Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
ANNUAL MEETING
PLANNED BY CHEST
New Board of Trustees to
Be Chosen in Session
Next Month.

Plans Tor the annual meeting OF the
Community Chest which will be held
early next month are being made by
Chest ofdcialS. A rev board OF trlS-
tees will be elected.
A. Boyd Kinds, assistant director
Of the Chest, is assembling reports
from the various Chest units together
with recommendations for changes in
campaign procedure this Fall. These
will be taken up with Coleman Jen-
nings, new campaign chairman, and
later submitted to the Campaign
Committee.
The Boys Club of Washington.
James Triantifllos, member of the
club, has won the competition staged
by the International Optimist Club
for cover for the February magazine
His drawing depicts typical boy with
a group Of adults looking on and the
quotation BE His Friend" TRAN
tiflllos won this competition last year.
He obtained his art education at the
Boys Club. supplemented by two years
at the Abbott Art School. on a schol-
arship given by the Optimist Club Of
Washington.
st. J0seph's Home and School.
The boys are studying industriously
In preparation for the midyear ex-
aminations, which will be held to-
morrow.
Children's Hospital.
The board of directors met last Mon
day at the hospital. Routine matters
were discussed.
Northeast Boys Club.
Otto Nielsen, director, has been
made chairman of the Association Of
the Boys Club Executives. succeeding
Charles M. Fyfe, director Of the Boys
Club Of Washington.
Salvation Army.
More than 100 young people took
part in a rally held at the Salvation
Army Temple last Wednesday eve
ming. Maj. Asher presented certifi-
Gates of merit to the corps cadets for
work done in the classes of 1885.
Juanita X. Nye Council House.
The board of directors will meet at
the settlement, 6O9 Sixth street south
west, next wednesday.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A.
Miss Louise Madella is the new
president of the Council of the Bust
ness and Industrial Department.
Other officers are Mrs. M. B. Robin
son Johnson, vice president: Miss Susie
B. Green, secretary, and Miss Irene
Ruff, treasurer. This department will
have charge of the vesper hour at the
ely" this afternoon. Music will be fur
nished by the senior choir of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, Alfred
H. johnson, director.
Northwest Settlement House.
Educational classes reopened last
week and at the present time are max
ing drive for increased enrolment.
The settlement is also planning a
health program to extend from the
infants in the nursery to the adults
and is working for better organization
OF the activities of special teachers.
Southwest Community House.
Samuel H. Mathews has been elected
president of the board of directors.
Other officers are Mrs Georgia S.
johnson, first vice president; Robert
H. Ashton. second vice president; Mrs.
Carol c. Williston, secretary and Maj.
Campbell c. johnson, reelected treas
urer.
Christ Child Society.
Miss Mary v. Merrick, president,
entertained the Ladies of Charity and
the Christ Child Visitors at her home
last week. Among activities spon-
sored at the settlement we're a dance
by the Girls Club at which 80 boys
and girls were present and a bingo
party given by the Mothers Club.