Evening star., 1934-02-11

II o'clock at the United States Cham
ber of Commerce Building. DR.. Plant
will speak on The Goal of Social
Work" Mrs. Harold G. Moulton will
preside.
Travellers Aid Society.
The annual meeting ot the Travellers
Aid Society will be held at the Burl-
ington Hotel Wednesday at 1890 pm.
Miss Marjorie Warren of Boston will
speak on The Travellers Aid Place
in the Public and Private Program"
Friendship House.
The Mothers Club of Friendship
House will sponsor a square dance at
the Nativity Parish House, on Massa-
chusetts avenue between Thirteenth
| and Fourteenth streets southeast, to-
morrow night from $50 to 1880
o'clock.
A Valentine party will be feature
Of the Family night at Friendship
House Wednesday night. Games.
| songs and refreshments will make up
! the major portion of the program.
The Mems Club of Friendship House
will celebrate its first birthday ami
versary on Wednesday. The present
officers are: Rudolph Strickland, presi-
dent; Norman Denese, secretary, and
Charles Garner, treasurer.
Members of the Friday Social Club
will be entertained at Valentine
party and dance at the sediment next
Friday night, to IL O'Clock.
Southwest Community House.
The junior boys Of the Southwest
Community House have organized
themselves into the Good Citizens
League. They have as their aim the
furtherance of ideals of good citizen
ship and have taken on the form of
Congress. The league stresses particu-
larly obedience to law and order. re-
spect for every one, especially elders;
care of furniture, cleanliness in per-
son, truthfulness and refraining from
using profane language.
The Girl Reserves recognition serv-
ice was largely attended. at which
time the girls were uniformed and
carried the banner won by them at a
previous mother daughter banquet for
100 per cent attendance. The recog-
milton service was followed in the eve
ming by party, at which time they
were hostesses to their friends through
out the city. The large assembly room
was crowded to capacity and many
were turned away because of made
quate space. Miss Muriel Milton,
leader OF the group, was chaperone.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A.
Race Relations Sunday" will be OBJ
served at the Phyllis Wheatley Y. w.
c. A. Ninth street and Rhode Island
avenue. this afternoon at o'clock, by
a program by Mrs. Sue Bailey Thur
man. A musical tea will be given
tonight at Z o'clock under the auspices
Of the Hospitality Committee.
Southeast House.
Lulu and Mildred Smith, postgrad-
uate students at Freedmen's Hospital
School OF Nursing, have been assigned
to Southeast House Nursery School for
observation and tSaining in nursery
school procedure.
The Children's Theater is busily
engaged in creative dramatizations of
the lives of Benjamin Banneker. Phyl-
lis Wheatley and Crispus Attucks. In
addition, each member has selected
story or a poem by Negro author,
and these selections will be presented
to the group during Negro History
Week." starting today.
DR.. Carter G. WoodSon, director Of
the Association for the Study of Negro
Life and History. will speak to the
group on his return from his st. Louis
trip.
Immediately upon the completion of
the Negro history program ehe group
will begin preparation for a Spring
recital, which will be review of the
work done by this group for the past
four years. Miss Gertrude P. Nc
Brown is the director
Members Of the craft shop and the
junior art studio are preparing work
for the national soap sculpture con-
test. Miss Lois M. Jones is the art
director
The Boys Activity Club recently
organized by L. o. Talbert and o.
Burke, both teachers in the public
schools, has membership of 81 boys.
During the month of January 10
new activities, all under volunteer
leadership were added to the program
at Southeast House.
Columbia Polytechnic Institute for
the Blind.
Blind residents of the District of
Columbia are invited to visit the CO.
lumbia Polytechnic Institute for the
Blind for interviews with the special
vocational rehabilitation workers now
stationed there. These four workers,
furnished by the Federal Government,
will go over the case OF any blind per-
son and attempt to find employment
for that person. The work is in
charge Of r. s. Hufty, Miss H. Louise
Moore, Miss Cora A. Sitton and H. p.
Jones.
Columbia Hospital.
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