Evening star., 1926-05-30

DT. 1oOES0 N. M. IcOTBS, tuc AOuNC1
and director general of the White
original cartoons. with stereopticon
views on world organization.
Carl Carbauh, baritone; Miss Edna
Jones, soprano, with Prof. Alexander
Henneman, composer. at the piano
| and Master Julius Prince Hopkins
boy soprano, gave the musical pro-
gram.
DIR. w. l.. Darby, executive secre-
| tary. Federation of Churches OF
Washington. presided.
Council Of Catholic WOmen.-A meet
ing was held Thursday at Mayfiowel
Hotel. Mrs. Charles P. Neill pre-
sided and announced that the session
| would be devoted to the need of All
| endowment fund for the National
Catholic School of Social Service, al
24O0 Nineteenth street.
DIR. Charles =. Neill was the prin-
cipal speaker and stressed the need
for Catholic women to become
trained social workers, SO that they
| may cooperate with all other agen-
cies In the work. to look especially
after the needs among the Catholics
DIR. James Cannon of the staff OF
Georgetown Hospital told of the
good work that Is being done in that
hospital by the students and gradu
ates of the school. Miss Consuelo
Delgardo. one of the graduates from
Porto Rico, gave an account Of the
work she Is doing in Porto Rico. and
| 1t was noted that students from the
Philippines. as well az from a num-
Der of European countries, are
among the graduates of the school
and have returned to their native
| lands to carry on the work The
National Council maintains a most
efficient center in Panama, which
has rendered great service to Ameri-
can soldiers and sailors. Miss Agnes
Regan told of plans for the $500, ,OOC
endowment now being raised for the
future needs and growth of the
! school, which has taken such a high
stand that the Laura Spellmar
Rockefeller Foundation has already
contributed $4,000 toward it's upkeep
When pledges were called for $500
was almost Immediately offered
which is but the beginning of the
| amount to be contributed by the
District Council.
North Star. w. &. r. L., will NEE
Tuesday, 2 pm. with Mrs. W. II
Hessick. 1428 Montague street. AS.
sistant hostesses will be Mrs. U. Car
| Wyatt, Mrs. r. G. Routsong and Mrs
G. T. Creech. All members an(
friends invited.
The Northeast Suburban w. e. T. U
met Wednesday with Miss Towse
on Myrtle avenue, in Woodbridge
| Reports from the director of f1owel
! mission work showed many calls
| on the sick and much good done II
that department. Mrs. Anderson re.
| ported that 10 of the members haC
| attended court on the day assigned
| for their union. Seven new mem.
| bers have recently been added tt
| the union. Mrs. Eisenhart reported
that Temperance Sunday has beer
| observed in Woodbridge Presbyterian
Church and that two new songs have
been put in the back Of the sons
book. namely. March of Allegiance
| and Its Coming"
After singing Work for Enforce.
| ment Where You Can" tea and cake
were served.
A "Z0nta carnival has been an
nounced by one of the 1927 conven
tion groups. to take place at the
home of Miss Emma T. Hahn. 6036
| Daniels road, Rock Creek Park. In
| the afternoon and evening of June 10
| The carnival will be for the benefit
Of the fund to entertain the Nationa
Zonta convention in 1927.
Miss Hahn's committee includes
Mrs. Edith Salisbury. Miss Karoline
Klager, Miss Ida Stieger and Miss
Hettie P Anderson. Miss Ida Mae
Meyer is chairman of the convention
committee.
| Miss Julia D. Connor, chairman Ot
the regular program committee fol
| the club. announces a "Zontian sing
for Tuesday noon at the Raleigh
Hotel. Mrs. William I. Reed will di
rect the singing and Mrs. Emily
Dickinson will be the accompanist.
The North Capitol Union of w. c
r. L. met recently at the Bethan,
Baptist Church. with the president
| Mrs, Linebock, presiding. Mrs
| Moore conducted the devotionals b.
reciting passages of Scripture. Ever!
one Joined in singing the Whit
Ribbon Rally" song. Mrs. Strong
the secretary. and Mrs. Gather, re
cording secretary. gave reports. Mrs
Lynch, the treasurer. who has beel
absent for some time, gave her re
port, and was welcomed back to tn
| union.
Mrs. Weaver. president of tn
White Ribbon Recruits. presented
| very pretty ceremony with the tyin'
of the white ribbon on the arm
of her new recruits. The four littl
ones made a very pleasing pictur
and furnished a very attractive pro
gram of music and readings.
Rev. Mr.. Steveson, pastor of tn
! church, gave talk on law obsery
ance The captains of the teams 70
the membership drive gave their re
ports, with Mrs. Clara Bennett lead
ing with the highest number. Thirt.
new members We're reported.
Nelson Anderson. accompanied b.
| Miss Ross. sang two selections.
The Misses Weaver gave a piano
! and violin number. Mrs. Lem;
Lowe Yost, the national Legislative
representative. gave a short talk ol
some Of the high lights of the recen
ceremonies held at the Capitol. Th'
meeting was we'll attended and al
were pleased with the result of thu
membership drive.
Beauregard Chapter, 1902, U. ID. c.
met recently at the residence of Mrs
| Mary T. Egan, treasurer. Report:
showed treasury in excellent condi
ton. A check was sent to the Con
federate veterans. A paper. neces
sary to the life of a chapter. wa!
passed for inspection, much to thu
satisfaction Of members. Hearty in
dorsement was given to the presen
officers of the general organization
| A drive for new members was de
termined upon. Plans for the Fal
were made and very satisfactor!
meeting was closed by a social hour