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woman's Club. 1922 I street. The
business session will be followed by
= musical program in charge of Mrs.
Jessie Porter Wood.
The Bryan-Bachanan Parent-Tearh-
era Association met recently in the
Bryan School. Mr.. Hills. leader of the
Community Center Chorus conducted
Community sing in which the
pupils from the seventh and eighth
grades participated. Representative
William Upshaw of Georgia spoke of
the necessity for cooperation between
parents and teachers. He also said
that parent-teachers associations are
n vital need Of every community. The
Rev Mr.. Harrison gave a brief talk
ON the betterment of homes
The District Of Colombia Chapter.
DapnAters Founders and Patriots Of
america, met recently at the resi-
dence of Mrs. F. A. St Clair. The
meeting was called to order hy the
president, Mrs Margaret De Wolf, and
the business of the month transa cted
Two new members were elected ana
the paper of the evening. by Mrs;
Jennette Adams Wickham, described
children of colonial times.
Nh-nhs. lincoln Circle. No. 3.-Col
B. F. Bingham. past commander OF
the g. A. r.. installed the following
officers recently to serve for ls2o:
President. Mrs. Sarah r. Deeds; Sc
nior vice president. Rosemary Lucas ::
junior vice president, Mrs. Edlth a.
King: secretary, Beatrice r.. DEEDS: !:
treasurer. Nellie Colclazier: chaplain
Mrs. Emma Brinton: conductor Do
srcthy r. Deeds; assistant conductor.
Mre. Mida Peabody; guard, Roselee
icf OH 10.
Foster: patriotic instructor. Mrs
Clara Y. Avery. and organist. Mary f.
Gfennon.
.. Daughters Of veterans. I. - ~
The installation of officers Of the
Ellen spencer Mussey Tent. No. i.
harrhters Of Veterans. L. S. A. with
Ayi$s Emma F. Hayward as Installing
bficer. took piace recentiN ,/at .he
{G-and Army. Hall; President, Mrs.
sutton. senior vice president: Mrs.
Mary c. Cunninsham. innior vice pres
ident; Miss Jennie L. Hamilton. treas
urer: Mrs. Mayme NcCaslin secre
'tary: Miss A. Mckinney. chapIa!n:
Mrs Mary Van Ness Earth. guide: Miss
Rose Sefton and Miss Emma F. Hay
ward, trustees. and Mrs. Marsaret
Bradt and Miss Lillian Cuiton. co or
bearers. The retiring president. Mrs
Rosalie Mckee She ton was present
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and compfimented unon her success
full administration. The president MRS.
Ella Crosse Clements, was present
ed with a bouquet. Col. Y. n. ga
royd, assistant adiutant of the De-
partment of the Potomac. and Division
Commander ]. Clinton Hiatt of the
Maryland Division were selected as
members of the council. Addresses
were made by Past Department COM
mander Dean of the. G. A. r., Col.
Q. n. oldrovd. Division COMMANDER
J. Clinton Hiatt and others.
The Takomr Park Civic Study Club
met in the library Tuesday. with the
president Mrs. Robert A. Ramsay. in
tine chair. The subject of the day
dren." Mrs. Bruce Haas spoke on
The. Handicaps< of Infancy: Mrs.
Colyer Meriwether on .Child Labor:
Mrs. William Hooker read 1.-The Cry
of the Children: Mrs. Arthur "
KILLER spoke bn Educational Handi-
the question Of "Childreu's Tit"-n-
tnre"; How to Teach Children
Thrift" was handled by Mrs. William
c. Gersden; Mrs. C. B. Smith sang.
Mrs. Charles Hamlin made plea for
the Girl Scout movement.
The Florence Crittenten Branch of
she SunaAine Society was. at home to
its friends "Wednesday at the College
Women's Club. Mrs. Walter H. How
esiving by Mrs. J. Edison Briggs. Mrs.
Howard l. Hodskins, Mrs. Edward
Hardy and Mrs. Anton Heitmulier.
Martin Richardson. tenor, OF the
grand opera company Of-Florence.
Italy. sang operatic selections. Will
from "Pagiiacci." other soloists in
eluded Miss Boardman. Miss Florence
Girouard. Miss Clara Young and Mrs.
Charles X. Hoover. Mrs. Robert E.
Briggs was assisted in the dining
room by Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Boyle and
Mrs. Abbott.
Diviston, No. 3. LadieH' Auxiliary to
n. O. H. entertained the Irish His
tory Club Wednesday evening in
DonQhue's Hall.
The Twentieth Century Club met
Thursday at the Cosmos Club, with
4rs.ssss1ymAHfB B. Swormstedt, presi-.
dEnt. presiding. Features of the
meeting were addresses by Mrs. A. L:
Fisher, honorary cavalry captain of
thk Arabian army: Mrs. Mind c. Van
Wrinkle, head of the woman's bureau
pf TIE metropolitan police. and Miss
Mckinney. who discussed civic. Ques-,
fiens. Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor was
chairman of the program committee.
Mrs F. D. Pyle. Mrs. Samuel J. Bar
neat and Mrs Elmer Kendall Eyerly
we're, received into the club. Mrs.
Hamilton Dimmick has been chosen
- Inember Of the board Of directors
1nip1ace Of Mrs. Whitman Cross, who
xeSigned in order to devote her en-,
ersies more fully to the civics sec
ti6n, under the leadership of Mrs.
wklter S.-Bford. The subject for the
next meeting Of this section. which
wAl take place Thursday at II am,
1cS Do. Itch w
~HeAIth Work of the District:
The archaeology section will meet
Taesday at 2:30 at the home Of its
leader. Mrs. John Lowe. 1922 Wood
JET place. The subject will be In
Saians of Southern States" treated by
ABs. Jesse A. Cunningham.
The French section meets with it's
9e4der. Mrs. John L. Van Schaick,
. ai1z--Alassachusetts avenue, Wednes-
Gay AT 3 o'clock. Nine. Bimont will
have charge Of the program.
The parliamentary law. section, of
(which Mrs Katherine r: Eslin is
leader. will meet with Mrs. NJ. r.
Campbell. the Mendoza apartments.
sTussday at 1890. Mrs. A. Johns will
eotduct a drill.
Ne District Society. Colonial DasEh-
sess Of America, met recently at the
ho3ne Of Mrs. G. NJ. Brumbaugh. with
ehs regent, Miss Maud Burr Morris,
presiding.
Mrs. Catherine Lee Pryarley and
Miss Harriet Lake were elected to
Su1embership.
Miss Florence S. Bergman de-
0cribed the life of Martha Dandridge
Wendell Wolfe Chapter, d. A. r.
eirs. l. b. Slime. 1895 1st street, was
q recent hostess to the chapter. The
guest of honor was Mrs. Howard l..
Hodgkins. who gave talk on amer
1ca1ization.' Miss Edith Kelleher
spoke of AmericaniZati in relation
10 the Italians. The music was fur