Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

club upon the good work it is doing.
The hostesseS were Misses Grace
Coleman, Helen Jones and Mrs. J. T.
| Maloney. The drama committee,
| Miss Bertha Mcneil. chairman, Is
arranging for the resentation Of
Lady Nindemere's Fan" by Oscar
| Wilde.
Florence CrittentOn Baby Lovers
| Circle, No. /, met at the home OF
| Mrs. J. H. BAHIA, Thursday. After a
! luncheon, a business meeting was
| held. The members of the circle gave
| Mrs. Bahia a kitchen shower for her
new home.
The card party planned for Jaru-
airy was postponed and the commit.
90 in charge will meet with Mrs.
| kreglow on February l to make
urther arrangements. Those pres.
| ent were Mrs j. H. BAHIA and Mrs.
| A. Byrne, hostesses: Mrs. A. Is. Nc
Manus, Mrs. A. L. Creig, Mrs. &. w.
| Seibel, Mrs. A. Nj. Jones, Mrs. A. F.
Kreglow. Mrs. W. II. Hessick, Mrs.
| d. ]. Nunnally.- Mrs. A. Eccard. Mrs.
l. Prtdgeon and Mrs. H. c.. Simpson.
! The next meeting will be held at 1929
New Hampshire avenue. February 25,
| with Mrs. Nunnaly and Mrs. Eccard
iosteSses.
Home Economics Association.-The
Home Makers Section will meet
| Friday, S pm, at the Bureau OF
Home Economics. NO Building, Union
| Station Plaza. Mrs. Paul e. Howe is
| chairman of this section Of the asso-
citation.
Social Hygiene Society.-The annual
meeting Of the society was held Mon
| lay evening at the Grace Dodge Car
Ion, no
ibraham Simon Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation and DIR. Rachel
t-arros president Of the Chicago Social
Hygiene Council. Reports were given
~ Mrs. ]. NJ. Bischoff, vice chairman
# committee on public education. and
Mrs. julius Lansburgh. chairman Of
membership. The following members
we're elected to the board of directors
or three years, one-third Of the board
icing elected each year: Mrs. Joseph
Saunders, Mrs. r. Thomas West,
lanes f. Tobey, Mrs. Coralie Frank
n Cook John Dolph. Miss Alice Deal.
Rev. w. L. Darby. DR.. Howard Fisher,
Dorsey Hyde, jr.: Mrs. julius Lans-
'>urgh. Mrs. G.. Brown Miller, DR..
ibram Simon. Surg. Gen. Edward r..
Stitt. Right Rev. c. +. Thomas. Mrs.
|arl Voegtlin and Mrs. Charles d.
Walcott At the close of the pro-
yram refreshments were served. The
new board will meet in February and
elect officers for the year.
The Ingram CrittentOn Circle met
Wednesday with Mrs. George Smith.
342 d street northeast, with % mem
oers present. Mrs. Heslitt was taken
n as a new member.
After the luncheon the business
meeting was held. Mrs Barrows. pre-
1nS
poard meeting and items of interest
concerning work at the home. The
treasurer was authorized to pay $500
on the pledge for furnishing A room
in the new hospital. Plans were DIS
cuSsed for earning money so as to
increase gifts for maintenance.
Burnside Relief Corps. auxiliary to
Burnside G.. A. r. Post. met Wednes-
day night in Grand Army Hall. The
cost. as usual. was honored by the
presence of Gen. Hosea Mou'ton, de.
partment commander, and Miss Anna
NJ Clauser presided al the corps meet
ing. The secretary, Miss Jennie Ham.
i,ton, recorded the minutes; Mrs. Rose
Pennell, treasurer, and Mrs. Clara
True. with other officers were present.
OF the Post, DR.. Pettis is commander:
J. II. Weir. senior vice: DIR. II. I. Dun
bar, Junior vice; f. ]. Young. adju-
tant general: Convis Parker quarter
master general: Daniel Knelly. officer
of the day. and Robert Mcbride. chap
lain, were present.
The death Of two members of the
Post was announced. They were
buried in Arlington Cemetery; Henry
r. Bennett. who was a soldier in a
Massachusetts regiment and Eldon J.
Hartshorn. who was captain, 9th
Vermont Regiment On the day fol ow-