Community clubs and societies meet in February notices
The Woman’s Club of Chevy Chase met Feb 2 at Mrs Howard Patre’s home to discuss local education and county and state conditions, followed by a round table. The Woodmont Women’s Club met Feb 18 with a civic address planned for the next meeting. The As You Like It Club of Germantown met Feb 17 with talks on Maryland history and a Frederick feature. The Sixteenth Street Heights Sewing Club elected officers and planned Neighborhood House sewing. Various chapters held social events, musical programs, and reports on juvenile court work, with future meetings set across districts including Parkwood, Petworth, Capitol Hill, and Southeast areas.
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Howard Patre
Raymond Street
C E Richardson
Creeley
E E
Dickerson Round Table
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Nedel
Lottle Champ
Millwood
Della Young
Onleavilla
Poole
Women’s Club
Woodmont
Germantown
William Dawson
Maryland
Frederick
Edwin Houck
Bentztown
Josephine Boland
Sixteenth Street Heights
van Tuyl
Dogwood Street
Carl F. Stuhler
W. N. Holmes
R. HE. Heater
T. J. S. Williams
C.L. Maxwell
Stuhler
C. A. Lind
St. John’s Lodge
Henry G. Milanese
Tion
D. A R
James L Parker
Parkwood
Continental Congress
Elizabeth .Pierce
Goodwin
Sidney H Phillips
Howard S. Cunni
Ienam
Wilhem C. Sanford
Charles P. ‘Grandfield
Irving Ball
Flora W Patterson
Ob Roy McKahan
Washington
Emig
Fouo Cassitetes
Crashes Eeyser
Gaschre Berkins
Ransdell
Charles Windle
EB. J. Ryan
Charles Fereyuson
Clayton Fiint
Capitol Hill
Webb
Tenth Street
Grange‘r
Lesher
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Mra Granger
Mra. Stine
Q. H.igee
Washington College Music Orchestra Rehearsals Announced
The Washington College of Music will hold two rehearsals weekly by popular demand. The concert praised the student ensemble under Mr Christian, with Frank Morris Jones delivering a professional sounding performance of Greig’s concerto.
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Ingram Memorial Church to Hold Monthly Musical Service
The Ingram Memorial Church choir presents a service this evening under organist W H Starwell with a program including Anthem Praise Ye the Father, solo I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say by Mrs Charles Bealle, quartet I Come O Blessed Saviour by Mrs Walter Oliver Miss Josephine Mack and Messrs Raymond Towne Emanuel Simons, anthem Calvary, choir, duet Awake My Soul by Miss Helen White and Mr Russell Burroughs, cornet solo Abide With Us by Mr Winters, and solo Know.
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Quartet at Y M C A Meeting At Pell's Theater
The Y M C A engages the National Quartet for an afternoon program at Pell's Theater with Fred B. Smith delivering the address. Quartet members include Elizabeth Maxwell Lilian Chenoweth W E Braithwaite Harry M. Forker and Wthel Garrett Fohnston with songs by Buck DeKoven Holden and others.
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Studio teas begin season with musical performances
Dents, Mrs F W Coleman sang Last Night I Heard the Nightingale and Star of Summer. Miss Gladys Kaln sang Lover in Damascus and Mrs C N Jones sang San Toi and Life's Epitome. Mrs C N Jones and Mrs Pearl Tunstall presided at the red table. First in a series of studio teas with Mme Oldberg and Miss Chambers to entertain through spring.
Girl Scouts to March in Inaugural Parade Weather Permitting
All Girl Scouts of Washington with uniforms are to march in the inaugural parade Monday if weather allows. They must wear black shoes stockings and white gloves. Assemble at No 3 engine house opposite the Senate office building on Delaware Avenue near C Street at 2 p.m. Lunches in pockets. They will stay in the engine house for shelter and chairs will be provided. Troop 1 held a basketball meeting at Wilson Normal School gym and plans to challenge any District team. The captain Mrs G S Rafter spoke on duties and privileges of scouting. Roby Day visited with stereographs. Miss Goding of Wilson Normal paid a visit. Troop 2 Boy Scouts hosted at McKendree Church with Phrenology talk games and refreshments. Ruth Colman, scribe.
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Washington Shakespeare Society meets in Cairo on psychology of Shakespeare
The Washington Branch of the Shakespeare Society of America met Friday night in Cairo with Mrs. Elenore Bingham addressing on The Psychology of Shakespeare. Bingham, chair of English literature in British schools, gave a dissertation on Hamlet and other plays. Plans for an April 23 Shakespeare clubs congress were discussed. Rev. George Butler chaired the session. Also noted, Madrid reports cabinet curbs on news of merchant ship movements to and from Spanish ports.
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Pleads For Derelicts At District Almshouse
Mrs. L. F. Zinkhan of the Washington Asylum Hospital administration voices urgency for humane care amid reports of deplorable conditions at the district almshouse. She cites noisy freight yards, dirt and dust, unsafe surrounding grounds, and crumbling facilities as obstacles to proper care for indigent patients awaiting a better municipal hospital.
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Western High School Girls Train in First Aid for War
Senior and junior girls at Western High School organize to learn first aid under local doctors with plans to join the National Red Cross. Led by Miss Marion Johnson and Miss Margaret Milholland, the program aims to produce trained units for potential national service.
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Georgetown
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Better if Heaven Had Burned and Hell Been Quenched Says Dr. Eliot
Boston March 3 Dr Charles W Eliot President Emeritus of Harvard has drafted a new Unitarian statement to be broadcast It asserts a loving God as a divine father guiding humanity and defending human dignity It condemns evil and supports education reform and humane methods over fear or punishment The work ends with the claim heaven of Revelations burned and hell quenched
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Speech to Congress on Hospital Aid and Suffering Citizens
A plea in the Sixty-fourth Congress pleads for emergency help for sick, poor, and homeless families. The speaker asks lawmakers to extend immediate hospital funding, opposing park extensions and bridge projects until relief is secured. The message urges justice, charity, and a hospital site and appropriation to end the city’s disgraceful hospital condition.
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Theas
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Mary T Goldman Hair Color Restorer Promotes Safe Trial
A vintage advertisement urges readers to consider Mary T Goldman Hair Color Restorer to prevent gray hairs. It warns against imitators and offers a free trial bottle to test on a single hair lock, asking buyers to specify their original hair shade.
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Educator Jaggers Honored By President Wilson
Hart County Kentucky teacher R E Jaggers known for teaching adults to read and write in six weeks or less was honored with a White House presentation. He led a contest of Blue Grass teachers to determine who could educate the most illiterates in the period and previously taught 76 adults to read and write in six weeks.
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Boy Scouts Help Put Out Fire in Washington
Union Springs Alabama Boy Scouts visiting Washington formed a bucket line and helped extinguish a fire that damaged a home on North Chevy Chase before fire apparatus arrived from several miles away.
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