The Washington times., 1924-11-18
WOInen's Clubs
What Club Women Are
Planning and AcI
complishing.

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Civic section Of the Chevy Chase
WOmer's Club, 1t Chevy Chase
Library, 1880 d. I'M.
Excelsior Literary Club, Mrs.
Grayatt, p. m.
HOusekeepers Alliance. 2.30
p. M, A. Al. u. w. clubhouse.
1854 / street.
Il. "A. r.. wv. commercial rrnun.
with Miss Grace Hudson, Grace
Dodge Hotel, 1880 p. m.
The District Of Columbia branch
OF the Needlework Guild OF America
held its annual meeting and bazaar
this morning In the Guild Hall OF
st. Margaret's Church on Connecti.
cut avenue. "A luncheon was
served after the business meeting.
Miss Lucy Lee Perrin is in charge
of arrangements and Miss Eloise
Sargent Of the program. Mrs. a.
Thomas Dunlop win handle the dis.
tributton Of garments tomorrow.
Mrs. Robert Ash win preside NJ
the forum luncheon to be held al
the Women's City Club Saturday at
I p. m. The topic viii be THE
Importance Of Visiting Nursing
Work From Three Points Of View:
the doctors, by Doctor Ada
Thomas; the nurses, by Miss Ger
trude II. Bowling, and the lay
woman by Mrs. Montgomery Blair.
The American Association Of uni
verslty Women win entertain at q
Tea tomorrow afternoon. President
Marion Park, OF Bryn Mawr Uni.
versity. The College and the Elk
perimental School" viii be the
topic discussed by President Park.
MRS. J. Austin Stone win preside.
The nature section of the
Twentieth Century Club win meet
tomorrow at the Great Falls sta
ton at Rosslyn, Va, for a trip TO
spring Hill and vicinity at
The members OF the College
Women's Club. through the courtesy
of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company. are invited M
+ be present at 726 Thirteenth street
northwest, for q tour 81 inspectfon
OF the telephone plant and broad.
casting station tomorrow at p. m.
The Friendship Nursey Aid Club
met with Mrs. Webster Ruckman
at S4l4 Mt. Pleasant street north.
west, for a program OF music. Mrs.
Goldie Hutchins, contraltist OF the
FIRST Congregational Church, Miss
Wmirred Michaelson. pianist, and
mrs. Ruth HarnsbOrough Snod-
grass. soprano, gave the program.
accompanies were Mrs. James and
Robert Ruckman. Assisting host.
esses were Mrs. III. L. Overstreet,
MRS. Janet and Mrs. James Crist.
The Friendship Circle. Critteuden
Home, met with Mrs, Trvon at
1928 Mackson place to discuss the
plans for the big bazaar, Since
January last the circle has col.
lected $500 for the home. An addi.
tlona $16 was brought in last
night. The circle has charge Of
the towel and hand painted china
table Tor the bazaar and every
woman present last night had a
towel in her lap which she was
ON0AAJ mountaineering.
Emma Fletcher Circle. Crittenden
Home, met at the home of Mrs w
w. Stevens, on jackson place to
discuss ways and means az hating
the most pastry at the last possjhle
moment. This state Of affairs was
caused by the fact that tlIis circle
nad charge Of the bakery table
brought with her a piece Of infants
wear 20 sew on, in preparation for
the paoy table which this circle is
The Shakespeare Society Of Wash.
tngton discussed Hamlet and
King John" at the Meeting IN
the Corcoran Art Gallery last
Elton B. Taylor, introduced as
"the nearly bridegroom" being
engaged to be married on Thanks.
giving Day, read 8 part from
Hamlet" afterwards giving q
scene from the. play. assisteS hv
Clarence B. Ruebsam,
king John, before Shalxesneare"
was discussed by s.. r. AsElbaugh,
sN~~cAAAAA6NOA AeLWyCIt anu snake.
speare's King john was discussed
by Doctor Paul Kaufman, of Aneri.
can University.
Southwest w. c. r. U. met at
the home Of Mrs. 3. c. Pitt, at
1912 Virginia avenue, last night.
Mrs. III. N. Sattas, president. presid.
ing. The chapter is elated over the
prize for the Golden Jubilee "Y,"
the new organization Of young
folks union which they were per.
mitted to name.
North Capitol VIC. T. u. met
with Mrs. Frank Mark, on Bryant
street, last night, with Mrs. Maggie
Lineback presiding.
The treasurer's repore showed q
jump in membership from 80 to
106 paid members.
Mrs. j. w. Allison gave a
synopsis Of the pageant on "Tem.
perance in the Last Fifty Years.
to be given at First Congregational
Church in December.
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