Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-23

Matter by Newspapers ana Maga-
zines" There win be talk by Miss
Stephenson. followed by round ta-
BILE, in which members of the group
will participate.
The Child Con.ervatioa League of
America met Monday at the home OF
Mrs. MacKay, 5617 Illinois avenue.
Mrs. Goss. the president read a pa
per on Child Conservation with
round table discussion. Mrs. Bold
read magazine extracts. which was
followed by regular business, sub
ject for next meeting November 80.
Does Fear of Punishment Prevent
Bad Habits?"
The Faculty Circle. a club OF women
composed of professors wives from
the University of Maryland residing
in College Park, Riverdale. Berwyn
and Hyattsville, was entertained at
the home Of DR.. De Voc Meade. in
Berwyn, dnesday.
An interesting program. arranged
by the hostess, Mrs. Meade. included
an address by Brig. Gen. Amos A.
Fries and talks by Mrs. Fries and
Lucia b. Maxwell. Mrs. A. F. Woods
read an original poem. Miss Ken
roe, Indian soloist, accompanied by
Prof Lewis, contributed the musical
numbers.
rations for the bazaar for the home,
to be held at Hotel Washington, will
open tomorrow at noon. There Will
be a dance tomorrow evening and
card parties on Tuesday afternoon
and evening.
The Chevy Chase Circle has charge
of these features. Mrs. Alexander
Wyiie, president. with Mrs. Jere
Crane In charge Of these events, as
sisted by Mrs. Archie Kidder. Mrs.
clinton Walcott. Mrs. Karl Fenntng,
Mrs. John Byrne, Mrs. William Pol
lard and Mrs Eugene MacLachlen.
Baby Lovers Circles, with Mrs. a.
r. McManus, president OF No. l Cir
Gle; with Mrs. Alvan Craig In charge
of bazaar work from that circle; Mrs.
A. III. Coster, president OF No. Circle,
and Mrs. NJ. A. English, president OF
No Circle, have charge OF the live
baby show. which will be conducted
during the bazaar, also OF the booths
containing those articles pertaining
to babies.
Baby Lovers Circle No. me.
Thursday at the homo OF Mrs. NJ. o.
Cooper, 1747 Irving street. to complete
Its work. On Friday representatives
of the three Baby Lovers Circles
met at the home OF Mrs. A. B. Nc
Manus in the Columbia apartment to
collect and mark the large collection
Of baby articles.
The Wheel Club. with Mrs. NJ. w.
Story president. has charge of the
apron booth.
The Kate Waller Barrett Circle.
Mrs ]. b. Gregg Gusts president, will
take charge OF the home booth.
Friendship Circle, with Mrs w. NJ.
Florence president, has the work of
supplying needs of the nursery at the
home. At the bazaar, however, Its
special booths Will be towels and
hand painted china.
Goodwill Circle, Mrs. A. Tew presi-
dent, has the utility booth and sale
of Christmas cards.
The Emma Fletcher Circle. with
Mrs. NJ. A. Anderson president. Will
have cakes. jellies and baked goods.
Other circles to have booths are
Dahlgren Terrace Club, Mrs. e. J.
Duties, president: Helping Hand CTR
Gle. Mrs. r. c. Hess, president; In
gram Memorial Church Circle, Mrs.
II. A. Barrows. president; kensing-
ton Circle, Mrs. Herbert Wright,
president; Sunshine Circle, Mrs. W. H.
Howard. president. and new circle
which has just been formed, Mrs.
Charles r. Shelton, president, will
have the flower booth. Mrs. John
Boyle, jr., has charge Of the articles
made by the girls at the homo.
The bazaar Is given by the board
Of directors and circles. Mrs. Thomas
r. Robertson is president OF the
board. with Mrs. o. c. Merrill as gen
eral chairman of the bazaar. The
vice chairmen assisting her are Mrs.
John HARDWOOD, Mrs. A. b. McManus,
Mrs. Robert Rausch. Mrs. Stephen
Lyman Tabor, Mrs. Jere Crane and
Mrs. A. II. Coster.
The Twentieth Century Club and
the Susan b. Anthony Foundation are
assisting. The debutantes OF the
Junior League will sell flowers. Ro-
land S. Robbins of Keith's Theater
has donated $50 tickets for the prizes
at the card tables.
Crittenton Board.-At the November
meeting of the home board of mana
gers. Miss Marshall. superintendent
Of the Norfolk, Va, Crittenton Home.
spoke briefly congratulating the
board on the splendid spirit prevail
ing in our local home and also on the
cooperation existing between the
two homes. Showing the growing in
terest in Crittenton work in our city,
Ave new working circles were re-
ported as organized this Fall. The
latest are the Kate Waller Barrett
Circle of 20 members, Of which Mrs.
]. B. Gregg Custis is president, and
the Emma Robertson Memorial Circle.
Mrs. Charles Shelton, president. A
pleasing announcement was that the
Twentieth Century Club viii conduct
a book booth at the Crittenton bazaar
at the Washington Hotel in Thanks
ciS ri 3o1t -
children's books and autographed
works. Babies from the home. Castle
View, 1859 Conduit road, will be an
attraction. At present there are IS
In the home.
There will be a ball in connection
with the bazaar on the first night and
card parties on the afternoon and
evening Of the second day.
The Park View Wo.aan's Club will
give a masquerade dance in Park
View School Tuesday night from $3.50
to IL. Candies and other refresh
ments will be on sale. Prizes will be
given for the most original costumes.
Tickets can now be secured from
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson, BIB warder
street, phone Adams 1855.
1t is the plan of the dance COM
mittee that this shall be an id-fash-
1OHcO CclcDTdtlON an q
that many OF the residents OF this
section will come to see the fun, even
though they may not care to mask
or dance.
Park View woman's Club is one of
the youngest in the District. Organ
lied In 1923 and admitted to the Dis
trict Federation in 1924, it is now
entering it's second year. The meet
ings are held on the first Tuesday
Of each month In Park View School.
Tho club was organized by Mrs. Ell
lis Logan and founded by Mrs. Ed
ward T. Perkins who 10 also its
president.