Evening star., 1934-01-21
OFFICE GROUP
OF CHEST WILL
MEET TUESDAY
Committee Headed
BY DOnOuar, to
Make Plans.

The once Management CommlCtee OF
the Community Chest will meet Tues
day to consider matters in connection
with the administration Of the office.
The committee is headed by Maj. Dan
lei ]. Donovan as chairman, James
Rawlings, jr.; Clark r. Long, A. l..
Peterson, George o. Vass, Elwood Street
and David Ruml.
Council Of Social Agencies.
Frank Bane, director Of the American
Public Welfare Association, will be the
speaker at the session of the course for
held at the United States Chamber Of
Commerce Building next Thursday at
II o'clock. Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith
will preside. Mr.. Bane will speak on
Governmental Responsibility in Future
Social Planning
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A.
Mrs. Sue Bailey Thurman and Miss
Estelle Massey were elected members Of
the board Of directors at the annual
meeting last week. Mrs. Louise Caba-
Miss, Mrs. Beatrice Francis, Mrs. j.
Hayden johnson, Mrs. Virginia r. Nc
Guire and Mrs. Alice Nelson Williams
were reelected. Mrs. Mayme B. Lane,
Mrs. Lillian Cornish, Mrs. Maria Doug
lass, Miss Bessie Clay, Mrs. Ella How
as members Of the Nominating Com
mittee.
Northeast Boys Club.
Considerable improvement in the
printing department is expected as a re-
suit of interest taken by John H. Davis,
vice president and general manager Of
Judd & Detweiler who has promised to
visit the club this week and make sug-
gestions for changes.
Washisgton Home for Foundlings.
The infant nursery at the Washing
ton Home for Foundlings, which was
closed for about half of last year. for
Lack Of funds, has been enabled to re-
open through a special gift to the home,
according to Miss L. Elizabeth Thomas,
superintendent.
Boys Club Of Washington.
Increased interest in the inter-ath-
letic programs among the boys clubs
Of Washington is expected as the result
Of the formation of the new Boys Club
Association, which was formed last week
and which consists of the executives
and staff members Of the five organiza-
tions handling boys club work. A. Boyd
Kinds. director of the Northeast Boys
Club: is chairman Of the association.
Friendship House.
A supper meeting for parents of the
Day Home children will~be held Tues
day at O'Clock. Parents later will dis
cuss problems affecting the handling
Of the children.
The Mothers Club will have a social
Wednesday, when members of the Mems
Club will be entertained. One of the
dramatic clubs will present a play and
Harry Heit will play several selections
on the guitar
The music period today from 5 to 6
O'Clock will be devoted by the various
clubs at Friendship House to a celebra-
tion Of the 50th birthday of Miss Lydia
Burklin and Of her 25th year as head
resident of Friendship House.
Southeast House.
A new Doll Library Club was organ
lied yesterday. Thirty-five little girls
between the ages of and 10 attended.
The purpose is to interest these young
children in being more useful in the
home and also to give them some sim
pie instruction in assisting with their
brothers and sisters. Each child is given
doll to take home for week If the
oOu is IN good condition, the child gets
another doll when she brings the first
one back. The children launder the
dolls clothing and sew for them. Miss
Hughes, member of the Leader Train
ing Club, is in charge of the Doll Library
Club.
The Leader Training Club is planning
a mystery show to be given in the near
future.
Southwest Community House.
The Home Nursing class, under the
direction of Miss Geneva Bryant, were
given special demonstration lesson.
This group is comprised of women in
the community and has an intensive
course of instruction outlined for q
series of lectures
As result Of the Leaders Training
Glasses several young men are now su-
pervlStng groups in art. athletics and
aircraft. More classes are to be organ
lied under their supervision.
The Mothers Club is sponsoring the
classes in dietetics and many fine lee
lures are planned as well as demonstra-
ton lessons.