Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
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= member of the local organization.
1t was also decided to vary the
meetings and to have an afternoon
and evening and a luncheon meeting
in alienation. The next meeting
will be held in the evening. probably
the second Monday In November. .
The AbraeadaAra Literary and So
osal Club met wednesday evening at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Alanson D.
Morehouse. 1926 q. stkset.
The topic for roll cali responses. was
'"The Revolutionary War winch
elected a number of interesting ref
erences to the events of that period
The paper by Mrs. Rose May How
ard, ''Wanderings and Wonderings."
riences during the past Summer spent
in England. '.,-~+E
District OF Columbia Society,
DauEhter~ 1872. met Tuesday at the
Willard Hotel. Capt Cluverius of
the United States Navy Depart
ment was the speaker. In his ad-
part our Navy takes in maintaining
peace. and in closing spoke of the OBJ
servance of Navy day.
Mrs. Grace Il. willard of Los Ange-
les. national president w. r. c., gave
George H. Thomas, w. r. c., No. II,
visitation Friday night.
Crittenton Board MeetinE.-The o.
tober meeting of the board of man.
ayers was largely devoted to ar
rangements for public functions COM
ing in the near future. On October
% at the First Congregational,
l.
dozen or more circles. of the Dis
trict at a 1 pm luncheon at which
Miss Cole. superintendent of the
home. will describe it's work. Mr.
.. G. Merrill will tell of the big
bazaar coming in Thanksgiving week
FOR which Mrs. Coolidge has con-
scented to head the list of patronesses.
Presidents of circles will report on
the progress OF their bazar work.
The public is invited. There are 80
girls and 80 bal los in the home.
Fourteen girls have recently been
denied admis Ton through lack of
room. Dr.. Barrett, national president
Of Crittenton work, was a guest of
the club. .t... --.-....
Wheel Cub.-The Crittenton Wheel
Club celebrated its 18th birthday
Thursday with a luncheon at the
home OF its hub" Mrs. NJ. w. Story.
BIS Mount Pleasant street. The
club has pledged at least 100 aprons
for the Crittenton bazar to be held
Thanksgiving week in the hall of
nations. Washington Hotel. Mr..
Miriam. Alvord and Mrs Abbie L.
kendrick. new memt ers, complete
the clubs limited membership Mrs
Minnie n. lde will be the club host
esss October "a, at GA D street north
cast t....t
The College Women's Club will give
q tea tomorrow from 4 to s pm, at
the clubhouse, 1892 street. This
will be the second of the series of
teas the club Is giving, with talks
on the political situation and the
presidential candidates. Mrs. Rose
Yates Forester of the Democratic
national committee, the speaker and
guest of honor, will have as her sub
ject: Honesty In Government With
John W. Davis" 80. 49,. --t|-'
JuRiov' Cesncil.--The opening meet
ing will he held today at $3.50 O'Clock
I'm the vestry rooms of the Eighth
Street Temple.
Mr.. ]. r. Neigh, director Of Neigh
borhood House, will give the prin-
cipal address. Miss Carrie Hart.
Senior Council member. will discuss
her Happy Day" project and the
new Juanita X. .Nye Settlement
House.
:. Calt1s Clnb opened its season at the
homo OF Mrs. c. X. Bergman, all
members, being present. paper on
"GleAnings From World Events" was
presented by Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson
and discussed by the members. One
guest was present.
The Arxyle study Cl.b will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Cox, 1907 Iowa ave-