Evening star., 1928-10-28
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

monthly meeting of the club and it
was announced that at this meeting a
speaker will be presented to talk on
the community chest.
The music section met October %
with the chairman, Mrs. Albert N.
Jones. A program of selections from
Chopin was given by the various men,
practiced for coming entertainment.
The social part of the evening was in
the form of a Halloween party with
appropriate games and refreshments.
The Woman's Club of Woodside, Md,
met October II with Mrs. Fawn Mum
roe The goal for this club for its
social service drive is $125. Book re-
views were given, Forever Free" by
Mrs. Clyde Williams, and The Green
Murder Case" by Mrs. Harry Elkins.
The Washington Alumnae Association
of Kappa Kappa Gamma, held its an
nual Founders Day banquet recently
at the Roosevelt Hotel. Mrs. Jane
Ramey Knox presided at the Kappa
KweStionnaire.
Lincoln Women's Relief Corps met at
G. A. R. Hall Monday evening with the
president, Marie M. Bricker, presiding.
Mrs. Dice, Mrs. ShultZ. Mrs. McLaugh-
lin substituting for absent members.
Mrs. ROUTE of Phil Sheridan, filled the
conductors chair. Mrs. Taylor was well
coined by the corps after absence by
illness. National general orders No. /
read by the secretary. Mrs. A. Horn
reported the rummage sale held Thurs
day to Saturday. Mrs. F. Thoma. Mrs.
j. Perkins and the president gave the
treasurer nice sum for the relief fund.
Comrade Bricker and wife spoke of
q visit to Comrades Bobb, Wheeler and
Proctor. The Corps closed with pledg-
ing allegiance to the flag and singing
The Star Spangled Banner"
Curley Club-The executive meeting
of the club was held at the home of
Miss Elizabeth Cumberland, October
18. at which time important matters
were discussed. The first big dance of
the season. held in the Raleigh Hotel,
october 20, was a social success. A
hike. in which 40 persons participated
on Sunday. October 81, was enjoyed by
all An entertainment is to be held
November 2, when the new members
of the club will be welcomed, is open
to the friends of the club also. The
entertainment will be given at the Cor
don Hotel.
The Abracadabra Club met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Velma
Sylvester Barber. West Irving street,
Chevy Chase, with the president, John
M. Sylvester, in the chair. Responses
to roll call were Famous Architects"
The speaker of the evening was Harold
Ellsworth Warner, principal of Hine
Junior High School, who presented a
discourse on THE Development of the
Curriculum in Our Schools" A dis
cusSion followed DR.. Walter p. White
gave a reading from John Erskine's
Private Life of Helen of Troy" A
pleasant social hour followed. The
club will meet next at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Bloomfield II. Howard.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
recently with Mrs. De Wittle CroiSSant,
1717 @ street. Mrs. John Boyle, jr., was
assisting hostess. Mrs. Augustus knights
paper, THE Land Of the Magi and the
ParSee Religion" gave account of the
hereditary priests and of the fire wor-
shippers followers of Zoraster dating
from TOO B. c. Mrs. Harry Faber White
sang "RoadwayS," Persian Serenade"
and Where My Caravan Has Rested"
Mrs. H. j. Harris was accompanist
Mrs. S. w. Morris, followed with q
paper, "The Woman'S Place in Persian
Life" which called attention to the
contrast between the women of the up
per and lower castes of Persia. Roll
call-Mrs Robert B. Bare, Mrs. John
W. Frizzell, Mrs. Charles p. Grandfield,
Mrs. Edward L. Hardy, Mrs. Anton
Heitmuller, Mrs. Augustus knight, Mrs.
Ellis Logan, Mrs. S. w. Morris, Mrs.
Mary X Nalle, Mrs. G. l.. Peckham,
Mrs. Edward G. Russell, Mrs. Arthur j.
Seaton, Mrs. A. Roger Tracy, Mrs.
Sarah A. Wolhaupter, Mrs. James D.
Yeomans, Mrs Amy Leeds, Mrs. Robert