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of section II will act as hostesses at
the tea to be given tomorrow from
to at the clubhouse, 1922 1 street.
Miss Zaida Nicholson is chairman of the
section, which represents Columbia
University, Alfred, Barnard, New Jer-
sey State Normal, University OF New
York, Packers Collegiate Institute, st.
Lawrence University and Teachers
College. Mrs. Woolard, president OF
the club, is a member of this section.
Mrs. T. G. Shearman and Mrs. susie
Root Rhodes will assist at the tea
table. The other members of this sec
ton are Miss Alice Bristol. Miss Eliza
beth Carhart. Miss Anne NJ. Goding,
Miss Ida Hammond. Miss Hortense
Herson, Miss Grace NJ. Johnson, Miss
Esther H. Jonas, Miss Margaret kelso,
Miss Jessie c. Mcdonald. Miss Martha
MacLear, Miss Katharine Pritchett.
Miss Mary Shipman, Miss Bernice Sill
berberg, Miss Katharine Smith, Mrs.
E. f. Smith, Miss Grace Henderson,
Mrs. A. A Steele, MissM Anna B.
Coons, Mrs. Enock G. Johnson, Miss Ada
Tanner, Miss Alice Atwood and Mrs.
w. K. Butler.
Arthur f. Bestor, director of the
speaking division of the bureau of in
forma ton, will give an address on the
Forming of Public Opinion in War
Time
Twentieth Century Club will meet
Thursday. at 10 80 am, in the parish hall
of All Souls Church. Representative c.
c. Dill. at II rs. will speak on "A Con-
gressman's Recent Experience on the
Western Front" Henry B. Macfarland
will speak on War Savings Stamps"
The French section Of the Twentieth
l.
airy IL. at the home of Miss Myra Hend-
ley. 1916 l. street northwest, will bring
war recipes in French, which will be
sold.
The conservation section is exhibiting a
victory bread" at the Public Library,
made by the pupils of the domestic science
class of the Barrett School A demonstra-
ton OF making the bread will be given by
Mrs. Harry HetseI at the library We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock. 1t is made
of corn meal, corn sirup, corn or mazola
Oil and flour.
The meeting of the Wildflower section
is postponed to February IL.
The Excelsior Literary Club met re-
Gently at the home of Mrs. L. Warner.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Holmes read paper on THE
History of Canals" Another. descrip-
tive of Little Visits to Great Cities. .
was read by Mrs. Addie Foster. Music
was contributed by Mrs. Bulla. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frear and Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
The next meeting will be held Febru-
AIRY II at the home Of Mrs. J. NJ. Holmes
227 1st street northeast.
The Petworth woman's Club will
meet tomorrow at pm. at the school
house. corner of Sth and Shepherd
streets. The meeting will be for the
transaction of the business of the club
There will be no social feature
The Columbia Heights Art Club was
entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
John Boyle, jr., at her residence, 227 l2th
street northeast. Mrs. Sarah A. VOL
Papers We're read on Brazil; Life and
Nature Under the Tropics" by Mrs Rob-
ert Bruce Bare. and Rio Janeiro and
Other Cities" by Mrs. Charles P Grand
field. Roll call was responded to by Mrs
Bare, Mrs William L. Clark. Mrs. c. r.
Cranmer. Mrs Grandfield, Mrs. A. Rogers
Tracy, Mrs. Wolhaupter and Mrs BOYLE
Mrs Olive Drake Knight and Mrs Yates
Wang We're guests.
Anthony League-At the meeting OF
the war service committee of the league
held Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
its president. 2007 Columbia road, Mrs
Lillian Cole Bethel from Ohio spoke on
natural science. making her talk addi-
tionally interesting with numerous speci-
mems. Mrs. Wheeler sang. Wednesday
Iafternoon at O'Clock Miss katherine Rey-
nolds Mccormick will present a message
from the Hindoo poet philosopher
Taeore. Representative c. C Dill will
speak of his experiences while in France
with the congressional committee at the
monthly meeting of the league Thursday
evening at n. A. w. S. headquarters 1926
Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Baker, wife OF
the Secretary of War. will sing. y Walter
, Sorrell. tenor. will also sing, and Frank
/ Gebest. pianist. will render piano selec-
tions A special invitation is extended
to the members of the Washington State
Association TO be present. The president
Mrs. Anna f. Hendley, will preside. A
business meeting will be held at 7:3C
O'Clock. At the Saturday evening al
home Mrs. Bayne, wife of Capt. Bavne
told of her experiences in Mexico, and OF
conditions there. Other speakers were
| heard in the general discussion on world
democracy.
Patriots Memorial Chapter. ID. A. R.
will be entertained Tuesday evening a,
the apartment of Mrs. Clyde Bruce
Atchison. Wardman Courts. Gentlemen
will be guests of the social hour
The WOmen's Auxiliary to the Rail-
way Mail Association met with Mrs. T.
F. Ferrier, 515 Sd street northeast, Fri
day evening. 1t was decided to hold
the meetings of the auxiliary in the
evening instead of the afternoon, since
so many of it's members are now work.
ing for the government. The following
officers were installed: Mrs. A. K. Wine
president; Mrs: J. c. Myers, vice presi-
dent: Mrs J. H. Grubbs. secretary; Mrs
Homer Link, treasurer: Mrs F. F. Ball
corresponding secretary: Mrs. E. Rob
erts. historian, and Mrs c. E Stein