Evening star., 1926-11-07

| held by the club October 10. A Halo
Ween dance was given at the Hotel La
| fa.yette, October 80, for the benefit or
| Archbishop Curley's scholarship fund.
Silvio II. Poll was in charge OF the
dance, while Fred Fraser. past presi-
dent of the club. was in charge OF the
1 reception committee. The entertain
/ ment committee is making plans for q
dance to be held during Thanksgiving
week. The next meeting Will be NO
! vember 9. There will be dancing Tor
! the members after the regular busi-
ness meeting.
The Iowa Society met Thursday at
Raucher's for the initial social event
of the season. Greetings to the mem
| bers Of the orga niZation We're delivered
| by Clarence Young, chief of opera
tions. Aviation Division. Department
of Commerce. p. r. Baldridge. assist
ant commissioner internal revenue.
and DR.. George Hylan. assistant to
; the director of United States Vet
| Grams Bureau.
Music and dancing followed the
| program.
| The board Of managers Of the Dis
| trict Society met at the home OF It's
| president. Mrs. Fila s. Knight. on
Saturday. After the routine business
| plans were made for the organiZa-
| ton of new branches and the names
| Of Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey and
| to the board Mrs. Trizzell was made
| chapla in. The meeting adjourned to
meet at the call of the president.
| Reba Barrett CrittentOn Circle OF
Takoma Park held it's monthly meet
| ing at the home of Mrs. William
! Stuart. 21o Carroll avenue. Thursday
October 21. Instead of the usual after
noon meeting, the circle met at l am.
/ to sew for the bazaar to be held at
| the Mayflower Hotel. November -
| and 23. At noon, a box luncheon was
enjoyed, coffee heing served by the
hostess The regular business meet
| ing was called at PM. by the
president. Mrs. Horace G. Nhltta ker.
After the routine business had oeen
| transacted the ladies enioyed talk
by Miss Jean Cole. superintendent OF
the homes. A special meeting of this
circle is called for November II. al
III am, at Mrs. Stuart's home to
complete the bazaar work. This cir
Gle is in charge of the kitchen booth.
Peba Barrett Circle has recently
carried to a successful finish oeneHt
card party and rummage sale pro
| ceeds of which will be used for the
work.
Holy Rosary Dramatic Gibbs open
ing offering of the season. Inc "hosl
lv Judge" by Gino John Simi a mem
Der of the company, proved q 1'ie
exhibition. The cast was iei''a In ~,
! able one in it's zeal to give the
audience a meritorious performan nee.
While special commendation can oe
given 10 Stella Micro as Mickey. AND
Frank Mannarino as Peter FairWay
| ir. the rest OF the cast did eXceilenI
work-Leo Balducci as Jerry the
handy man; James Ferraro, AS Joh'1
!Partington; Elvida Peerce as Ann
Litchfield; Alva Lavezzo. as Miriam
Brougham: Paul Messink. as Wllllam
Blackwell. the quaint detective: Rose
Fratantuono as Mrs. Peter falrWay
ar: Michael F. Chiesa. AS Abran
ercuehann: Joseph Marcelino. AS Mr.
Rockford, and Gino John Slml' as
Jason. =:
The plaverS will appear next III
vaudeville revue TO be given in ,lanu
ary. The club is expected to contrlo
ute to the coming Big brothel
Movement" halloween masquerade
dance took place at the Potomac Boat
Club Friday night.
The International Language Club
met Thursday evening 1:30. al the
Thomson School.
After the beginners class had mn
ished it's assigned lessons, shor'
period was devoted TO conversation III
E.sneranro and plans and arrangements
were discussed for making The mos'
of the coming visit of Prot. II. W
Uetzel of Philadelphia. president OF
the North American Esperanto Asso
cia ton. who will deliver a public lee
ture in the Playhouse. November IA
IS pm. on the subject THE Need fol
la Universal Language as Bond fol
Humanity.
The club meets every second AND
fourth Thursday of each month and
any one interested in Esperanto Is vel
come.
The Petworth Womans Club met in
the petworth School Monday with ar
attendance of -. The president. MIS-
IF. II. Schwartz. presided.
| Mrs. jackson. chairman of the Hos
pitality Section, which met with Mrs
Stang, October l3. reported having
sent a number of cards and flowers
to sick members, also having sent
flowers to Mrs. Virginia White. Speel
president Of the Federation of Won
ems Clubs during her recent illness
The Art Section met October IS
with s. members and guests present
Mrs Ellis Logan chairman oi
the Department Of Arts of the Dis
trict Federation. was the speaker of
the afternoon. She spoke of the Won
derful art collections in the several ar,
oF bn
meeting will be held November &c In
stead Of November -. as stated in the
year book.
The Music Section will meet az the
home Of Mrs. Jackson, 500 Sixth
street. November %.
Mrs T. S. Tincher. community sec
retary. gave an outline of the work
planned for the coming season. and
spoke of the many advantages Offered
by the numerous classes which are
being organized. A cordial invita- tior
was extended TO All to join these
classes.
Mrs ontgomely Blair of the Wis
iting Nurses Association gave a tall
on the work Of that association and
the many benefits derived from these
visiting nurses. Miss Edgar pub
licity secretary. also spoke on the
work of visiting nurses organization.
The Housekeepers' Alliance held it.
November meeting Tuesday. at lunch
con, at the Arlington Hotel. The
alliance has always taken keen inter
est in things civic, especially where
the home and Improvement of condi
tons from the point of view of the
homemaker might be affected. ant
the promised tooic for discussion die
not fail to draw a large and ap
preciative audience.
The selected subject was marketing
under it's broadest aspects. with Sc
lection Of the hest possible marke
site for the City Of Washington a.
the piece de resistance. The respective