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NEWS OF THE CLUBS
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css in serving luncheon at 1890
o'clock, after which the business meet
ing was held. with the president Mrs
Reed. in the chair.
Preceding the study hour a reading
was given by Mrs. Wallace. When
the Frost Is on the Pumpkins and the
Folders in the Shock"
Interesting and instructive papers
were given by Mrs. Elliott on South
Australia and by Mrs. Hunnicutt on
Western Australia. The next meet
in. of the club will be held at the
!omc Of Mrs. Metz, when previous
papers on Austria llSin will be Illus
trated with colored slides
Sixteenth Stree, ,le.ghts Club-MrS.
Ira l.. GrimShaW was hostess recently
to the club at her home. 2O9 Rosemary
street. Chevy Chase. Md. Mrs. j. c.
Marquis, president, presided for the
short business session. after which
Mrs. :. ID. Grove introduced Mrs. {.
g. NoodhDuse of the home economies
department. who gave a talk ON Bud
getting Your Income" Mrs. Frank
tuShman WAS Il guest. Mrs. Thad :.
Troy, 10 Sycamore avenue. Takoma
Park. Md. will be hostess for Decem
Der \.
The NriterScraft Club met Monday
night at the Mount Pleasant Library
A'out - members and > visitors
were present. Miss Rartholameus
presided De Maupa sSant's Two
FRIENDS was the second story of q
series to he studied. and was pre-
,"nted by Mr. Mclaughlin Mr.
Monk read one of his stories. Haunt
superstition
The Womans Club of Bethesda will
meet Tuesday. > pm. at the home of
Mrs. Edward l.. Stock. Bradley Hills.
Md.
The hostesses for the day will he
Mrs. James c. Adkins. Mrs. +. Perez
val Wilson. Mrs. Gilbert II. Grosvenor.
Mrs. Louis Hood. Mrs Walter r.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Franklin G Getzen-
danner and Mrs. James Kirkpatrick
chairman.
At the close Of the meeting tea will
l'o served.
The education COMMITTEES again
wishes To call attention to the movie
10 lie given at the Bethesda school on
Friday. for the benefit of the commit
tee on education Admission is pay
able 1T the door
Nebraska State Association.-Ros
Pound, dean of the Harvard Law
School and member of the British
claims Commission. will be the guest
Of honor at a meeting of the members
"t the association 10 be held Thursday
ut pm. At the national club house
of University Women. 1884 | street.
In company with representatives Of
the British and Belgian governments.
claims against the Baitish government
arising prior to 1910.
Dean Pound is Il native Of Nebl.t ska
and previous To his becoming dean Of
the Harvard Law School WAS dean
of the Law School at the University
Of Nebra ska.
Following his address there Will be
the annual election of officers of the
association and buffet supper will be
served. The evening Will be spent in
music and social games
There are several hundred former
Nebraskans in Washington the ma
jority Of them members of the asso-
ciation.
Burnside Corps. No. 1. W. X. c.,
met November - at G.. 4. r. Hall
for the annual inspection of the corps
by the inspector. Mrs. Beatty: the de
partment president Miss Palmer and
her staff. Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Dorsey,
Mrs Fauth and Mrs. Wingate. Each
inspector spoke Of the good work ex-
emplitied and praised the efficient
president and her officers. The finan-
cial condition of the corps was partic-
ularly gratifying
Burnside is doing much good in re-
lief work. always ready and willing TO
give aid to the soldier, widow and
orphan. The next meeting of the
corps will be held Wednesday, when
the annual election of officers takes
place.
Takoma Park Civic Study Club met
II the ballroom over the Takoma