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ceeds Of which were donated by Mr.,
Mosher to the Social Service League.
| Friendship Branch of the Sunshine
and Community Society held its No
vember meeting with Mrs. s. W Nor
ris, the Woodley, Mrs. Charles P
Grs ndfuld and Mrs. Warren Choate
assisting. January 10 was the day
set for the card party, which will be
held in Hecht's auditorium.
AS there are no money dues in the
orga MIA ton, the funds for carrying
on work are secured from voluntary
contributions. and each year a large
card party is held. 1t was voted to
contribute to the Travellers Aid. The
speaker of the afternoon was Miss
Helen Pigeon of the international So
ciety of Policewomen, who told of the
! work Of the woman's bureau of the
Police Department. Miss Anne FAR
mond Marchant of Rio de Janeiro
Brazil. told of the work of the womer
in her country.
TalSoma Park Civic Study Club me,
Tuesday in the ballroom over the
Takoma Theater. Mrs. E. Clyde
Shade, chairman of music, led in the
singing of America, the Beautiful,
and Mrs. w. 7. Stuart read the "Col
lect"
Mrs. Shade introduced Miss Ger
trude Smallwood, who played WALTZ
Caprice" and "Polonaise." Mrs
Shade. accompa MED by Mrs. c. NJ
Young, followed with two vocal solos
| Mrs, McNary introduced Miss Pig
con Of the International Association
of Policewomen. who outlined the
work of her association and espe-
cially the work as It is carried on In
the District under Lieut.. Van Wrinkle.
She also interpreted "the Woma n s
Bureau bill"
Miss Warner. librarian of the Ia
koma Library. announced children S
Book Week" and invited all the ladies
to the exhibition of new books for
children at the library next week. At
the request of Mrs. w. T. Banner.
man. chairman of legislation Of the
District of Columbia Congress of
Parent Teachers. the club Reimbursed
the "Gasdue electric school board
bill"
Mrs. Hooker. director to the Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, presented a
resolution for Endorsement that would
CIV Z W thV NOiIioIi iii NV ii'l'iV Ii'V
title of "homemaker" in the next
census. Dr.. Finley of Rockville gave
talk on social service work in Mont
gomery County. The club voted $35
for this work. Mrs. F. W. Pearce Of
fered resolution prohibiting the
hroa dca sting of the Halls-Mills MUIR
der trial.
Mrs. l.. c. Hills was hostess for the
executive meeting, October q. After
the business session the teachers of
he Maryland school were invited in
for the social hour.
The Zonta Club held it's current
meeting in the oak room Of the
Raleigh Hotel President Jane Bartlett
presiding Miss Elizabeth Peet OF the
Gallaudet College for the Deaf and
Dumb gave talk on the school, tell
ing stories in the sign language and
explaining as she went along.
The guest Of honor for next week s
meeting will he Mrs. Alice Van Leer
Carrick, who is we'll known to readers
of Country Life. The Atlantic Monthly
and other high class periodicals for
her sprightly articles on interior dec
Grating, antiques and her adventures
in collecting. She has written The
Next to Nothing House and Collect
or's Luck"
The dramatic union of the Woman IN 3
City Club will present THE Playgc-
ers" Friday at $40 pm. at the club
house, for the benefit of the Zonta
club. This play was successfully
given for the Women's City Club some
time ago. After the play there will
ne musical program.
The Woman'S Club Of kensingtOn
met October % at the home of Mrs.
Frank Chapman. The speaker Of the
afternoon was Emile Rerliner of