Evening star., 1928-04-22

Stitution will be taken up as usual at
T:45 under the instruction Of Mrs
Claes Dickson -Hallencreut3, after which
Mrs Clarence West will entertain the
members and guests with several read
iugs of irish dialect stories. To those
who have not had the pleasure OF hear
ING Mrs. West there is rare treat In
store. All interested are invited.
The Writers League of Washington
will meet st the Thomson School Friday,
pm Miss Graves will contribute a
chapter to the composite novel, Miss
Marie Dallas will read story and Mrs.
s.. M. c. Rittue and MIR. Herndon will
give verse.
At the last meeting Mrs. Wilcox and
Mrs. Rittue reported the receipt OF nice
prizes from the Zain ad contest and
Mrs Rittue presented some notes taken
at the kaufman Ad School.
. q. L. Snyder had received check
from the Associated Press for a his
toTical article on the North Platt Valley,
Miss Crane had sold story to the
Leatherneck and Mrs. Wilcox had re-
ceiyed q good offer from the Grant Pub
fishing Co. for her story Loves Last
Expadient,"
Miss Eneida Deshaies had four poems
appear I'm q recent anthology.
I Mrs. Francis Larkin. a former men,
Der. was a guest of honor at the poets
luncheon during the l.. "A. p. w. con-
vention. and read one OF her poems
Miss EInelda DeShaieS gave her criti-
cisRls of the composite novel, as written
to date. and read the fourth chapter.
National Library for the Blind, Inc
Under auspices of the National Library.
1900 u street. concert viii be given
April %. at sis pm, at the Arlington
Hotel, 1925 Vermont avenue,
This concert will be given by Henry
Edmund Mozealous. dramatic baritone,
formerly instructor In music at the
Ever green School for Blinded Soldiers,
Baltimore, Md, and his orchestra of
blind and otherwise disabled ex-seryice
men.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
purchase Of much needed new books for
the National Library for the Blind and
to the remuneration Of these handi-
capped musicians.
The Association Of Private School
Teachers will meet Thursday afternoon
at Mount Vernon Seminary. at the cor
ner of Nebraska and Massachusetts,
avenues. There will be a short busi-
ness meeting at pm, with election
o. officers for the year. At 4:a0 DR..
John II, Latane of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity viii speak 10 the association on
The Latin American Policy of the
United States" The meeting Is open
TO the public and all who are inter-
ested are invited TO be present Buses
leave Dupont Circle on the hour. and
saose who plan 10 hear Or. Latane win
find 1t convenient TO take the O'Clock
bus.
The ST. Paul Mothers Club was en~
tertained April 6 at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Garden. 3213 Adams Mil road.
Assisting hostesSes were Mrs, Leila
Armentrout. Mrs Ethel Ashford and
Mrs Amy Glossbrenner.
Following the seeretary's and treas
uTer'S reports. the activities Of various
committees were outlined.
The ways and means committee
reported several plals for making
money 70 replenish the treasury III
order to meet all obligations occur
ring during vacation months and to
pay for the year books The activities
Of the club continue the year round.
although there are no meetings from
June TIL October.
1t was decided to give q play in the
near future, and Mrs. Caroline carp,
MRS. Jennie Garden, Mrs Lillian Kee-
ton and Mrs. Jennie Rollins we're ap~
pointed as committee In charge. MRS
Howard, I'll Bryant street, was admit
ted 10 membership.
The speaker of the evening vas Mrs.
Washington Topham, who gave a very
instructive talk on Child Labor"
The next meeting will be held May
4 at the home of Mrs. Pearl e. Mertz,
l4la Montague street.
CFlttenteH Wheel Club met April n