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Tuesday the 25th, at $3.50. on The
! Ruined Churches of France" Lieut..
| Jousse has been. some time in the
| United States, helping at different
! training camps in the teaching of
artillery, and is now at the French
! high commission.
Much is being done to rebuild the
| villages as. soon as possible and to
| return the refugees. and it is evident
that those villagers must have some
| place to worship in, were it only the
! roofed-ia remains of their church.
! A society has been formed in New
! York and d branch in Washington
/ to help in this work, and Lieut..
| Jousse will explain the needs of some
of the villages and the way, to heip
them. The officers of the society here
are: Honorary president. Mrs. Ed ward
/ Douglas White: honorary vice presi-
dents, Miss Riggs and Mrs. Story;
! chairman, Miss Lee; secretary, Mrs.
Arthur Willert iesa and 1st fseasursr n,rast Mrs
| 1t is hoped large attendance at
the Washington Club on the 25th will
show the sympathy of this community
in this work to help France.
President Collier of the George
Washington University has inaugu-
rated a series of brief addresses at
the chapel exercises of the university,
which are regularly held at!2:15 each
| Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
number of eminent men and many
women of prominence in society and
philanthropic and patriotic work have
already spoken and many others are
scheduled for dates during TINS
a very interesting address on the
work of making garments from waste
materials which is being carried on at
her home, 2020 Massachusetts avenue.
Other speakers have been MI. harry ,
King, Pref George L. Raymond
and DR.. ]. S. Lemon. one of the oldest
graduates of the university.
The chapel was crowded with dis-
tinguished audience ondle to hear ,sa1 Mr 'ana and
Nine. Grouitch. wife of the Serbian
minister, and Miss Mabel T. Board
man of the American Red Cross have
| spoken before very large audiences
on Wednesday and Frlday OF ahas
J of March who have so far been Sc
cured are: Monday. March II. Miles
! Poindexter, United States senator from
Washington: Wednesday, March ~
E Mrs. George Barnett, wife of Maj.
Gen. Barnett of the United States
marines; Friday. March 81, Mrs. Albert
s. Burleson, wife of the Postmaster
! General: Monday. March "a. speaker
vet to be selected: Wednesday, March
h. MISS Eliza u. W 80
.nown writer on Japan. and Friday,
/ March %, Mrs. LarZ Anderson
The residence of Mr. and Mrs w. F.
Zeitler. on 1st street. was the scene OF
| an interesting wedding Saturday even
| ing, March s, when their daughter. MISS
| Caroline Antoinette Zeitler, became the
bride of Mr. James Felix H"Horap of
Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The cere-
ro"v was nerformed by the Rev. a. r
I A So hnVr
PAINS in the drawing room. and Mrs.
Edward T. Clarke. siste- Of tho hid
n,ayed the wedding march Miss Emma
NJ Zeitier was the maid of honor ana
+. An informal reception and supper fol-
! lowed Those present included Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Thomas and sons, Paul and
Philip: M. and, Mrs. q. Lawrence Phli-
lips, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward . I. Giarke' IKE
ward p Hailoran. brother of the bride.
groom; Dr. julius f. Kempster OF
| Cl. anbersburg, Pa. afr. Samuel w.
ITidgeway, Mr.. Tad Spunk and Mr.. John
/ A. Bradley
On Thursday, April g. at the Ma
tionaI Theater, will be benefit con-
cert given under the auspices qf
+; Trinity College. for the sisters OF
/ Notre Dame at Namur. Belgium IN Inc
I, Trinity girls will act as ushers. The
I. GLOWING persons will be patrons
Land patrones sses: Mrs. FrankIfn D
lRoesevelt Mrs. Frank McIntyre, Mrs.
William Crozier. Sonora J. Riano, MIS-
Dr. Aiken, Rev DR. Mccormack, Rev.
Dr. i5 Kirby. Mrs Milton E. Aness Mrs.
John Cammack. Mrs. Jules Demonet,t
Miss Rachael harrington. % Miss Janet Mrs
Ben Johnson. Mrs: w: G. Johnson.
Miss Sarah Lee. Mrs. Frank O'Hara
and Mrs. Thomas H. Carter.
/ Col. F. W. Coleman Of the general
! meeting of Columbian Women to be
i held wednesday evening, March 19.
at the College Women's Club. 1922 l
street. DR.. Collier, president Of the
university viii introduce i the ;Is sPsakfr. ths
United States Forces in the Argonne.'
The 'hostesses will be Mrs Howard
L. Hodgkins, Mrs. William A: Wilbur.
Mrs. william % G. R.. Rned,Eer; Mron mrs. Mnr Mr-
son, Miss Alice Henning, assisted by
! the following university girls: Miss
| Ruth H. Bennett. Miss Mildred Ben
| netts. Miss Irene Daniel, Miss Eiiza-
/ phrey, Miss Lasalia Mccartney, Miss
| Agnes Nelson, Miss Margaret Prem
tiss Miss Nora Pollner and Miss Carol
tWdlker.
CardS nave DeeH EcCciNcu III. WASH
tfngton@ announcing the marriage of
Miss .Beulah Dodge, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Willis Dodge, to
| MIR. John Montgomery Murphy. on
! Wednesday. March s.. in New York
Mr.. Murphy is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward " Murphy and is well
/; known in Washington, where he prac-
lticed law for several years.
| The Mutual Welfare Association Of
the insurance division, war risk bu-
reau, will give q bal masque at Ward
man Park Inn on the evening Of