Evening star., 1926-10-17
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
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Rose McAuliffe, chairman, and th
ladies' In charge Of the fancy tabl
Tor the bazaar to be held in Novem
Der will entertain at cards and te;
tomorrow. On October 90 Mrs. Mar,
Coyne Baker Of the hostess committe,
viii entertain in a similar manner
The members Of Court District Of Co
lumbia, No. PIP, have been invited t
assist at the mass of Rev. Johl
Sherry. o. NJ. l., on the occasion o
his silver jubilee, November /. at
am, at the Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception, Catholic University. A!
IN previous years, the Catholic Daugh
ters of America will take an active
part in the Catholic Charities drive
So as not to conflict with plans made
by the committee in charge of the an
nual dinner Of the Catholic Charities
the Catholic Daughters have post
poned the opening of their bazaar
from November 10 to November 16
Meetings Of Court District of Colum
bia, No. 212, are held on the first ant
third Tuesdays of each month. Visit
ing members are invited to be present
The Speech.reading Club Of Wash
ingtOn, the local unit of the American
Federation Of Organizations for the
Hard Of Hearing, will hold It's an
nual house warming" tomorrow,
pm, when 1t will be glad to have
the deafened and their friends visit
its clubrooms at 2515 Cliffbourne
place. The club, non profit organi-
zation, is devoting its entire time
and attention to lessening the handi-
cap of impaired hearing-to make life
he
conducts weekly practice classes In
p-reading, the art which permits
the deafened to substitute the eye
for the ear in understanding the
spoken word; holds dances, card
parties, lectures and other social
affairs for, the hard of hearing, and
has a radio especially equipped for
their use, while a growing library is
available to members and their
friends. It is anxious to have the
deafened and their friends cali and
see just what Is being cone to i'm
prove the condition of the hard OF
hearing, and to reawaken their social
instincts and demonstrate that i'm
paired hearing need not be a bar
to a full and interesting life. Miss
Florence P. Spofford Is president OF
the club.
Columbia w. c. T. u, held it's Octo
Der meeting with Mrs. S. w. Morris
in the Woodley Apartments. In the
absence Of the president, Mrs. Edwin
Dinwiddie, the vice president. Mrs
Morris, presided. The election of
officers resulted as follows: President
Mrs. Dinwiddie; first vice president
Mrs. Arthur Hayes; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Rogers A. Tracy; CORE
Hardy: treasurer, Miss Emma Jones'
Delegates to the District convention
were elected as follows: Mrs. Wallace
Sherwood, Mrs. Frank Waring, Mrs
Isabella w. Parks, Mrs. Howard
Cunningham, Mrs. Sarah Nevins
Mrs. Anna Cooke. Mrs. W. r.
Choate was a guest and Mrs. Ed
ward G.. Russell, Mrs. Louise Har-
land. Mrs. David Lum and Mrs. E
L. Harvey were received to men,
hership.
The Newcomb Club met at the home
of Mrs. Albert Klaas in Alta VISTA
Nd, October s. The speaker of the
afternoon was r. H. Weightman of
the United States Weather Bureau.
The club is soon to celebrate its
twentieth anniversary. The date set
for this celebration Is October 81.
There will be a dinner at the club
house Of the Maryland Fish and Game
Protection Association, after which
the members and their guests will in
spect the preserve. The next regular
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Kahman, Wilson Lane, Battery
Park, Nd, on October % at 2:15 pm.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to.
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Clara H. Livingston, 2818 Thirteenth
street. Assisting hostess, Mrs. Mary
A. 8. Leahy.
The Legion of Loyal Women held
its first meeting of the season last
Monday night in the New Willard.
Mrs. A. S. Barnard, the president,
was in the chair Plans were made
for work for the ensuing year. The
ladies are knitting sweaters for the
Red Cross. to be given to Walter Reed
patients. Mrs. Jacob, chairman of
the relief committee. has been quite
i'll, but is now recovered and is ready
to go on with the work. Arrangements
are being made for the legion's thirty
fourth anniversary celebation, and
members are especially requested to
attend the next meeting to complete
arrangements.
The Florence Crittenden Board met
at the home October s. The presi
dent. Mrs. Robertson. gave a report
of recent meeting of the advisory
committee of the national organiza-
:ion. Plans for a bazaar, to be held
at the Mayflower Hotel November %
and %, We're discussed. 1t is intended
TO make this bazaar leading event of
the season.
I1o lU,EH ;sx L.
Ing Nine. lara khanoum Haidary as
its guest of honor and speaker next
Wednesday at the Raleigh.
Nine. khanoum, a native Persian,
is in the United States serving her
country AS a member Of the staff for
the Persia Building at the Sesqui-
centennial. Her particular work here
has been to install in the Persia
Building examples of womens work
in Persia; She has the distinction
of being the first Persian wona2 who
ever held an official position in
Persia Nine. Khanoum's first po
sition was that of an official in the
department of public WorkS--a depart
ment somewhat resembling the De-
partment Of the Interior in our
rountry.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Club
met Tuesday with Mrs. Carl r.
Etuhler, 3240 Mckinley street, for the
first program meeting of the year. A
luncheon was served by Mrs. Stuhler,
assisted by Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. Luigam Felter, after which
Miss Lydia Burklin Of Friendship
House gave a talk on her work and
the activities there. The meeting was
we'll attended by the members. and
guests Included: Mrs. w. \: Holmes.
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