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speaker will be Nine. Yvonne Daloz.
y debate on the merits of the com
munity chest for Washington will he
the feature of the meeting OF the civic
section Thursday John Ilden will
/, take the affirmative and William
Knowles Cooper the negative side of
the question. The meeting will be pre-
eeded by a luncheon al - o'clock at
1884 I street.
The International Association OF
Art and Letters will hold its monthly
salon Wednesday. at 5 y. m, at Hotel
Gordon. Mile. Dolores Castro Ger
vantes will speak on BRUCE the
Northern Venice" The lecture will be
illustrated with stereopticon slides
and will be followed by Il musical
program.
The Argyle Study Club will meet to-
morrow at the home OF Mrs. FilleN,
| 1907 Della field place \ paper viii be
presented by Mrs. Collamer on the
subject, Home Life in India
The American Association of Ini-
Versity Women viii give a tea. to-
morrow at 4:3U o'clock for Miss Ethel
Mckay. who has recently returned
from Greece. where She was for five
years secretary to the American
consul At Athens. Mrs. j. *. Cald
Well will be hostess.
Miss Mckay will tell OF her expert
ences. and beginning at noon there
will be a. sale Of needle work OF the
Greek refugee women.
DR.. James Brown Scott. secretary
of the Carnegie Endowment for In
ternational Peace, will be the honor
guest at a dinner Tuesday evening
At $50 o'clock. and will speak on
The Locarno Pacts."
An authority on international af-
fairs. DR.. Scott will have many in
teresting things to tell about these re-
Gently concluded pacts and their prob
able influence on European affdirS.
The book review class Will meet
Thursday at II am.
The monthly meeting uf the Wash
ington branch will be held Friday at
pm. The business Of the meeting
is the adoption of Mrs. Whites cleo
ton rules and the election OF the
elections committee. Mrs Raymond
Morgan, who has recently returned
from Europe. will speak of the six
international conferences which she
attended last summer.
Saturday. December L. at > pm.
there will be IA bridge given in the
and Mrs. Johnson. require early
reservations.
The Shakespeare Society vii! meet
tomorrow evening in the corcoran
Gallery Of Art The auditorium en-
trance is on the New York avenue
side Of the building. The speaker of
the evening is Dr. Paul kaufman,
professor of literature in American
University. His subject is Ben jon
son and His Plays"
The dramatic program is under The
direction of James Otis Porter and
will consist of the second half of
act and scene of act ol King
Richard H." Mr. Porter VIII play
King Richard Miss Lulu Adams. the
queen; Leslie Waudbv, Henry Boiling
broke. Duke of Hereford Catterward
King Henry No; Mortimer More
house, Duke of York. William y.
Bryant, Earl of Northumberland: ::
Frank u Rice, Duke of Norfolk: Miss
Ada Louise Townsend and Miss Emma
Skeivanek ladies in waiting. and Rod
rey Hatcher. Lindsay DuVall and Ju-
Ian Dickerson, servants to King
Richard. All interested in this line
, of study are invited to attend and
| join the society.
The production of As You Like
It." scheduled for November in the
Petworth Methodist Episcopal Church
as benefit for the SWartzeil Home
for Orphans, has been postponed until
after the holidays.
The Susan b. anthony Foundation
met Monday, pm, at the Hamilton
Hotel. when plans We're outlined for
the observation of Miss Anthony's
birthday anniversary in February
Mrs. Clara O'Brien McCrone. chair
man committee on social affairs, CO.
operating with Mrs. ThaCker y.
Walker, chairman ways and means,
is arranging q series Of teas. card
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