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equipment could be found, ana
woman as official librarian was not
considered. Indeed, the prompt way
she supplied books on questions that
came up had seemed to awaken some
suspicion that everything was not all
right and some Investigations had
been undertaken to discover the real
inwardness of this unprecedented effi-
cheney. Nothing sinister having been
discovered, however. Miss Wilson n
nally came into her own as full
fledged librarian of the League of
Nations, and as such is the only
woman librarian in a library of note
in Europe.
Miss Wilson began this work with
the inception of the League OF Ma
tions, having been invited by Col.
House to accompany the peace COM
mission to Paris to collect books for
the use of the commission.
Miss Mary Lindsey, the president
presided at the meeting.
The guests present were Miss May
Murray and Miss Mabel Osgood, VINO
represent the International Kinder
garten Union here; Mrs. Il. Robin
of Brookline, Mass; Miss Cora Frank
and Miss Mildred Bartholow.
Delegates to the Southern district
conference of Zonta clubs will meet
here March 2S. Plans for their enter
tainment will be discussed at closed
meeting of the club Tuesday.
District League of American Pen
Women.-The monthly meeting VIII
take place tomorrow evening at
o'clock. A large attendance is ex-
pected, for the important business OF
adopting new bylaws is before the
meeting.
Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock, at
the clubhouse, Miss Jean Stephenson
will meet the genealogy group of
which she is chairman. There will
be an address by Mrs. Amos Draper
on the subject Family History, How
1t Can Be Used" The informal dis
cussion which will follow will be led
by Mrs. c. w. Allen.
Thursday evening, o'clock, DIR.
Mitchell Carroll will speak before the
meeting of the art group on THE
Relation of Art TO Literature" Miss
Loretto Lowenstein is chairman of
this group and she announces Mrs.
D. w. Cherrier as in charge of the
program for Thursday evening.
Saturday afternoon the February
events will close with the monthly
fellowship tea from to 6 o'clock,
under the direction of Mrs. Agues
ship committee. At the tea table will
be Mrs. Charles N. Joyce and Mrs.
Maude ]. Scruggs.
Daughters of Founders and Patriots.
The executive committee of the
National Society Daughters of
Founders and Patriots met February
13. at the Raleigh Hotel. The ma
tional president Mrs Charles D.
Ward of New York, presided.
The following members were pres
ent: National officers, vice president,
Mrs. Thaddeus Jones; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Drury Ludlow; corre-
spending secretary, Miss Ella Whill-
din; treasurer, Mrs. William Hannay;
registrar, Mrs. Gaius Brumbaugh; ma
tional councillors, Mrs William Van
Zandt Cox. Mrs. s. G. Cornwell, Mrs.
James H. Stansfield, Miss Marietta
Tibbetts, Mrs. Noble Newbold Potts,
Miss Marsh; president and vice pres
ident of the Maryland Chapter, Mrs.
A. Hadel and Mrs. A F. Olson: pres
ident of the Kansas State Chapter.
Mrs. James van Millingen; president
and vice president of the District of
Columbia Chapter, Mrs. Frances A.
st. Clair and Mrs. Edward Roome.
The corresponding secretary re-
ported that requests for, lineage
books had been received from the
New York Historical Society. New
York City; the Caroline Scott Har-
rison Chapter for the library at In
and from a Texas chap
ter. Three hundred and thirty-three
copies of volume 5 OF the lineage
books had been sent to libraries and
officers. The registrar presented 25
applications for membership Twenty
four members were added to the rolls
of the society
Miss Whilldin, Mrs, Potts and Miss
Tibbetts were appointed a committee
or ways and means to provide ade-
Quate headquarters for the society.
Mrs. Potts, Mrs. Olson and Miss
Tibbetts were appointed a committee
of arrangements for the meeting of
the general court to be held in Wash
ington, April l6
The ID. C. Chapter of American War
Mothers has had for it's guest Mrs
II. H. McCluer of Kansas City, Mo. the
national president of the organiza-
ton.
On February 10 the local president
Mrs. George Gordon SeiboId, enter
tanned the officers and committee
chairman in honor of Mrs McCIuer
and Mrs. Blanch Bellack, president of
the Pennsylvania State orga nization.
On February 13 Mrs. McCluer and
Brig. Gen. Anton Stephan in brief
addresses paid tribute to the men
who defended the honor of the United
States of America in the late World
War.
Miss Richie Mclean and Mrs.
Bowie, accompanied by Mr.. George
Wilson, sang, and Senior Arseino
Rolon, violinfst, accompanied on the
piano by Senior Emilio Loria, rendered
several fnstrum entail numbers.
On February IA the D. c. Chapter
gave a Valentine luncheon at the
Hotel Roosevelt to honor Mrs. Nc
Cluer. Mrs. Virginia White Speel
president of the D. c. Federation of
Women's Clubs. was also an honor
guest. Mrs. George Gordon Seibold
presided, and was assisted by the or
ganiser of the D. c. Chapter, Mrs.
Roscoe L. Oatley, and Past President
Mrs. William F. GUIDE.
Among those present were Mrs.
Eleanor c. Wagner, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary T. Shanahan, second
vice president; treasurer, Mrs. M. C.
O'Nein; historian, Mrs. w. d. Pairo.
Gold Star Mothers-Mrs. E. E. Car
penter, Mrs. H. F. Cash, Mrs. L. r.
Dumkin, Mrs. r. F. Frazier. Mrs. e.
w. Pou, Mrs. C. Sonneman, Mrs. B. A.
Snyder, Mrs. w. II. Simmons. Mrs. J.
Spengler, Mrs. Inez r. Smith, Mrs.
j. H. Tibbetts, Mrs. j. s.. Tomlinson.
Mrs. T. w. Woltz. Blue Star Mothers
Mrs. F. Allison, Mrs. l. Brimmer.
Mrs. l.. Campbell, Mrs. C. B. Donch,
Mrs. S. Z. Deeds, Mrs. d. Krams, Mrs.
M. c. Mauther, Mrs. A. Nicholson, Mrs.
A. NJ Rice, Mrs. j. NJ. Souls, Mrs.
f. Walter and Mrs. S. H. Wiley.
The st. Elizabeth's Hospital com
mittee, under the direction of Mrs. M.
c. O'Neill, gave a Valentine dinner
to As ex-service men at the Red Cross
House, February Is, and the Mount
Alto Hospital committee, under direc-
tion of Mrs. E. C. Wagner, will give