Evening star., 1925-03-22

/ TleI dI castle view marCn 10, ndi o.
| Thomas e. Robertson presiding.
Excavations for the adjoining new
hospital and nursery are under way
and 1t Is hoped that the corner stone
| may be laid next month. Mrs. Ger
| trude Bischoff and Willard Smith,
! from the Social Hygiene Society, ex-
| planned the objects of the society and
] outlined the extent to which social
| hygiene Is being studied. in George
was appointed to prepare resolutions
| on the death of DR.. Kate Waller
| Barrett, for 15 years the national
| president of Crittenton work. in
| whose memory public memorial
| meeting will soon be held. Miss
! Cole, superintendent of the home, out
lined some of the sad happenings In
the life of girl recently an inmate.
| who, now about to marry the father
| of her child, has been invited to be
married from the home. There are
33 girls in the home at present.
Business women's Council.-Comdr
| III. c. Richardson. u. S. N. gave a
talk on aviation, illustrated with
| stereopticon and motion pictures, be-
| fore the council Friday evening at
she Church OF tie Covenant
| DR.. William a. Eisenberger, teacher
| of the Bible class. took for his sub
| ject, Approved Unto God" Mrs.
! Peabody of Boston gave a talk last
week on Women of the Bible"
| Park View Woman's Club met
| March 13, when the literary section
was entertained at the home OF Mrs.
| Grace $. Kelser. ass Park road The
| hostess WA assisted by Mrs. Eta
| Covell. Mrs. q. A. MacRae, Mrs. E. w.
| Kirby and Mrs. Mary Duffy Mrs.
Edward T. Perkins, president OF the
| club, was present.
| a pleasing program was opened
| with vocal solos by Miss Gladys Price,
J accompanied by Mrs. Fred Walker.
| Mrs. Viola l.. Hallett read Tho Ghost
| Ship" The. book review of the eve
| ming was read by yAMrs. l.. K. Murray.
| who gave a resume OF Elsie and the
| Child" The program closed with an
DID fashioned spelling school. Miss
| carolyn Whitlock was the teacher
| and Mrs. John Bradley and Mrs. +.
/ j. McMaugh the opposing captains.
| The prize was won by Mrs. Fred
| Walker.
During the social hour the hostesses
| served refreshments at tables deco
rated with Spring flowers. The next
| meeting of this group will be held the
| second Friday in April, with Mrs.
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| road. as hostess. At this meeting Mrs.
| w. Neville will review a book by w. II.
| Hudson, the English naturalist and
| author. Miss Carolyn Whitlock will
/ review that much loved American
| classic, "A Certain Rich Man" 1t is
proposed to add current events to the
programs, which are already full Of
| interest. The members of this COM
| mittee are enthusiastic in their work,
| and the attendance now numbers Is
persons
Frfendship Aid Club met Monday at
| the home of Mrs. Charles Haupt, 1928
| P street
The club was entertained by Mrs
Haupt with a plano selection. Mel
| ody," written by Vice President
| Dawes, and by DIR. Louise Stanley
| who gave a talk on Child Feeding.
The hostess was assisted during a
| social hour by Mrs. John r. King Mrs
| William NJ Burt, Mrs. Harvey Gram
| and Mrs. X. Z. Parks.
The next meeting will be held April
| 20 with Mrs. J. Stanley Durkee al
| Howard University.
The Washington Practical PsychoI-
| oEy Club celebrated St. Patrick's day
| Monday night by giving an irish
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had been invited to join the members
! in doing honor to the popular saint
/ and all came dressed In elaborate
| costumes of Irish of high or low de-
| gree, or showing allegiance by more
! simple decoration of shamrock and
| green ribbon. Irish jigs, songs and
| stories were enjoyed and prizes given
| for costume and for character acting
Some OF those attending were Mr.
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| Charles o. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A
! Crist. Misses Olive McNeal, Heller
! Krahling, Alberta Rowzee, Edith
/ shannon. Elizabeth shannon, Augusta
Machen, Rose Mattingly, Ethel Tre-
| nary, Elizabeth Harris, Jennie Harris
| Sarah Erbe, Anne Thomas. Audrey
Hottie. Alice Crist, Florence McGin-
mel, Lue Williams, R E. Wilson
| Louise Mckinney, Mrs. G. X.
| Gregory, DR.. Ida Wahlen and Messrs.
| c. l.. Van Doren, Elmer Haas.
| Poston, Edward Shattuck and H. L
| Anderson.
Baby Lovers Circle No. OF the
Florence CrtttentOn Home was en-
| tertained at luncheon Wednesday by
| Mrs. Frank W. Garden at her home
| 1876 Thirteenth street The tables
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| Patrick decorations. After a short
| program, consisting of piano selec-
tions by Mrs. ". ". Gilbert and
Irish solos by Mrs. George Price, the
| committee on constitution brought in
| a revised constitution, which was dis
cussed and voted upon. Arrange
/ ments were made for the card party
to be held at Hotel Logan April Is
| at 1870. Those present were Mrs. A
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A. Woods, Mrs. c. Chester Caywood
and her mother. Mrs. withall;
O. F. Busby, Mrs. F. W. Car
den, Mrs. E. D. Cummings, Mrs
N. w. Gilbert, Mrs. w. F. Hayes, Mrs.
Edwin S. La Fetra. Mrs. A. B. Nc
Manus, Mrs. H. H. Myers, Mrs. K. L.
Parks, Mrs. George Price and Mrs
W. NJ. Burt. The next luncheon is
to be held April at the home OF
Mrs. A. B. McManus.
| The Florence Crtttenton Baby
| Lovers Circle No. met March at
the home of Mrs. A. F. Greglow, the
| Kingman Apartment, 423 Massa-
chusetts avenue. Following luncheon
| a business meeting was held, at
which Mrs. A. F. Kreglow was ap-
| pointed to represent the circle on the
Florence Crittenton Home board, and
plans were discussed to do a definite
line of sewing for the home. The
| following members were present: Mrs.
A B. McManus, Mrs. Clarence McScon-
nell. Mrs A. Craig, Mrs. A. NJ. Jones,
Mrs. ]. w. Beha, jr.; Mrs. A. Ecard,
Mrs. D. Nunnally, Mrs. Agnes Byrnes,
Mrs. H. c. Simpson. Mrs. w. K. Berry,
Mrs. w. H. Hessick. Mrs. r. Martin,
| Mrs. C. Seild, Mrs. G. Smith and two
| guests, Mrs. Z. j. Duffies and Mrs.
H. Van Tine. They met Thursday
! with Mrs. H. c. Simpson, 614 Up
shur street.