Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-27
NEWS OFTHE CLUBS
CONTINUED from Twelfth Page.)

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Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. w. B. Row
lie and Mrs. II. w. Weber will e
krom the circle to help at the rum
mage sale held each year by all th'
Circles.
The next meeting of the Dahlgrer
Terrace Circle will be held April q
% the home OF Mrs. Robert Rausch
kI1b Military road.
Reba Barrett Crittenton Circle OF
Takoma Park met March II at the
home of Mrs. Arthur F. Gordon, IL
Chestnut street. The president, Mrs
Horace c. Whitaker, presided. After
usual reports minute of silence WITH
bowed heads was observed, followed
by prayer by Mrs. lie Blond Burdette
honoring the memory OF a memher
MRS. Joseph u, Jackson, who passed
away March IA. Sewing for the nome
was the work for the day, and while
the work was in progress q paper was
read by Mrs. Lloyd Biddle on ST. Pat
rick. Very attractive refreshments
suggestive of the day, were served.
The circle viii give a benent card
PARTY on April 20, to be held in the
hall of the Takoma Theater.
Audubon Society-The second meet
ing of the Spring Bird Glass was held
Monday, with an attendance of ga
70 adult students, 100 Cnliuren, 90
teachers and 10 helpers.
The teachers of the various sections
sof the adult class were DIR. William
Bonner Bell, DIR. S. F. Blake, Mr.. A. II.
Howell, Mr.. Leo d. Miner, DIR. 5.
Palmer, Mr.. Z. A. Preble and Mr..
Clarence Shoemaker.
Additional teachers and helpers for
the children's class were Mrs. Truman
Able, Gilbert Able, Miss Hastings,
, Jack Kneabel, Miss Riley and Miss
J Esther Scott. The mothers class, con
Quoted during the hour while their
young children were being taught in
the kindergarten section, had an en-
rollment of IS.
The next meeting will be held to-
morrow, as usual, in the assembly
hall of the Thomson School, Twelfth
and l. streets. The children's class is
from $50 to 4:30, and the adults class
from 4:45~to 5:45 pm.
The Petworth WOman's Club.-A
pleasant affair was given on st. Pat
rick's day by the club in Joppa Tenn
pie. The president, Mrs. F. II.
Schwartz, was assisted in receiving by
Past Presidents Mrs. S. H. Morton,
Mrs. Mabel Winkelhaus, Mrs. L. S.
Tincher and officers OF the club. The
hall was a bower of palms, smilax and
carnations, donated by GUIDE Bros.
The refreshments were in keeping
with the day, green and white. The
president extended a most cordial well
come to all. which was followed by the
grand march, led by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert I. Jackson. Dancing and cards
were enjoyed. The party was under
the direction of the hospitality section
of which Mrs. jackson is chairman.
The home section met with Mrs. G.
T.. Hudson, 512 Allison street, Friday
afternoon, March Is. The meeting
was attended by Is members and
guests and was called to order by the
chairman, Mrs. Otto Hammerlund. A
paper on Keeping the Home Free
From Moths" prepared by Mrs. Hall,
was read. by Mrs. d. J. Price. and e.
ess was assisted by Mrs. E. r. Albrecht.
The educational section met at the
home OF Mrs. Keller, Monday evening,
with fourteen members and three
guests present. The chairman. Mrs.
r. s. Hart, presided. Miss Mary w.
Frank, principal of Petworth School,
was in charge of the program and in
troduced Miss Clara Burroughs, su-
rervisor of musical appreciation study
in the elementary grades and the
senior high schools. Miss Burroughs
a
q photograph to demonstrate the value
of musical appreciation study in the
schools. Mrs. Blake read a paper on
the life and work of j. H. Perriman,
president of the University of Penn
hylyania. The hostess was assisted
by Miss Ida O'Neal, Mrs Cary and
Mrs. ]. w. Brown.
Princeton Chapter, Y. w. c. A, met
at the home of Mrs. Clarence B. Al
len, 1904 Thirteenth street, March 81.
The meeting was called to order by
the president Mrs. George Gordon
Geibold, and was opened by singing
america with Mrs. Rudolph
, Schneider at the piano. At short
business session, reports from officers
and chairmen of committees were sub
mitted The chairman of ways and
means committee, Mrs. George Fit
ton, reported an entertainment. under
the auspices of the chapter, held in
the Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian Church, March Is, with the
following program: illustrated lecture
by Will G.. Barnes of the Forestry
Department. music by the S. S. Or
chestra of the Wallace Memorial
Church. the Davis trio. and Prof. Ar
senio Ralon, violinist. accompanied
BY Mrs. Ralon. Refreshments were
taken The chapter has assumed the
financial responsibility of the electric
clock, installed in the new admins
Hration building at seventeenth and
X streets, and is raising funds as
memorial 10 a deceased member, Mrs.
Teresa Gleason Bobee. A contest is
waging in the chapter for new mem
bers; Mrs. l.. III. Robinson is captain
of team No. !, and Mrs. w. r.. King
Is captain of team No. 2. The result
viii be reported and celebrated during
an all day picnic at Vacation Lodge,
May 16.
Miss Jane Blimn. membership chair
man of the District Association. gave
q talk on membership" and an.
nounced the various meetings during
opening week, March 27-ApriI 2, to be
held In the new Administration Build
ing. Mrs. Frank r. Davis sang, ac-
companied by Mrs. Schneider.
The president introduced Mrs.
Kincheloe, wife of Representative
David III. Kincheloe, who entertained
the chapter with piano and whistling
solos, humorous songs and dialect
stories, which were greeted with
much laughter. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. George G. Seibold, Mrs. NJ. Fall
Kerby, Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. r.
Il. Holm.
The next meeting will be held in
the new Administration Building TO be
preceded by a luncheon at pm.
Reservations for luncheon should be
made with Mrs. c. r. Hughes, SIS
Rock Creek Church road, not later
than April II.
The ZOnta Club will meet at the
Raleigh Hotel Wednesday at l pm.
This is a. closed meeting.
DIR. Edith Seville Coal entertained
the board Of directors at it's meeting