Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-02-23

Sessions to Be More Often
as Campaign Time Grows
Nearer.

Nearer.
Monthly meetings of the Community
Chest Campaign Committee will be
held for the present, according to
Coleman Jennings, campaign chair
man. AS the time for the starting
of the campaign grows near these
will be speeded up into bi-monthly
meetings and eventually weekly ones
Dates of the campaign have already
been changed to include two week
ends, the campaign starting on No
vember IL, and ending November "a.
Changes in the makeup Of the Group
zlicitation Unit are also under con-
sideration.
Council Of Social Agencies.
David Seabury, author and lecturer,
will speak on 1.-THE Social Mind" be-
fore a group of volunteers in social
work at the United States Chamber
Of Commerce tomorrow at II o'clock.
Neighborhood House.
A girl scout troop is being organized
under the direction Of Alma Lauxman,
Winifred Gay and Lena Barghousen.
Miss Lauxman and Miss Gay are
captain and first lieutenant, respec-
lively, of the troop, at All Souls
Church.
Students of the musical school will
attend the concert of the National
Symphony Orchestra at Eastern High
School next Friday. There will be
| talk about the concert at the
regular meeting of the music class
on Thursday.
BOYS Club Of Washington.
William E. Russell, vice president
of the board of trustees, will preside
at a meeting of the trustees at the
Willard Hotel next Friday.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A.
The Business and Professionals
League will sponsor q musical tea,
at 4 o'clock today.
The High School Girl Reserves
sponsored a carnival OF nations Fri
day evening.
St. Joseph's Home and School.
Members of the Boy Scout Troop
attended a meeting of scouts at the
Powell Junior High School yesterday.
| The American Legion entertained
the boys Last Sunday with minstrel
show.
Christ Child Society.
A reunion meeting of the Merrick
| Campers will be held next Friday
night.
A luncheon meeting for the library
group will be held at the settlement
tomorrow at noon.
Friendship House.
Miss Ida Green of Montana will
be the guest at the O'Clock music
hour today.
Parents of the children Of the
day house will have their monthly
supper, followed by a discussion,
Tuesday.
Southwest Community House.
Members of the Girl Reserves Club
were hostesses to their friends at a
Valentine party. Refreshments were
served and the evenings entertain
ment included games and dancing.
st. Roses Technical School.
The debaters hold a prominent part
in the history of the civic classes.
The American history classes are
showing interesting groups Of posters
on the subjects to be discussed.
The Junior Girls held party In
honor of George Washington yester-
day for the delegates of the Crusade
Unit. A skit was presented by Angela
Blue, Evelyn Moore, Mary Drury,
Dorothy Dyer and Rita Forney. Doro-
thy Constantine. Norma Woodhouse
and Mae Mahaney gave tap dances.
Children's Hospital.
The Board of Directors met last
Monday and the newly elected presi-
dent, Frederick dec. Faust presided
at the meeting.
Bureau Of Reha billtati0n.
A meeting of the board of the Blu
reau OF Rehabilitation was held last
Tuesday. DR.. Edward A. Mahaghan
was appointed assistant director to
replace James A. Nolan.
Northeast Boys Club.
A board meeting will be held to-
morrow at 1890 o'clock at the Occi-
dental Hotel.
Some of the older boys are build
ing a model airport. According to
Otto Nielsen, director OF the club, II
will take about three months to COM
plete the work.
Southeast House.
Miss Sarah E. Gray, principal Of
the Lincoln Giddings School, will be
the principal speaker at staff meet
ing Thursday at o'clock.
The Saturday Luncheon Club will
meet February 20. Mrs. Esther Popel
Shaw. member of the Board of Direc-
tors of Southeast House, will read one
of her poems.
The senior girls plan a leap year
party for February 20. The boys are
planning a ping pong tournament,
the finals of which will be played
March 3.
Northwest R0DY