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| of the occasion.
/ The PetwOrth WOman's Club.-The
! civic committee met at the home of
Mrs. j. X. Utley March II. The
chairman. Mrs. Robert L. Holm, pre-
sided. Welfare work, the mothers
pension bill and the Juvenile Court
were discussed. Refreshments were
served. Mrs. A. +. PrintZ assisting
the hostess.
All plans have been perfected for
the showing of three plays by the
| Petworth Players on the evenings of
April 8 and 10 in Joppa Lodge Hall,
! 4209 Ninth street.
! Ingram CrittentOn Circle held it's
! March meeting at the home of Mrs.
Robey, Riverdale, Md. Twenty-three
| members and two guests were pres
ent. After luncheon the routine busi-
ness was attended to, Mrs. Hynson,
, vice president, in the chair, owing to
! the absence from the city of Mrs.
Barrows, the president. Plans were
laid for the April meeting, which is
! to be held at the Crittenton Home.
! At this time members of Ingram
; Circle are requested to bring the spe-
, cial Offering arranged for some weeks
past toward payment of the furnish
/
L. Self joined the circle at this
meeting.
Loyal knights of the Round Table
| met for luncheon Friday at the Uni
vetsity Club. Maj. James f. Coupal,
! White House physician, and special
! guest, spoke briefly on How to Keep
| Well
lie CercIe Francais de Washington
| Les Precieuses Ridicules was received
| by Mrs. Emily Stowe and Nine. NJ.
| Cambouri. Mr.. Joseph G.. Maytin was
! elected to membership. A program
was rendered which included, as ar
lists: Mrs. c. Augustus Simpson,
| Nine. NJ. Cambouri Miss Maude
! Scruggs, Miss Marie Leontine Becker,
Mrs. Warren Gibbs. Mrs. Camille
Hindmarsh, Mrs. Duff Lewis and Mr..
| Arthur Lebel.
The Susan Il. Anthony Foundation
| held a business meeting in the ball
| room of the Shoreham Hotel Tuesday
| evening, with the president, Mrs. Anna
| f. Hendley, in the chair. The fol
! lowing delegates to the Conference of
! Law Enforcement, which will be held
April lib, were elected: Mrs. Mary
Allen Adams. Mrs. Lucy b. Cash, Mrs.
| Leon Arnold, Mrs. Clara OBrien Nc
| Cfone, Mrs. Virginia Peters Park
hurst, Miss Mary +. Heyler, Mrs. Jes-
sic r. Nicholson, Mrs. George A. Sci
| bold, Mrs. Luella NJ. MacKennan, Mrs.
| Ida Wilmington Mrs. II. T, CAN'T and
one delegate from the Nanette b. Paul
| Wheel. Miss Florence Adams was
| elected assistant treasurer. Mrs. Ed
gar c. Snyder announced that the
| tree-planting of the ID. c. +. w. G.
will be on April Is at 10 am. a letter
was read giving information as to
| space for exhibition purposes at the
! sesquicentennnial in Philadelphia and
urging the foundation to put the por-
| trait of Susan Is. Anthony on exhibit
tion for the benefit of the thousands
| of women who will visit there during
| the Summer. The child welfare COM
| mittee. with Mrs. +. J. Brennan and
| Mrs. Wymond Bradbury in charge,
gave unique entertainment on
Thursday afternoon for the benefit of
! the Day Nurseries, which was very
i successful. Reports from all the Off
i GERS and chairmen of committees were
read. showing a gratifying growth of
| the work during the last three months.
| The members will be at home informal
| ly Tuesday. from 4 to Is pm. in the
parlors of the Shoreham Hotel.
| The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase.
THE music section of the club fea-
tured a Husbands night Monday at
| Village Inn, Chevy Chase. fter a few
minutes of social intercourse dinner
! was served. during which community
/ singing was led by Mr.. Pierson of
! WCAP. A delightful program was rem
dered: Mr.. kline-ta) sylvia" tOley
| Speaks), (b) Il Passed by Your Win
dow" Arthur Lambdin - Ia June
Brought the Roses (Openshaw), (b)
| Three for Jack" (Squiers), (c) my
| Desire" tCadmanl. Frank +.
Evans, Robert Z. Kline-Duet,
! where My Caravan Has Rested"
| THE World Is Waiting for
| Sunrise" Conrad Young-ta) Down
| in Derry" (CoX). (b) Calling for
| You twords by Mr.. Persons
mother and sung for the first
| time by Mr. Young April 10, 1920.
! (c) Humorous stories Mr.. Evans-{a)
"Trees" tRasbach) (bl Pale Moon
| Hogan), by request: (cl "Out of the
| Dusk" Ieel.
| Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Hunnewell' and Mr..
| Pierson were at the piano, Miss Alice
| f. Broas was the chairman and Hern-
| don Morsell the director. Az the close
| of the program Lieut.. Comdr. Hume
we'll, master of ceremonies, announced
that the rest of the evening would be
/
Theer will be an extra rehearsal of
the music section Wednesday morning
at 1890 at the home of the leader,
Miss Alice T.. BfoaS, 9 Magnolia park
| way. Chevy Chase, Md.
| The civics section of the Womans
| Club will meet at the Chevy Chase
| Library Tuesday, instead of April 2.
| Meeting called at 1890. Mrs. Coonley
| of the Progressive Educational Asso
! I1.xt.- Ir,y ysntan
cake and coffee served.
| The Emma Sanford Shelton w. c.
! T. L. held its March meeting at the
home of Mrs. Mable WinklehauS, 4126
| Eighth street, with a large attend
ance. The president, Mrs. Eva Girls
well. presided.
| officers and superintendent of de-
partmentS reported good and effective
work being done in all departments.
| The speaker of the evening was Ira
| Champion, assistant to Wayne B.
| Wheeler. Mr.. Champion made clear to
his hearers the good work being ac-
complished by the Anti-Saloon League
and by all who are engaged in the
cause of law enforcement throughout
| the United States.
| The hostess served refreshments.
George III. Thomas WOman's Relief
Corps met in session Friday evening,
| Mrs. Louise Watson, president in
charge.
! One new member was initiated.
In the absence of Mrs Mary H. Win
gate. chairman of the executive COM
mittee, Miss Eta p. Moore announced
that a 500-party would be held on
April 6 instead of the regular meet
| ing.
! Department general order No. l
was read An invitation was eX-
/ attand fho carxy;ooe