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ported where relief had been admins
tered. The prosperity of the corps was
shown in the treasurer's report.
| An invitation from Mrs. Mullhall, a
| member of the corps. extending the
| hospitality of her beautiful country
home in Virginia for a basket picnic
June 25. was accepted and all present
| slgnified an intention to attend.
| Mrs. Josephine kelton reported that
! plans were already under way for a
| grand rally to be held at Cathedral
/ Close Sunday, September 26, under the
auspices of Department of the Poto-
| mac Woman's Relief Corps in honor
I of the national encampment of the
| Grand Army of the Republic and Wom-
ans Relief Corps. All patriotic orders
! and friends are cordially invited to at
| tend.
ANTHONY LEAGUE
| The Anthony League held a special
committee meeting Monday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs Nanette B.
| Paul, 2007 Columbia road to arrange
| the program for the annual picnic
at Forest Glen July 10. DR.. and Mrs.
George H. Wright have extended a
coralal invitation for the league to
celebrate its anniversaries at their
| beautiful country home, this being the
third celebration.
Aside from the annual report by the
president, Mrs. Anna E. Hendley, who
ORGANIZED the league and named it in
honor of the suffrage leader. Susan b.
Anthony, July 1. 1912, there will be re-
ports by the officers and chairmen of
committees: prophecy, by the vice
president, Mrs Nanette B. Paul; char
| acter sketches and recitation "Why
Women Can't Vote" by Mrs Marie A.
Watson: rhythmic dancing by Miss
Esther Hughes, musical Interpretation
by Miss Clarine McCarty and Miss
Ethel Noble Johnson, and other inter-
estlng features. All are invited to come
and bring basket luncheon, which will
be served on the lawn at 1 Pm The
members of the Anthony League ex-
tend a cordial invitation to all of the
Dlstrict OF Columbia Federation of
Clubs. also Montgomery county clubs, to
JOIN in making the day an enjoya BILE
one.
NEUTRAL SOCIAL CLUB.
| The Neutral Social Club met Monday
at its clubhouse, SO K street northeast.
One of the features of the evening
was donkey party. Those who re-
ceived prizes were Misses s. Robert
and Z. Dove and Misses j. Gargan and
y. Hicks. The program included dane
ing and refreshments. Among those
present were Mrs. E. Grimes. Mrs NJ.
ween. the Misses A. Gayner, l. Happier.
p. Young, T. Main. NJ. Ridgly, NJ Gillen,
E. Smith, c. MeIius, E. Lendner, A. Gar.
gan, E.. Elliot. B. Connor, K Connor,
N. Pugh. r Jones, B; Britt. E. Dove,
l. Shaffer. A. Haight. H. Wilson, J.
Prender, H. Ardeeser, F. Di Prima. ].
Bonnit, R. Gass. H. White. X. Fen
h1S:n ohrHns. B. Watson; G. stansbury, G.
W. Hicks. A. Hicks, o. Grinder, J.
Perry, T. Money. c. West, L. West, /.
Tillet, r. Gargus, NJ. Foley, B. Hibbs,
W Whitney, F. Kraft, w. Woltz. T.
Gargan. Ggg.. J. Gargani W; Abbott, G.
Sortell.
MAGRUDER. W. c. TT.
The monthly meeting of the Capt.
tola Magruder, W. c. T. L.. was held
| in the Tuxedo Methodist Church June II.
The chairman of the medal contest
committee announced that arrange
| ments have been made for a double
contest to be held June % in the Chris
tian Church.
Others at Landoyer and Seat Plea sa mt
are soon to follow.
The literature committee repotred
nearly 500 pages of temperance litera-
ture distributed within the month.
Arrangements are being made for
public meeting with peace program
for the evening of July 4.
MONTICELLO CHAPTER, D A R.
Monticello Chapter. d. A. r, was
entertained Wednesday at Wesley
Heights, the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John B. Hammond.
Accompanied by friends from Con-
tinental, Our Flag, Lucy Holcomb and
John Lindsay chapters. the day was
spent in games and patriotic exercises,
commemorating the Battle of Bunker
HILL
The chaplain, Mrs. Mcintosh. recited
an appropriate poem and Mrs. Ella S.
Knight, regent Of Constitution Chap
ter, offered toast to the hostess. The
singing of the national anthem pre-
ceded luncheon, which was superin-
tended by the regent, Mrs. Hansmann,
assisted by Mrs. Burkholder, Mrs. Place
and others.
A vote of thanks was rendered Mr.
and Mrs Hammond.
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE, No. /
Circle of Friends held it's closing
meeting of the season Wednesday
night in the vestry rooms of the Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation, Miss
Cora Coiman presiding. After the regu-
la order of business the members were
entertained by Miss Sadye Atlas of
Washington and Miss Weber of Phila-
delphia in vocal selections, accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Blanche
Sherman Miss Blanche Levy gave
several humorous recitations and pa
per was read by Mrs. S. Breslauer on
the history of the circle. Refreshments
were served. Mrs T. Moser was chair
man.
WOMAN'S CLUB, BETHESDA.
AT the annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Club of Bethesda the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
Enoch G. Johnson. first vice president,
Mrs. Gilbert II. Grosvenor: second vice
president, Mrs. Charles l.. Dickens; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. o. II Fowler;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. George
o. Anderson; treasurer, Mrs. Morris L.
Croxal. Mrs. William E. Anderson en-
tertaned the club at a buffet lunch be-
fore the meeting. which was held at
her residence on Fairmont street.
6 H THOMAS w. r. C..
Flag day exercises represented the
program given Tuesday evening at Ma