matters pertaining to
the comfort of the veterans-the chap
ter'S chief work-the evenings enter
tainment began with an address by
| Claude n. Bennett which dealt chiefly
with historical incidents. literally illus
trated by war stories. Little Miss Caro-
line Reese. member of the Children
of the Confederacy," pleased with old
Southern songs, accompanied at the
piano by Miss Arnold. Two honor pupils
OF Miss Helen Griffith's dancing school,
Olive Ruth Hathaway and Margaret
Butler in several changes of costume
gave Spanish, Irish and doll dances
The doll dance was especially pleasing
to the old gentlemen for whom 1t was
given, and they would have kept the
children dancing indefinitely. Earl Car
bauh, accompanied at the piano by