The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-18

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Square Hotel, ESQ D. m.
Civic section OF the WOmen's
City Club, "AmuseEnents Of Wash
ingtOn.'
Nina Van Wrinkle, luncheon /
p. M, ~ Jackson place.
The Women's Club OF Rockville,
yesterday presented flowers to Mrs.
Sophie Pierce Of Brighton, Nd, in
honor Of her one hundredth birth.
day anniversary. Mrs. Pierce is one
of the original members of the Mu-
tual Improvement Association Of
Sandy Springs which was organ
lied in 1867, and which is stilI GO
ing strong. She Ii the oldest club
woman Of the country, and is an
associate member Of the Rockville
Women's Club.
Her birthday marked the first
business meeting OF the WOmen's
Club OF Rockville, at the home Of
Mrs. j. w. Benson, Of Rockville.
biennial Federation meeting in Cali
fornia, told Of her trip and also Of
the extension Of her journey into
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nished the music.
The next meeting viii be held at
the Montgomery clubhouse.
The Fine Arts department Of the
d. c. Federation, including all mem.
bers OF the art division, music,
poetry, and the divisions on paint.
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pageantry vii be entertained this
man Mrs. Ellis Logan.
The third annual luncheon of the
Women's Democratic Club of Mont
gomery county will be held at
Wardman Park Hotel today.
The College Woman's Club win
give a tea Monday at the clubhouse
from 4 to s. This lis the second Of
the series Of political teas given be-
fore the election. Mrs. Rose Yates
Forester, speaker and guest, VIII
talk on Honesty In Government
with John w. Davis.
The Philo-C Classical Club, meeting
at the home Of Mrs, Eugene Pitcher,
Melrose street, Chevy t.hase, voted
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the General Federation OF Wofnen's
Clubs of the United Safes. Mem
bership dues are 10 cents per per-
son for this universal membership,
and this club il the first Of the
District Federation Of Women's
Clubs to. join.
At the meeting yesterday, Mrs.
s. G Brinley, president, read a
paper on "Pericles," the outline and
study OF the play. A discussion fol.
lowed, six parts Of the play being
read.
Mrs. Pitcher and Mrs. Augustus
knight, delegates to the biennial
reported the biennial.
Refreshments and q social hour fol-.
lowed.
The Woman's Club Of Kensington
met at the home Of Mrs. John w.
Williams. Of Kensington, yesterday.
Mrs. Wilson Townsend read paper
on Carl Sandberg." followed by
discussion. Educational matters
were discussed by the club.
At meeting Of the Current Com.
ment Club Of Silver Springs, ut the
LlOiIlG OL NnES. n. L. ROGERS yCSGGE-
day, the o. Henry prize short story
Of 1928 was discussed by the meIn-
bers. Mrs. +. Chaplin, Of the social
service section, leading the discus
sion.
The largest literary section meet
ing of the year Of the Chevy Chase
Woman's Club was held at the
home of Mrs. o. c. Merrill In
Chevy Chase yesterday.
The Harper Prize for 1924 was
by Mrs. Eugene Stevens
and current poetry read by Mrs.
e. s. Kelly.
Mrs. Victor Whitlock discussed
writing.
The business meeting Of the
afternoon took up the discussion of
provision for circulating library
for that section.
The Council Of Jewish Juniors
will hold their first meeting of the
year at the Eighth Street Temple
tomorrow at 2:30.
Mrs. J. p. Neigh, Of the Neigh
borhood House, will be the principal
speaker, and Miss Carrie Hart will
discuss the work of the new
Juanita X. Nye settlement.