Evening star., 1935-02-03
CHEST INSURANCE
UNIT RE0RGAN|ZES
Florence Crittenton Home
Board Calls Meeting for
Next Friday.

Reorganization Of the Community
Chest Insurance Committee for 1885
has been announced by P. H. Siddons,
chairman. This committee works with
the Chest agencies with view to get
ting adjustments on their insurance
rates.
On the committee with Mr.. Siddons
are j. E. Heberle of the Capital Tran
sit Co.; H. B. Stabler of the Chesa-
peake 81 Potomac Telephone Co., E.
D. Detweiler of the Potomac Electric
Power Co., Richard A. Ennis of the
Washington Gas Light Co. and w. O..
Hiltabidle of the Community Chest,
secretary.
Florence Crittenton Home.
The Board of Managers will meet
at the home next Friday at II o'clock.
Luncheon will be served at l pm.
Mrs. Thomas E. Richardson, president,
will preside.
Boys Club Of Washington.
The club has placed its building at
the disposal of the central division
of the emergency relief division of the
Board of Public Welfare for use in
holding classes for mothers on relief
The classes are held each Thursday
and the mothers are instructed in
nutrition and budgeting.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A.
Presidents and council representa-
tives of the Senior High Club organ
lied Senior High Interclub Council
at a luncheon Friday at the Y. w. c.
A. The council is making plans to
raise money to send delegates to the
Midwinter Girl Reserve Conference
at Philadelphia February 16.
st. Roses Technical School.
The girls are preparing a Valentine
program for the Crusade Society for
the aid of missions.
st. Joseph's Home and School.
Julius Ryals is the first member of
the Boy Scouts to pass the Morse
code signaling test.
The troop will Join other Dis
trict of Columbia Scouts in the silver
anniversary scouting celebration to
be held at the Shrine of the Immacu-
late Conception of Catholic Univer-
sity next Sunday.
Southwest Community House.
Thomas j. Anderson, chairman of
the Recreational Committee, with
John H. Burr, jr., and Edward p.
Lovette, met with Recreational Leader
Arthur Carter and his associate, Rich
ard Temple, last week and mapped
out Winter recreational program for
the boys Of the settlement. A basket
ball league has been formed.
Use Of the gymnasium at the George
Bell School for Monday nights has
been granted by the Community Gen.
ter Department. Miss Callie Scott is
arranging a program for the girls.
Miss Helen Galloway heads the Girl
Reserves. The class for piano lessons
is increasing under the instruction of
Mrs. Geraldine Rhodes.
Neighborhood House.
There will be a piano recital next
Thursday evening. Dorothy Dixon
Wright and Cullen Baxter will be the
pianists and Thomas Herbert will play
the violin.
Georgetown Children's House.
The house has added q recreational
program to Its daily activities in con-
nection with the day nursery. The
recreational director is Mrs. Ethel
Murray, formerly Of Henry Street Set
tlement In New York.
There will be q reading room open
to the children for as many days and
hours Of the week as there can be
secured volunteers to take charge.
One day . week there will be class
piano lessons.
The day nursery Is open from $50
am. until the children are called for
In the afternoon.