Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-21

Virginia Dare Council. No. %,
Daughters of America. will have a
500 card party o'clock in the base
ment of the Masonic Temple. Eighth
and + Streets northeast.
At the closing lecture of the Ten
event Course at Georgetown Presby-
terrain Church, at s o'clock. Mrs.
Edgar T. Wherry will give an illus
trated talk on my Wild Garden"
and Benjamin Y. Morrison will tell
Of Garden Hobbies"
The Audubon Society's Spring bird
class will meet in assembly hall Of
Thomson School The childrens class
will be from $50 to 400 o'clock, and
the class for adults from 4:45 to 5:45
o'clock. Those who have Chapman's
Handbook on Birds or Reeds Bird
Guide are requested TO bring them to
the class. There will be no charge.
A memorial mass meeting to com.
memorate the death of c. f. Ruthen-
graphical Temple. Albert Weisbord
leader Of the Passaic textile strike,
will be the principal speaker.
The Mems Society of the Church
of the Covenant will meet o'clock.
Malcolm Mcdowell, secretary OF the
Board of Indian Missions. will speak
of THE First Americans"
The Monday Evening Club will
meet o'clock in the garden teahouse
of Grace Dodge Hotel. Miss Alice
Deal will preside. Topic: Social
Hygiene and the New Generation"
DIR. Thomas w. Galloway will speak.
General discussion from the floor.
Nominating committee will be ap-
pointed.
The Hubbard. Raymond Home and
School Association will meet o'clock
at the Hubbard School. Walter B..
Patterson will speak.
Miss Catherine Watkins will speak
on Parental Education" at the
Parent-Teacher Association meeting
3:15 o'clock at the Truesdell School.
The poetry group of the League Of
American Pen Women will meet, s
o'clock, in Mount Pleasant Public
Library for the last time before the
close of the Isabel Anderson prize
contest.
The Mems Club OF Christ Church,
Georgetown, will meet this evening
liams, L. s. Marine Corps, will speak
of THE u. S. Marine Corps" Smok.
ing and refreshments.
FUTURE.
Miss Mabel Thurston will lead the
Bible class at the Business Women g
Council in the lecture room of the
Church of the Covenant tomorrow
from Gas pm. to 7:I5. talk on
Rare Shawls,' illustrated with an ex.
| hibition OF shawls, will be given at
pm. by Mrs. Thomas T. Taliaferro
The University of Maryland Club
concert will be given tomorrow, pm.
| at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
| Church, John Marshall place and c
| street.
The Georgetown Civic AssOcia ton
| will meet tomorrow, pm, at the
Phillips School.
City Women's Club. Due to the
sudden death Of Mrs. Charles II. Cecil
! chairman of the Monday bridge sec.
ton, the party scheduled for Wednes
day afternoon and evening has been
postponed to April 81.
The meeting Of the Child Health
| May day committee is called for
| March IS, 8 pm, at 1922 Eleventh
| street.
Col. James s. Petit Camp, No. 3
| United Spanish War Veterans. will
| meet tomorrow, pm. at 921 Penn
| svIvania avenue southeast.
A card party by the Tennis Ciuf
| will be given tomorrow. pm. il
Recreation Hall. Government Hotels
American Society for Steel Treating
Washington Chapter, Will meet Fri
day, s pm, in auditorium Of interior
Department DIR. ID. A. Lyon, chic
metallurgist and supervisor of station.
OF the United States Bureau of Mines
win speak on Nationwide Activitie.
Of the Bureau of Mines" Visitors
welcome.
lexington w. c. r. L. will nice
tomorrow, 7:45 pm, at the home o
Mrs. John McAneny, 4S New Yorl
| avenue.
Henry ID. Cooke Home and Sch0o
Association will meet tomorrow,
p.m., in auditorium of the school
! Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes, director o
Fairgrounds, will speak on "Juvenil
/, Delinquency Reduced Through Infiu
ence of Fairgrounds" Miss Mar
Louise Charlton will sing. Refresh
ments.
Civilian Luncheon tomorrow, 1873
pm, al Hotel La Fayette. Hugh Gate
: Boutell OF the Bureau Of Standard
mill. AnAak.