Evening star., 1934-06-17
Community Chest
Training Speakers
For Next Drive
"Clinics" Conducted In.
cIude Inspection of
Various Agencies.

Community Chest speech clinics"
are being conducted by J. o. Martin
under the direction of w. w. Wheeler,
chairman of the Speakers Division
of the Chest Publicity Committee.
They not only give the speakers an
opportunity to obtain facts about the
Chest from the talks made, but also
afford them chance to visit and
see at first hand the work of the
agencies where the meetings are held.
| The Chest has about 40 speakers in
training and this list will be aug
mented as time for the campaign
| nears.
Florence Crittent0n Home.
Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson has been
| reelected president of the board of
managers. Other officers reelected
we're: Mrs. John Boyle, jr., first vice
president; Mrs. Frederick NJ Kirby,
second vice president; Mrs. Fred
Mitchell, reeording secretary; Mrs. A.
M. McManus, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. J. F. Maccoughtry, treasurer, and
Mrs. Shannon Butts, assistant treas
urer. Four board members elected
for three years we're Mrs. J. c. Free
land. Mrs John Boyle, jr.; Mrs. Lloyd
Await and Mrs. Walter Brown.
Neighborhood House.
The Summer school will open July
9, according to Mrs. Clara D. Neigh,
head resident. This school is operated
for the purpose of helping children
| who failed in one or more subjects
| during the past year to make up their
| studies so they can pass entering
grades next Fall for the class to which
| they should have been promoted. 1t
also takes care of a number of smaller
| children who would otherwise have
only the streets for Fairgrounds.
A number of members of the adult
clubs are planning an excursion to
Atlantic City next Sunday.
Friendship House.
The Girl Reserves held a party on
the Coleman Jennings estate yester-
day.
The Friday Girls Glee Club will
give the Chinese operetta Feast of
the Little Lantern" on the Smith
sonian grounds Tuesday evening for
the All Clubs encamped there.
The closing dance of the Social
Club will be held next Wednesday at
o'clock in the Church of the Nativ-
ity Parish Hall, Fourteenth street and
Massachusetts, avenue southeast.
st. Roses Technical School.
The girls are getting ready for
their Summer camps They are also
preparing for the graduation exer-
cises next Sunday at the school, 1878
Phelps place, to which the public is
invited The frst-year class was
taken on a trip to the White House
and to the Monastery last past week.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.
The girls are registering for a stay
at Camp Clarissa Scott. which will
open early next month. The Girl Re-
serve secretary will make personal
calls to give information regarding
the camp.
Northeast Boys Club.
With the opening of Camp Reeder
on July IL, activities at the club,
1868 kraemer street northeast, Will
be somewhat curtailed. A Boyd Kinds,
director of the club, will have charge
of the camp. which will be filled by
members of the four boys clubs affil-
lated with the national organization,
and Otto Nielsen, director of athletics,
will plan outdoor programs for the
boys remaining in town.
St. Joseph's Home and School.
The boys are now working on a
program for the open house" meet
ing the evening of July 7.
Travellers Aid Society.
Mrs. Owen J. Roberts and Mrs.
Margaret Ford have been appointed
representatives of the society to the
Council of Social Agencies and Mrs.
Harlan Fiske Stone has been named
to the Board Members Council of
the Council Of Social Agencies. Al
bert w. Atwood and Mrs. Margaret
Ford have been selected to represent
the society on the Community Chest
Publicity Council.