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5 to 6. Assisting Judge o'Toole will
| be Miss Florence Fraser Stiles, Miss
Tillie Steiner and Miss Olive Beatty
| Mrs. George Eastment and Miss Ger
| trude E. Leonard are to preside at
the tea table. The bulletin commit
tee will be In charge of the Ampico
concert, which is to be given from
4 to 5. Immediately preceding the tea
hour Miss Frances Scherger will
| sing, accompanied by Miss Gertrude
| Henneman; Miss Marian Reed, lee
| turer, will assist. The program Will
| include compositions by, Chopin
| Moszkowski, Chaminade, Rachmaninoff
| Dohnanyi. Greig, Debussy, Curran,
! Cadman, Gounod, d'Albert and Mac
! Dowell. Mss. Sallie v. II. pickett
| Miss Mamie Lancaster, Miss Ruth
Jones. Mrs. Evelyn z. Hunt, mrs. !
| Poe Wilson, Mrs. Bertha Martin and
! Mrs Ethel Ellicoate are to be the
! guests of the committee:
| The Easter dance Of the entertain
ment committee will be given to-
| morrow evening at $3.50; Cards may
! be obtained at the clubhouse.
! The dramatic section will hold a
j rehearsal meeting Tuesday evening
| at $3.50. Two plays, Petticoat FER.
hdy" and The Smith Mystery" will
| shortly be produced.
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| be held Wednesday evening at 8.
| An illustrated lecture in connection
! with the safety campaign Will be
| given in the clubhouse Thursday
| afternoon at 4:45.
| A card party-bridge and five hun
! dred-wiI be given under the au-
| spices of the entertainment commit,
| tee April at $50 pm. There will
! be prizes for every table.
The subscription dinner or the
4 \, I'D fal g ON
| will be given on April IL at 6:3O pm
| Mrs. Otto l.. Veerhoff. Miss Harlean
! James and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe are
! TO bt the speakers. Vocal numbers
Will be given by Miss Margaret Cal
| lahan, Miss Margaret u. Grant serv-
ing as accompanist. Miss Gertrude
L. Leonard will preside.
/ A civic service conference will be
held in the clubhouse April II at
pm. Mrs. Adams of Chicago will
speak on Civic Work by Women"
The Bible study class, DR.. Josephine
Baird leader. meets Thursday even
ings from Z to $50 o'clock. It is
non-sectarian.
The French Causerie meets every
| Tuesday at Z o'clock. Those inter
II. II. Arnold. chairman OF the
French section, 22 jackson place.
The Federation of Woman's Clubs
Hotel Roosevelt. Mrs. Frizzell, presi-
dent, presided for the first time since
recovering from a severe illness COW
ering many weeks.
In the morning reports were read
by the chairmen of the departments.
The federation indorsed the pic
ture that is being made by Mrs. Wal
lace Reid. wife of the late screen
actor.
Mrs. yeerhoff. president Of the Col
lege Women's Club, was introduced.
and she brought a word of greeting
| from that club.
Luncheon was served at pm.
1 and meeting reconvened at pm.
Mrs. Victoria Stevenson, chairman on
motion pictures. had charge Of the
afternoon program, and gave a glimpse
| OF her work from all angles. Mrs. Har-
vey Wiley spoke of the menace of the
movies and Mrs. Odenheimer spoke on
the movies as an educational factor.
The club paper. called the District Of
Columbia Federation News. was off,
the editor. Mrs. j. NJ. Wiley and her
comnhttee, who assisted. Mrs. Bischoff.
Miss Cornelia Hill and Mrs. Bird.
The College Women's CIub.--Mem-
berS OF section IA of the club, Mrs.
Enoch G. Johnson, chairman. will be
hostesses at the tea tomorrow. The
guests of honor are DR.. Ales Hrdlicka
curator of the division of physical
anthropology OF the Smithsonian In
stitution; Mrs. William T. Dennis and
Mrs. Robinson Downey. Dr. Hrdlicka
] will speak on Mans Antiquity and
| Origin In the Light of Recent Dis
icovery." Mrs Amos A. Steele will
preside at the tea table, assisted by
| Mrs. Harris +. Baldwin.
The elections committee. consisting
Of Mrs. d. Roberts Harper, Sd. chair
man; Miss Jane Bartlett. Mrs. William
Z. Chamberlin, Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley
and Miss Mia Allen, are at work pre-
pairing the ballots, which must be
sent out In April to club members. as
the annual business meeting and cleo
| tion Of officers is TO take place the
! first Saturday in May. The committee
wish to remind the section leaders
who have not already sent in the
nomination for section leader that
| they should DO SO at once.
The Anthony League will meet
April at eight o'clock at the Cen
eral Federation Women's Clubs Head
quarters, 1884 y street, with a pro-
gram by the Committee on Prison
Reform Of which Mrs Evelyn Chat
terton Widney, is chairman. Mrs.
Mabel Walker Willebrandt. Asst. At
torney General, will speak on The
Federal Prison Problem" Rev. David
r. Covell, Rector Trinity Episcopal
(nuTCH ne OI NTuolIy
to Ourselves" Musical Program
Piano Solo. Mrs. Irene Miller Chainey
Group of songs, W. V. Quick, member
of the choir st. Johns Church; ac-
companist. Miss Josephine Huber.
speak at the Sacred Concert in Gal
lery of Art Center on "Geneology of
Jesus" with illustrations of native
costumes from 4-e p. m.
At the meeting which the league
held March 81, members of the staff
of W. ]. H. Radio Broadcasting Sta
tion gave a radio concert. The pro-
gram included: Radio program
| Ampico selection, Marcus C. Hopkins,
acoustic engineer. violinist; Mrs. TIL
:. A, soprano; William NJ. Doran,
baritone, accompanist. Address on
hostess was Mrs. l.. W. Salisbury,
who poured tea at o'clock.
Short story Club-The last meeting
which is in the hands Of Lindsay
Stephenson, will include a talk on
why We Can't Write" by Fred Nc
Laughlin. and two short stories
Ernest and Viola Pays the Rent"
by Lindsay Stephenson, read by the
authors themselves. The concluding
chapter of the composite story will
be in the hands of Miss Verna NJ.
Flagg. Lights and Shadows" will
be Contributed by J., Lewis Money
way. Miss Agness Ayres will be seen
in a dance number. and the musical
part of the program Will include
| George A. Myers, tenor, Miss Mar
guerite Gateley, soprano, and Miss
Isabelle Myers. pianist.
Columbian Women of George Wash
inCton Uniyersity.-Mrs. John Thomas
! Erwin, president of the Columbian
Women. announces regular meeting
at O'Clock, Tuesday. at 1719 I street.
Tho hostasses for the afternoon will