Evening star., 1936-04-12
CHEST UNEQUAL
TO NEW DEMANDS
200 Applications in Week
by Persons Cut Off
Relief Funds.

The Community Chest announced
last week it's agencies are not pre-
pared to meet the abno. NAL demands
caused by the curtailment Of public
relief funds on April i. The agencies
have had more than 200 applications
through the week from people who
were left in desperate straits by the
curtailment of the public funds.
Neighborhood House.
An Easter egg rolling party for the
adolescent children will be held tomor-
row according to Miss Margaret B.
Merrill, head resident Of the settle
ment.
A demonstration of finger painting
was given last week by Miss Ruth
Shaw.
Miss Sarah Worst Of the Arts and
Crafts Department is forming small
experimental club.
Friendship House.
The Treasure Seekers will 60 to
Annapolis Tuesday.
On Wednesday, the Hsppy Timers
and some of the pupils OF Miss Allie
Bowers Dancing Glasses will enter
tain their mothers at the Settlement
at 7:3o pm.
On Thursday, the Girl Scouts and
the two Girl Reserve Clubs will have
an outing to Rock Greek Park They
will leave the house at 10:30 am.
There will be an Easter dance for
the Young Peoples Social Club Fri
day.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A.
Mrs. Mae S. Thompson and her COM
mittee have received promises through
the schools of 40 scholarships for girls
to attend Camp Clarice Scott this
Summer
A series of forum meetings is being
held The next meeting will be Sun
and George H. Rycrow will speak on
Are Rents in Washington Too High?"
St. Joseph's Home and School.
The boys will celebrate Easter this
morning by singing high mass. Easter
vacation started last Wednesday after
noon and will contoinue through We'd
nesday of this week. The boys will
attend services at the Monastery and
various churches during Easter week.
St. Roses Technical School.
Very Rev. F. E. Hyland. chaplain,
will ofhciate at high mass this morning
at the school. The girls will sing the
mass.
Washington Home for Foundlings.
The board of directors will meet TO-
morrow at 4:30 o'clock in the ONCE OF
Victor Deyber. second vice president
of the Second National Bank.
GEORGETOWN Children's House.
Miss Winona Rorby has planned
trip to the Zoo on Tuesday, with picnic
lunch.
On Thursday a group Of older chill
dren will attend Marionette show at
Roosevelt Hotel
The Mothers Club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Hester Moreau Thursday
for supper and discussion.
Southeast House.
Members and friends will attend a
moving picture at the Giddings School
on Thursday evening On April 20 a
SEOQP lIOIIl tllc ALI dllQ NScOl6 NldIt
Glass will hold an exhibit at the Gid
dings School.
Northwest Settlement House.
A demonstration OF the advantages
of cooked cereal for children was given |
the Mothers Club last Wednesday.
Christ Child Society.
The Senior Girls Club will hold a |
dance. Wednesday in the gymnasium. /
Tomorrow evening an Easter party |
will be given for the girls Of the set
tlement over IL years of age, and on
Tuesday afternoon similar party will
be given for the girls under u years |
of age.
Northeast Boys Club.
Under the supervision of Marshall
Cooke, members of the club have as
sembled in groups and the hiking sea-
son has begun. After school closes
there will be three hikes week.