Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-02
NEWS OFTHE CLUBS

at 1000 Rhode Island avenue north.
east.
The next meeting will be held DC.
tober 20, at the home of Mrs. Josie f.
Weber. 1904 Rhode Island avenue
northeast.
The Takoma Park Civic Study Club
will hold its first meeting Of the sea-
son Tuesday. 2 pm. at the Takoma
Park branch of the Public Library.
Fifth and Cedar streets. Fred
erick G.. Lincoln of the biological
survey of the Department of Agri-
culture will give an illustrated talk on
bird Migration AS Studied by the
Banding Method"
The newly elected officers will take
charge of the meeting. with Mrs. A.
Wetmore presiding.
The Speech Reading Club of Wash
ingtOn for the Hard Of Hearing will
inaugurate it's season tomorrow with
the regular meeting at the clubhouse.
2515 Cliffbourne place, at pm.
The club welcomes visitors to it's
practice class every Tuesday evening
at s o'clock, whether speech readers Or
not. A new service to all deafened
persons in the city will be opened by
the appointment Of Miss Mary Nc
Nally as executive officer of the club.
She will have Office hours at the club.
house daily from 3 to 6 pm, with the
exception of Saturday and Sunday
Any one who would like information
about the club and its aims, or ad.
vice and help in an effort to get en-
ployment for deafened people, is cor.
daily invited to consult with her.
The club calendar for October in.
cludes a cake and candy sale October
Is and card party October %. with
a Halloween celebration October 20.
Petworth Woman's Club.-The art
section met September %, at 1890
pm. A luncheon was served to SIS
members and guests. One Of the
guests was Mrs. c. f. Buck of Cali
fornia, who is an honorary member of
the club. There was very little hand
work done at this meeting. 1t seemed
to be more of ''get-together" session
and was very enjoyable.
Several of the ladies are going to
the Florence Crittenton Home two or
three days a month to instruct the
girls there in basketry and needle
work..
Mrs. Jackson was chairman Of the
luncheon committee and was assisted
by Mrs. Trivett, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. L.
S. Johnson, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Test,
Mrs. Woekel, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs.
Bullion.
The music section was entertained
by Mrs. f. G. Criswell, $50 Shepherd
street, September 81, at pm. Twelve
members We're present. Otto Simon
and wife were guests Of the evening.
Mr.. Simon gave talk on choral work.
The first monthly meeting Of the
club will be tomorrow, 8 pm.
The next meeting of the Clover Club
will be held October 6, at the home of
Mrs. Gertrude Bischoff, 1925 Critten.
den street, who has recently returned
to this country after having been alb.
sent year.
The Study Club of Lanham met, with
Mrs. G. S. Meloy as chairman, at the
town hall September 81, and had as
it's guests the members of the Ladies'
Aid and the Mothers Club. Luncheon
was served and an afternoon of en-
tertainment followed. This included
vocal solos by Mrs. Henry Rowland.
accompanied by Mrs. Willard Goss;
selections on the orthophonic and the
enactment by several members Of the
club of "skits" from "Lochinvar,"
'Pocahontas" and 1.-The Little Daugh.
ter of the Lighthouse Keeper" under
the direction Of Mrs. O. F. Cook.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow, l pm, at the home Of Mrs.
Mary E. Eppelsheimer. 1927 Hiatt
place. Mrs. Minnie G. WetzeI and
Mrs. Elizabeth Dietrich, hostesses.
The Ingram Crittent0n Circle held
its September meeting in the parlors
of the Ingram Congregational Church
Wednesday, with Mrs. Schroeder and
Mrs. Gather hostesses. Twenty-four
members were present besides Rev.
and Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Miles, guests
of the circle.
Mrs. Powers of Berwyn Joined as a
sustaining member. Mrs. Jacobs re.
ported on the card party at Hecht's,
held jointly with Friendship Circle.
Plans were laid for another to be
given in the near future. A surprise
handkerchief shower was given the
president, Mrs. III. A. Burrows, in
celebration of her approaching birth.
day anniversary.
Mrs. Dietrich will entertain the cir.
Gle In October. At this meeting the
annual election Of officers will be
held.
Reba Barrett Crittenton Circle
The September meeting of the circle
was held at the home of Mrs. lie
Blonde Burdette, $500 Piney Branch
road. The president, Mrs. Horace
Whitaker. presided. Plans were
laid for the years work, some articles