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ems committee will have charge of
the meeting Wednesday evening. at
| which William Clark Taylor, deputy
| register of wills, will speak on Your
Money and How to Invest It" Miss
Adele NJ. Stewart, first woman to be
j appointed federal bank examiner,
| will preside.
Mrs. Marie Manning Gasch will read
an original dialect story at the library
| talk Saturday afternoon. Miss Alice
NJ. Heaven will be chairman. The cir
culating library is now open every
| afternoon and Tuesday and Thursday
evenings.
Miss BeSs Schreiner is chairman of
| the committee on tickets for a benent
at the BelaSco Theater. A friendly
rivalry has been established between
various committees, which are to be
credited with the amount of the tick
[ cts sold for use on committee actiV-
| tiles Several theater parties have al
ready been arranged for, Miss sara n
Pope Grogan being chairman OF that
committee.
| At its meeting Tuesday evening the
board organized a committee on public
| relief, with Mrs. William f. Chamber
lin as chairman. 1t also directed that
nominations in response to the re-
quest of the District Commissioners
be forwarded for appointment by them
on the committee to lndorse Dlstrlct
of Columbia charities.
Twentieth Century Club.-The sec
tion of archaeology will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30, at the home of the
leader, Mrs. John Lowe, 1922 Woodiey
place. Miss Mary Wilder will read a
paper, the subject of which will be
"Aborigines of the Eastern United
States"
Wednesday at $3.50 pm. the French
section will meet at the home of the
leader, Mrs. John Van Schaick, jr.. 1417
Highland terrace, Massachusetts ave-
nue.. Nine. l.. Bimont, who was pre-
vented by illness from CARRYING out
the program at the last meeting, will
give a series of monologues
! The art section will meet with Mrs.
Dayton Ward, 1447 Irving street, at )
o'clock Thursday afternoon. The SUB.
ject of the lecture will be 'The Age of
| Shakespeare" Miss Charlotte Everett
, has charge of the program.
/ Nominating ballots have been sent
out by the election committee. to De
i filled out and returned to Mrs. Marius
r. Campbell, chairman of the commit
, tee, not later than February l. The
/ election of officers will take place at
the annual meeting on the first Thurs
| day in March.
The College Women's Club.-Fred-
eric William Vile, Washington corre-
! spondent of the Philadelphia Public
Ledger, will be the speaker at the tea
tomorrow at 4:30. He will speak on
present Day Relations Between New
Britain and the United States" Sec
tion will be the hostesses, with Miss
Emma c. Grams as chairman. Miss
Alice Matthews will be at the tea
table, and will be assisted by Mrs. T..
T. Burchard and Miss Anna Dunlap.
There will be an informal reception
at the clubhouse Wednesday at pm.
with Mrs. Harriet Gum Robertson.
/! president of Robertson University, as
! the guest of honor and speaker. Mrs.
! Basil NJ. Manly. president of the club,
will receive the guests. All college
women in the city are welcome. There
will be bridge party at the club
| house early next month for the pur-
pose of getting some furnishings for
/ the house. Mrs. w. E. Chamberlin is
| in charge.
! Martha Warrington Chapter, ID. A.
| R., met Tuesday night at the home
of Miss Martha Ann Walker. the Bal
| four, Mrs. Clarence E. Curtis. assist
ness of the Meeting was the election
of delegate and a1ternates from the
| chapter to the national convention
| Mrs. Blanche T. Beaton was unani-
mously elected delegate. At the close
of the business meeting Miss Ella
gave an address on the "Womanhood
of America" as compared with other
| countries. This was followed by a
talk from Mrs. Francis A. St. Clair.
state regent. on the work Of Ameri-
canization carried on through various
District chapters of the D. A. r. Miss
Harriet B. Walker vice regent of the
tTelles de Rochambeau Chapter, also
told of this work being done by her
chapter. This subject was generally
with view of making every effort
to promote this work at the urgent
! request of Mrs. B. c. Yorks, regent,
who presided.
+ The Samuel GortOn Chapter. d. A. r..
met with Misses Emily and Leona
| Clark Tuesday at the government
hotels The address Of the evening
son. Music was furnished by Miss
| Pearl Clarke. Miss Isabel Spoonemore
\ and Mrs. Lily b. Smith An inter-
! pretative dance was given by Miss
Louise Grouse.
The Shakespeare Society will meet
| Friday evening at 1435 K street The
| subject will be Richard III" and the
program Is to consist Of papers on
''The Stage History" by Mrs. Wilcox;
! H. H. B. Meyer: THE Psychology Of
the Wooing of Anne" by Mrs. Meyer
and the acting of the scene between
Richard and Anne, by Elton Taylor
and Miss Emma Jordan. All interest
ed are invited.
The Eleanor Wilson Chapter, ID. A.
! r., met Tuesday evening. which was
the third anniversary of its organ
| ization. at the home of the regent,
Mrs. James c. Courts It has been
decided to give scholarship in some
North Carolina. school to a girl from
that state. in honor of that heroic
North Carolina woman for whom this
chapter is named. 1t is also contrib
uting to Russian relief work, organ
ized and carried on by local women.
officers for 1921 were elected as fol-
lows: Regent. Mrs James C. Courts;
vice regent, Mrs. Emma Wilson Noel;
treasurer, Mrs. Clancy; recording
secretary, Mrs. Wilkins; correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. Walter Guy; reg
istrar. Mrs. Berkeley G. Calfee. and
historian, Miss Wood.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Club
held it's current meeting with Mrs.
Blinn Scott of Alaska avenue. who
was assisted by Mrs; J. F. Steiner
Morgan read a letter from the Spe-
cial Service Club. A few of the
members will avail themselves Of the
invitations to the telephone company
exhibit and also the unveiling of the
bust OF Susan 3: Anthony in the ro-
Stuhler of 1922 Livingston. street.
Chevy Chase, will be the next host
ess.
Carberry School met Tuesday after
noon, Mrs. c. R Duvall presiding.
The club voted to cooperate with
the Red Cross in the serving Of hot
lunches for children attending pub
lie schools. Mrs. Moore. chairman of