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were discussed after which a buffet
luncheon was served.
Members who have not yet pur-
chased their yearbook may do so at
the next meeting. See Mrs. Claes
Dickson Hallencreutz, chairman of
| publicity.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
| The executive board will meet We'd
| nesday. ! pm, at the home of Mrs.
C. W. Pimper. Mrs Pimper and Mrs
Earl F. Kelley will be the hostesses
at the luncheon which precedes the
business meeting.
The social section met a the home
of Mrs. Karl Fenning, leader. Tues
| day, 1890 am. Plans were com
pleted for the evening party to be
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George +. Mikkelson Tuesday at $3.50
The music section, Miss Alice
Broas. leader; Herndon Morsell, con-
| ductor, met at the First NJ. E. Church
of Chevy Chase. Md, Wednesday,
1890 am. Another meeting of the
section Will be held January IA at
1890 am
Miss Broas entertained the section
at her home on Magnolia Parkway
at tea. musical program was
enjoyed. The tea was held Decem-
Der 20. The members of the section
sang Our Greeting" in honor of It's
composer and conductor of the sec
tion, Herndon Morsell, who was
present. For I Love You Truly
was sung for the president, Mrs. O.
I. Merrill, who was a guest at the
tea.
Friday the nature section held a
business meeting at 2 pm, FOLLOWED
at 2:3O by program of nature, mu-
sic and literature, with an iIlustra ted
lecture on flower lore by Mrs will
liam IL Heron of the Twentieth tn
Century Club. Tea was served at the
close of the program
The membership committee will
meet Tuesday, 1890 a. M, at the home
of the chairman, Mrs. Paul Sleman
me hospitality committee will
meet Tuesday, 1890 am. at the home
of Mrs. Richard Fay jackson. OK
ford street
The literature section, Mrs. A McC
Ashley; leader, will meet Friday, 2
pm, at the home of Mrs. O. c. Mer-
Till, West Melrose street. Mrs
Eugene Brown, assisted by Mrs
George Morey and Mrs. George Win
chester stone. will review recent bi
osraphies. Magazine comment. by
Mrs. Victor Whitlock. The hostesses
I IOSRn6
n Mcguire, Mrs. c. w. Pimper. Mrs
Edw. c Bebb and Mrs. Karl Fenning
Soroptimists heard Mrs. Jeanette
wade, psycho-analyst and practical
psychologist, at their weekly lunch
con at the Lafayette Miss Estelle
Murray, of the st. Patrick PLAYERS
gave several vocal numbers, accom-
panied at the piano by Soropttmist
Sadie Newell. The weekly attendance
prize donated b Miss Grace Thomson
was awarded to Miss Gene G. Bearmore.
MISS Bearmore's group also won honors
Ior highest atte ldance during Decem-
Der.
Soroptlmists received with enthusi
asm the announcement by Mrs. Ethel
N. Pollard, president, that new club
is being successfully organized in
Philadelphia.
At the regular business meeting
| Wednesday, Mrs. Nanette Paul will
give the first of series of drills in
parliamentary law Mrs. Mary c.
Lewis, chairman of the program com
mittee. announces that three civic
meetings in charge of Mrs. Ethel
Ward, of the Board of Trade, and
three social meetings, in charge OF
Mrs. Marie Lawyer, are scheduled be
| tween now and June. Mrs. Ruby Lee
hlHdT, chairman OF the committee on
business efficiency, announces that
the first of series of six lectures on
craftsmanship will begin in February
The Mary Thompson Southern Me-
mortal Association held a special
meeting Tuesday afternoon in the
ballroom of Lee House 1t was called
TO order by the president, Mrs
Charles Hamilton Fred, who read a
copy of her report as given at the
recent annual national convention OF
the Southern Memorial Association
Reports of officers and various COM
mittee members We're also read.
Under the head OF new business. a
large Junior Southern Memorial
League was organized. Mrs. John f.
Fowler was elected the directories
and Mrs. Cleas Observation-Disclosures
assistant.
Much interest was evidenced in the
coming card party to be given at the
Lee House, January so, at 2:30 pm
The proceeds will go to the fund
pledged for the Stone Mountain Me-
mortal
The Abracadabra Club held its
fourth annual banquet Wednesday
evening at the Grace Dodge Hotel
The president, Mrs. Blanche Ray,
made an address OF welcome, and
Bloomfield, H. Howard acted as toast