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] been cut and planned. A paid teach
| temperance in the public schools the
| last week in April.
The Twentieth Century CIub.-The
nature section, under the leadership
Of Mrs. Leo u. Miner, Is proving pop
ular az the days grow warmer. Last
Wednesday twenty-four members
! met for the walk. which led through
| Falls, va The wild flowers are now
blooming in great profusion and
| forty eight varieties were found
conspicuous among them being the
SaXifrage, tooth-wort, dutchman' 8
breeches >and spring beauties. The
| section will leave Dupont Circle Wed
nesday. at $50. and the walk will be
| in the vicinity of Cabin John bridge.
section, Nine. Wroblewska, vito of
! the minister from Poland and her
self a talented musician, gave piano
selections, and sang some interesting
airs from the Polish masters. She
also gave a sketch of Sienkievitch.
the author of "Quovadis" Nine
Wroblewska hoped that more of the
Polish literature would be translated.
1t differs from the Russian literature
in that it is built on constructive
rather than destructive lines. The
next meeting of the French section
| will be held Wednesday, $3.50 pm, at
1715 Eye street. with Mrs. Francis
Walker in charge. The minister from
will talk on the philosophy Of Persian
J literature. Nine. Remy and Nine.
Marriott will present a short play
entitled "Gros Chagrin." by Courte-
! line.
The educational section listened to
| two interesting speakers Thursday
| morning at the home of Mrs. Thomas
! w Sidwell. Miss Alice Deal spoke Of
| the junior high schools which she is
attempting to establish in Washing
ton They will provide for the differ
/ ing abilities of the children. Offering
| to the superior child exceptional op-
portunities for development Little,
/ however, can be done until the salary
who will guide the teachers in their
/ classification of children. The edu-
! cational section pledged its support
| to Miss Deal. Mrs. Morgan of the
| board of education, spoke of the need
! of rewriting the laws controlling the
administration and budgeting city
| schools. She also gave report of
! 4, convention of the League of
! Y. omen Voters. which met recently
! in Des Moines. Iowa. Mrs. Sidweil
presided.
| The parliamentary law section will
{ continue its sessions next Tuesday.
| II am. at 1888 F street. The general
| topic will be "Elections.' in charge
| of Mrs. William II. Heron.
! There will be card party under
/ the auspices of the Twentieth Cen
! tury Club. for the benefit of the
| Juvenile Protective Association, at
| Wardman Park Hotel, Friday. May
| IL, at 2:30.
! The Alumni Association of George
Washington University will hold its
! annual business meeting>at the Wash
! ington Club. 1901 X street. this even
! ing at o'clock. At this time reports
| Of officers will be received and officers
| for the ensuing year elected. The
present officers of the alumni asso-
! citation are Samuel Herrick, president:
| T.. L. kayser. Secretarytreasure
| and the following vice presidents:
! Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr.: DR.. F.. A.
Horraday. f. Roger Boyle. s. +. Kra-
mer. ]. Lewis Moneyway and William
G.. Van Week. After the business
meeting a dance will be held in
honor of the members of this years
graduating classes. Arrangements for
| the meeting are in charge of a COM
mittee consisting of Mrs. Joshua
Evans, Miss Anna l.. Rose and Miss
! Freda D. Egbert.
COrcOrrn Mems CluIp-The recently
! organized Mems Social Club of the
parish Of the Church Of the Ascen-