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Dunn, Mrs Frank MacMaugh. Miss
Jean Cole. Mrs. Moffet Bradley.
NewcoInb CIub.-AIrs. Fred KepIing
er was hostess to the club October
Is at her home, in Northwest Park.
In the absence Of president the vice
president, Mrs. Emory, presided. Mrs.
Kohmman was appointed to represent
the president at the State Federation
meeting in Baltimore. At the close
of the business session, Mrs. keplinGer
introduced the speaker for the day,
Mrs. Brann of Cabin John Women s
Club. Mrs. Brann, a trained kinder
gardener, gave delightful and In
Structive talk on What the Kinder
garten Means to the Child" Tea was
served by the hostess and social
hour followed.
The Friendship Aid Club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. /. y. Fluckey.
3422 Garfield street, the president,
Mrs. Edgar &. Merritt. presiding.
Following the business session, Mrs.
w. w. Husband, wife of the assistant
Secretary ~-t-, gave account of
the work peIng done by the Ameri-
Canization committee of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution of the
District. of which committee she is
chairman. A program OF music was
given by Mrs. Frank Shore, contralto
and Mrs. Charles Haupt. pianist.
The following committee chairmen
have been appointed for the year:
Program, Mrs. Frank a. Garden; mem
bership, Mrs. Harvey Gram; music.
Mrs. Charles Haupt; sewing, Mrs. S.
s. Gannett; constitution. Mrs. Jason
Waterman; printing, Mrs. William l..
Chamberlin.
Mrs. A. B. McManus, Mrs. David
oertley and Mrs. +. A. Austin We're
admitted to membership.
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Webster Ruckman. 3414
Mount Pleasant street, November Is.
The Mount Pleasant yyomen's Chris
tan Temperance Union met on Tues
day at the Friends church. The
president, Mrs. James N. Doran,
opened the meeting by reading
Visions and Tasks Prayer was
offered by Rev. Murray S. Kenworthy.
Mrs. NJ. s. Bennett, treasurer, gave
her report. showing an active mem
bership OF 2l5. Miss Helen Hartman
gave an account of her visit to the
Francis Willard House at Chautauqua,
y. Y. Mrs. r. f. Cook. federation
representative reported q successful
years work among the 35 affiliated
women's clubs. Mrs. G.. d. Ellsworth
spoke of her work among the soldiers
and marines. Mrs. r. II. Stout's sum-
mary of the years work with the
Loyal Temperance Legion was well
received. Other departments of work
reported upon were: Peace, Mrs. T..
c. Stanton; white ribbon recruits,
Mrs. Julia A. Boyd; publications, Mrs.
Fl. V. Eastei ing. After the trans
action of considerable routine business
Mrs. Wayne +. Wheeler sang Just
for Today" Mrs. l.. d. Clark, the
retiring president, expressed her APP
probation for the substantial help
that had been given her during her
period of service. Delegates were ap-
pointed to the District convention on
Lindley was then introduced by Mrs.
Wheeler. and gave an address on the
prohibition outlook.
The Southwest w. {. T. Union "Offl.
GERS night" was held at the residence
of Mrs. j. Harry Carter, 1902 b street
southwest. Monday evening, when
Mrs. NJ. H. Sattas. the president, sue
ceeded herself for the sixth term in Of
fee. Mrs. NJ. c. Baum was reelected
first vice president; Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson,
second vice president; Miss NJ. c.
Whaley was reelected as recording
secretary; Mrs. Arthur Olmsted. CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs. Fannie
Yeatman, treasurer. A large attend
ance was present and members. in
tribute to efficient work of the officers
in the past, reelected as many of
Them Is possible for the forthcoming
year Mrs. J. Harry Carter was Sc
accted az chairman Of Americaniza-