Evening star., 1926-11-07

the year as follows: Mrs. Joshua
Evans, jr., scholarship; Mrs. Frank E.
Edgington, program; Miss Airline Du-
four, membership: Miss Elizabeth
Deet. resolutions; Miss Ruth Bennett,
chocolate sale: Miss Harriet Garrells,
house COMMITTEES: Miss Maxine Role,
finance: Mrs. ID. c. Chace, publicity;
Mrs. William r.. Chamberlin, life
membership: Mrs. William c. Van
Week. university relations: Mrs. ID.
*. Shute. auditing. The assistant
treasurer is Miss Julia l.. V. McCord
and the assistant secretary, Mrs.
Charles S. Collier.
On Monday evening the members or
the Board Of Columbian Women met
at the home Of Mrs. De Witt G.
Croissant, first vice president, Mem
bers of the board include, in addition
to the officers, Mrs. Howard l.. Hodg-
kins director: Mrs. Charles w. Rich
ardson. chairman Of the fund commit
tee, and the cha airman of standing
committees.
Social Hygiene Society.-Dr. Thomas
w. Galloway of New York will address
meetings Of teachers and social work
ers. giving two lectures daily during
y
lures 10 teachers will be held in the
various school buildings. further an
nouncement to be made later.
Included i'm this series is an institute
to be held at the Thomson School al
10 a m. Tuesday and Wednesday, Wher
DIR. Galloway will address parents and
teachers on the subjects: ways OF
Cooperation for Parents and Teachers
in Sex-education' and Sex Character
Education in the Pre.school Years.
These two lectures will be held unde1
the joint auspices of the Parent-I -Ieaeh
er Association and the Social HEglenf
Society. DR.. Galloway was formerly
professor of zoology at James Mill
ken University and Beloit college,
and is now with the American Socla
Hygiene Association. lie is the autnoi
of many we'll known text DOCKS, an.
an unquestioned authority in MS neid
where he has been eminently success
full in the promotion OF TINS phase y
character education.
The Women's Alliance.-Mrs. Wal
Ter G.. holmes will be hostess at th'
luncheon Of the alliance of All Souls
Church. November y, at ! pm. fh'
alliance meets at II am. in Emerson
assembly. Pierce Hall. Fifteenth ant
Harvard streets, at 1:2O pm. coi
F'retie,' e 4. Delano will speak on n''
recent trip to Persia. A cordial INVITA-
tIon is extended to all interested II
the activities of the alliance ano IL
hoped members will avail themselNe'
of the services of the nurse VINO VII
he in attendance in the LonsfeiioV
room TO care for children OF pre-
school age.
Woman's Club of Bethesda.-Th'
November meeting will be held at tn'
home of Mrs. Walter K. Tuckern1al'
in E,dgemoor. Tuesday at : pm. ~
principal speaker will be Mrs. ttopef
Inlbrie, widow of the former nl.ee
States vice consul TO Persia at Iehe
ran, for whose ASSASSINATION tIe .,
sian government paid $4,000. she "ll
ta1, aho,,t her experiences in the Nea'
East.
The Spanjsh American Atheneunl
Inc will hold its meetings this seas
at the PLAYHOUSE. 1914 street. IN
first meeting will be held Nednesda!
at $40 pm. Mr.. Alfonso OF the ran
American Union will be the pflnclpd
speaker OF the evening.
The object of the organization Is u
encourage and foster the study OF ll
Spanish language and the lteralule,
~ the various Spanish speaking
countries. Interested persons are ID
vited to become members. :,
The officers are: President. Dr. y
81 barton: vice president Prot. WI
linn Thomas Faulkner: secretary
Miss Valentino {. POppescu, 25o4 III
yersi,v Place and Ernest g MOTIFS
treasurer. II. NJ. Alfonso Nil. h'ns
of Spain. is honorary president
Phil Sheridan Woman's Reiiet eoris
was recently inspected by MISS Jetiiii'
l.. Hamilton. department lnspectol
who commended the president, MIS-
Addie Hickman. on her excellent Wor4
and that Of her corps officers tlN'
members were initiated-Mrs. II. NJ
Canada Mrs. Margaret Burns. MRS
Faith Masoffin. Mrs. Carney AM
Miss Baker. Mrs. Burns ana mrs
Carney are prominent workers in tn
Sna nish American War AuXiliaries
An application for membership wa
received from Mrs. Trula +. keppei
on which the president appointed tn
following committee: Mrs. Washburn
Mrs. BontZ and Miss Marston.
The patriotic instructor Of the de
nartment, Mrs. Mary Van Ness Fauth
spoke of the flag presentation a
Arthur School. Mrs. Curry, depart
ment president. and Mrs. Oldroyd. alst
smoke Of the patriotism displayed b,
the children on receiving the flags. Al
invitation was received by the corp!
from the Daughters of Union Vet
Grams and Lincoln Camp. Sons o.
Veterans. to attend the entertainment
on Veterans night. November rs. Mis-!
Anna Iagc. who is president of the
Daushters of Union Veterans, Filler
Spencer Mussey Tent. No. |. is {
.aember of Phil Sheridan Corps.
Among the visitors were Comdr
Alawson. of Phil Sheridan Post
Assistant Adiutant General DIR
johnson. Col. Oldroyd. Past De
partment Comdr. Entrikin. ant
Messrs. Bonney. Parker and Bobb
Many members from Thomas Corps
were present. including the depart
ment secretary. Mrs. Mary Howart
Wingate: past depa rtment presidents
Mrs. Tillie Entrikin. Mrs. Mamie Pal
mer Dorsey. Miss Augusta p. Palmer
From other corps were Mrs. Dean
Mrs. Wyman. Mrs. Bassett. Mis-
Dowd and Mrs. Ida McAuliffe. pas
corps president. from Newport. II. J..
Refreshments were served by th'
committee. assisted by Percy Parker
after which the president distributed
American beauty roses to the com
rades and guests, and earlier in th'
evening Mrs. Hickman gave bouque
of pink rosebuds to the inspector.
The Department of Potomac Won
ans Relief Corps has changed th
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IS to November "a. The party viii
be held in G. A. r. Hall at pm.
The Quota Club held it's luncheon
meeting Thursday at 1884 I street.
The guests were Mrs. Adlyn Nj
Keffer Of Harr sbulg. Pa. and Mrs. J
II. Robey of Rlve,'daIe. Nd, who ar
attending the ninth annual confelenc.
Of the Story Tellers' League. which i
now in session at the Mayfiower. Mrs
keffel' is president of the Eastern Di
o,oI NI,c poho1- ;S q n