Evening star., 1925-07-05

in the residential sections of Reading
in new department of the work of
the recreation board municipal bu-
reau. She gathers together groups of
children playing on the streets and
entertains them by telling them fairy
tales and other stories that children
like. She has a certain schedule for
the work and fixed locations, and Miss
koch's new enterprise is expected to
become highly popular among little
children.
At the meeting OF the Red Triangle
Outing Club, held at the clubhouse
Sunday, June 81. the proposed amend
ments to the clubhouse constitution
were adopted. Mr.. Cox called a meet
ing of the clubhouse members to be
held at the clubhouse Sunday, July
II, at $3.50 pm, for the election of a
trustee and the consideration of an
assessment for the upkeep and i'm
provements to the clubhouse. All club
house members are hereby notified to
be present. At the meeting June 81
it was unanimously agreed that an
assessment of 81 each should be made.
This assessment will be formally voted
on July 12
The attention of ali Red Triangle
Outing Club members is invited to the
fact that they are eligible for Summer
membership in the clubhouse. Sum-
mer memberships entitle such men,
bers TO full use of the clubhouse on
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
They have a good bathing beach,
dressing rooms, and plenty of room
for picnics. The clubhouse is very
easy to get to. and affords a fine
chance to get away from the heat OF
the city. The fees charged for Sum
mer memberships are very reasonable
Any officer Of the club will be glad to
give full particulars and receive your
applications for membership.
The women's auxiliary to the Rail.
way Mail Association met in regular
monthly session at the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple June 81. The meeting
was called 20 order by the president,
Mrs. J. c. Myers, and opened by re-
peating the Lords Prayer The sa-
lutte TO the flag was given, led by Mrs.
Z. j. Deeds. The minutes OF the
previous meeting were approved as
read. The treasurer. Mrs. w. M
Collins, reported a balance Of $408. .04
in the treasury. The annual report
of committees was given. Under new
business It was decided to hold the
annual rummage sale in September or
October. A blanket authorization was
given the program committee permit
ting them to go forward with the
yearbook for 1925-1926. The subject
of meeting place for next year was
referred to a committee consisting of
Mrs. Plymale, chairman; Mrs. Deeds
and Mrs. Link.
The election of officers resulted in
the following: President, Mrs. II. c.
Heffner; vice president, Mrs. r. D.
Apple; recording secretary, Mrs. III. n.
Link; corresponding secretary, Mrs. E.
j. Deeds; treasurer, Mrs. w. NJ. Col
lins; auditor, Mrs. II. w. Strickland,
and historian. Mrs. A. X. Wine.
The election of delegates to the ma
tionaf convention of the Railway Mail
Association Auxiliary resulted in Mrs.
j. c. Myers and Mrs. H. G. Heffner
with Mrs. r. Plymale and Mrs. II. W.
Strickland as alternates. The con-
vention will be held in Denver, Colo,
September I. 1925.
Mrs. A. X. Wine as leader for the
evening entertained the auxiliary and
guests with songs and dances by Her
man and Gertrude Saldman and songs
by Marjorie Wine with accompani-
ments by Miss Elizabeth Wine.
The hostesses, Mrs. f. +. Ball and
Mrs. E. j. Deeds served refreshments
Adjournment for the Summer months.
The June meeting of the Janet
Montgomery Chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution, held at the
home of Mrs. Frederick Brown. in
kensington. was well attended. having
with the chapter two of it's new mem
bers, Mrs. Anna Waters Thompson
and Miss Elinor Yates Waters, and
several visitors. The meeting was
notable for it's enthusiastic endorse
ment of the observance of Constitu-
tional day, to be celebrated in Sep
tember, 1925.
Since this was the annual meeting
the following officers were elected:
Mrs. Estelle P. Weaver, regent; Mrs.
L. J. Hartshorn, vice regent: Miss
Mary II. Wingate. recording secretary;
Mrs. II. K. Corrick. corresponding sec
retary: Miss Laura Gilliland, treasurer;
Mrs. b. w. Moore, registrar: Mrs. F.
w. Brown. parliamentarian; Mrs. B.
P. Whalen. historian; Mrs Howard
Griffith, auditor. and Mrs. L. F. Lines,
Mrs. f. p. Stone and Mrs. John Will
Jams, directors.
West End w. c. L. L. held its regu-
lar meeting Monday evening at Union
Methodist Episcopal Church. In the
absence of the president, Mrs. Coopes,
the vice president, Miss A. l.. Adams.
presided. Reports from Mrs. Lyons
and Miss Wanstall were read and ac-
cepted. Devotions were conducted by
Miss Mae Smith. The union voted
S. for w. C. T. u. work in Porto
Rico, S. for vacation Bible school
and $40 for the children's Summer
outing. A committee was appointed
for an ice cream sale later. The host
esses for the evening were Miss Cald-
well. Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Silence.
A pleasant hour was spent in looking
over the work of the children being
done at the Summer vacation school.
Members Of the Washington Practi-
cal Psychology Club will hold their
monthly business meeting at the
Playhouse Monday. July 6, at pm.
On Monday evening the District of
Columbia League of American Pen
Women held its last meeting for
the season at the club headquarters,
100 FL street. The occasion was one
of greetings and good-byes. The new
ly appointed chairmen of standing
committees were introduced by the