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| Dawson of Rockville. The commit
tee will shortly announce the date of
| the benefit, which will be held at the
Columbia Country Club. Applications
| for invitations may be made to Mrs.
Dawson or to officers Of the club.
Ladies' Of the G. A. R.-Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. r. l.. Hoxie entertained the
members Of four circles Monday eve.
| ming at their home, on FarraSut
square. Mrs. Ellis Logan, chairman
of the fine arts committee OF the Dis.
| trict Federation of Women'S Clubs.
gave a lecture on THE Increasing AS
probation of the Art of Winnie Ream."
Miss Mary Helen Howe sang a group
Of songs by Winnie Ream. Mrs. Iva
c. Chase, chairman Of the conserva
ton committee Of the Federation of
Clubs, gave an outline Of plans for the
planting of memorial trees on a road
in Rock Creek Park designated for
that purpose in which it is proposed
that the first of the trees planted
shall be in memory of Winnie Ream.
Readings by Miss Willard Howe and
Mrs. Mida Peabody; piano solo,
"Valse" Chopin. by Mrs. Parry S.
Parker; a duet from Tales of Hoff-
man." by Mrs. Sarah Deeds and Miss
Beatrice Deeds, and vocal solos by
Mrs. Esther NJ. Sloss were included in
the program.
Early in the evening a business
meeting was held by Lincoln Circle,
the hostess circle of the evening, at
which Mrs. Helen DOGGY Reed was
admitted to membership. Miss Nellie
ColclaZer, delegate to the national con-
vention, held recently in Grand Rap
ids, gave a brief report of the program
and recommendations of that body.
The guests included members OF
Grant, Beck, Mckinley and Lincoln
circles, Ladies of the G.. A. r.. and
also representatives of the Womans
Relief Corps. and Maj. II. L. Dean. a
veteran of the G. A. r.. who made
brief address.
TakOma Park Civic Study Club
The first Autumn meeting was held
in the auditorium Of the Takoma
Theater Tuesday afternoon. with Mrs.
G.. Albert Scott, the new president, in
charge.
Mrs E. Clyde Shade, chairman Of
the music committee, led in the sing
Mrs. Arthur Gordon read the WON
ans Collect
Prof. r. Dean Shure. organist. a
resident of Takoma Park. played his
own composition, Through Palestine
the sub-titles being as follows:
!! BY the Pool Of Bethesda"
by the Sea of Galilee.'
Mount Hermon the Transfigura-
tion)."
"In the Garden of Gethsemane."
Mrs. Peggy Albion spoke of The
Proper Kind Of Amusement.
The club voted to subscribe to the
Woman Citizen, to be kept on file In
the Takoma Library.
Eighty hours service was given at
the Georgia avenue branch OF the In
structive Visiting Nurses Association
by members Of the club, under the
chairmanship of Mrs. C.. r. Mills,
member of the executive board OF the
Civic Study Club.
Mrs Dana F. Angler. treasurer, re
ported expenditures for tent at
Camp Good Will and to the Social
Service League Of Montgomery
County. The latter amount was raised
by members Of the club residing IN
North Takoma. The treasurer also
announced the sum that had neen
earned by committee OF the club
which conduced a cake-and-ice cream
table at the patriotic celebration py
the community on July 4. j.
There are 162 paid-up members OF
the Civic Study Club.
Mrs. Scott, the president, announced
the appointment of the following:
General federation director, Mrs.
Walter Trey; Maryland State federa-
ton director. Mrs. G. Albert Scott;
District Of Columbia federation direc-
tors, Mrs. Mary I.amond White. Mrs.
William A. Hooker. Mrs. w. r. Gregg;
Montgomery County federation direc-
tor. Mrs. Fred w. Pearce. Chairmen
Of committees: Program. Mrs. Otto l..
Veerhoff; music, Mrs. E. Clyde Shade;
hospitality. Mrs. c. 3. Smith; mem,
| bership, Mrs. ]. V. McNary; soclai
service work in District Of Colum-
bia), Mrs. ]. A. Councillor and Miss
Jessie Meyer; social service work IN
Montgomery County,, Mrs. Nellie
Taylor and Mrs. Harry L. Jones; reso'
lutions, Mrs. William Gregory: flower,