Evening star., 1924-03-30

reported slightly injured.
Cole. Mrs William Allen Wilbur, Miss
Florence Armstrong and Miss Mary
Lindsey
A group of Greek women and girls,
under the supervision of Nine. NJ Tsa-
mados, wife of the charge d'affaires
OF the Greek embassy, meet at the
association every Monday night.
from to $40, is composed of young
business women, who are preparing
for their second meet.
| The Mount Pleasant Chapter Of the
| Y. w. c. A. will hold sale of Easter
| novelties at the Elizabeth Somers
! residence Wednesday.
A total of s20.303 has been received
through it's campaign 10 raise the
budget deficit of s33,74s, it was an
nounced Wednesday at meeting OF
the workers which was held at the
association headquarters. 614 E street
Although this falls short of the
sum needed, those present agreed
that the result Of the drive was en-
couraging, considering the number of
deserving causes which are asking
for. help in WASHINGTON just now.
| Rather than cut the Y. w. C. A
budget for the coming year, which
associations activities among the
young girls and women, to whom they
are real boon, the campaign workers
! promised to go on collecting in
| quiet way till the whole sum required
is raised. Mrs. Harry Z. Hull, chair
! man. OF the finance committee, pre-
sided
/ Mount Pleasant Young Peoples
Branch. W. G. II. L.. met Tuesday at
the home of its president, Mrs. Leo
! w. Solbach. 322 18th street. to give a
home coming dance to welcome and
4 honor i W ha :
/ just returned from Davenport, Iowa,
| where he graduated in medicine.
F.! Outside of members of the branch
! the guests were the parents of DR..
| France, Miss Emma @. Brashears and
| Walter A. Thomas.
! The North Capitol w. c. r. L. met
Monday evening with Mrs. Margaret
! r. Limeback. 81 Z street, the presi-
dent. Mrs. Helen B. Hall. presiding.
| Mrs. Ada P. Espey, assistant super
! intendent OF flower missions. reported
taking flowers and plants to shut
ms" Mrs. Hall and Miss Elizabeth
| Refs reported on Americanization
! work and their trip to Baltimore; Mrs.
| Lutz, on Sunday school work; Mrs.
Welch, national organizer of Virginia.
| outlined her work; Mrs. Lindsey C.ark
! spoke on general information of the
| unions. and Mrs. Emma Lynch, on lit
| erature for scientific temperance. Mrs.
1 Emma Sanford Shelton spoke and was
! presented with a shower of spring
! blossoms by Mrs. Limeback n!behalf
! members were enrolled, Mrs. ]. II.
Young, Mrs. H. Col, Mrs. Clark and
| Miss Emma wilkins.
/ Delegates to the law enforcement
| convention are Mrs Fred Briggs. Mrs.
Ada p. Espey, Mrs. Mary e. Graham.
| Mrs. Blanche C. Hoover, Mrs. Charles
| A. Fenner, Mrs. Helen B. Hall, Mrs.
Lille Moore, Mrs. william J. Palmer
and Mrs. Nellie F. Strang. Mrs. Fen
ner reported on the last tea. The next
Bryant street, Thursday, from to 5
pm Members and friends invited.
| The next meeting will be at Rust
Hall, April 21. The speaker will be
Assistant Attorney General Mrs Ma
| bel walker Willebrandt. The public
| invited.
| Florence Crittenton Mixsion.-Cir-
cles have been organized throughout
| the city to work and raise money for
! the mission, situated at present on
| Conduit road.
| At the call Of Mrs Stephen Lyman
! Tabor Of Chevy Chase, member of the
board of managers, meeting was
of the leaders of these circles and a
few others especially Interested in
! this branch Of the work.
| Mrs. Tabor called the informal ses-
sion to order after most of the COM
pany had inspected the home, espe-
cially the nursery.
| The first of these circles was organ
| ized by the late Mrs. Alfred Wood
and Is called the Wheel Club. This
is a fieurishing circle, consisting of
The report of Sunshine Circle. with
Mrs. w. H Howard as president was
made by Mrs. w. LIZ Fulton.
| Chevy Chase Circle, one OF the larg-
est and strongest was reported by
Mrs. c. F. Wolcott The Emma
reported the different ways in which
money had been raised during the
year Mrs. e. A. Parker, president of
! report. but the members present were
told of the fine work done during the
past year by the members from Ken
Mrs. w. A.. Brown is president of
another circle. but which failed to
send a representative to the confer
ence. Baby Lovers Circle was well
represented by Mrs. McManus, who
aSe.n fu reaes rspsrtr rsmble Hf s cuS
| reported by Mrs. e. J. Duties. Help
\ ing Hand was reported by Mrs. r. C.
Hess. and ingram Memorial by Mrs.
H. A. Barrows.
Mrs. warren M. Florence, president
VI CifCHuSuip SfSic, W dc W ScoAs, w =
the report was given by Mrs. John
H Harwood.
The Sunday school Mizpah class of
Emmanuel Baptist Church was rep
resented by Mrs. williams. This class
has been helping in various ways by
giving garments and money to the
home and Mrs. williams is hoping to
form a circle from this class
| Mrs. Olea w Coster is about to
form a circle. Mrs. John Boyle, jr.,
told of her plans fo form a circle
among the doctors wives who are in
terested in the home.
! Mrs Thomas e. Robertson, presi-
dent of the board of managers, gave
helpful suggestions.
| At the end of the reports Mrs. Ia
Dor gave q summary OF what had
been said and, the many ways to
raise money for the home and the
need of recreation for the girls At
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