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meeting Of the board will follow the

meeting Of the board will follow the
luncheon.
All club members are invited to a
card party at the home of Mrs. A. Is.
Crane, 1920 Northampton street, We'd
| nesday. 2 pm. The literature section
will meet with Mrs. o. c. Merrill on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
program on current biography Will
be presented by Mrs. Harold c. Moul-
ton. assisted by Mrs. Curtiss. Mrs.
Stowell and Mrs. Holbrook.
The Washington District Council
Of the National Council Of Catholic
Women will meet this afternoon at
o'clock at the National Catholic SerV-
| ice School, 2400 Nineteenth street.
large attendance. is expected. as this
will be the last meeting presided over
by the retiring president, Nine. Steen.
| who leaves soon to accompany her
husband to his new diplomatic post
| in London. Mrs. Charles p. Neill,
first vice president, will succeed as
president. A feature of the meeting
| will be a short talk by Mrs. Mary
Norton, New Jerseys Representative
| in Congress, who will tell of the gen
| eral activities interesting Catholic
| women today. Mrs. Frank Horigan,
president of the Baltimore District
| Council, will tell of the work being
done by that council. Rev. Father
| Howard Bishop will outline plans for
| the work in rural schools, which is
Just now the foremost activity of all
the local councils.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
all Catholic women to attend the
meeting. On Saturday the executive
| board gave farewell luncheon at the
Congressional Country Club to Nine.
| Steen, at which a number of guests
| expressed regret at her departure and
| good wishes for her in her new home.
u. S. Grant Circle, No. l, Ladies'
| Of the G.. A. r., will meet in G.. A. r.
| Hall Tuesday evening in celebration
| of the 34th anniversary of the circle.
| The meeting will be an open one and
| the other circles, William Mckinley
Abraham Lincoln and William +
| Beck, are invited to attend.
There will be a musical program,
arranged by the entertainment COM
mittee, after which refreshments will
| be served.
The PetwOrth W0man's Club met
| Monday in the Petworth School, the
| president, Mrs. Horace Phelps, pre-
| sided. Mrs. Frederic Fernald and
| Mrs. Mabel Winkelhaus were ap-
| pointed delegates to attend the meet
| ings of the Law Enforcement League
| to be held in the Washington Hotel.
Mrs. George F. Zook of Akron, Ohio,
will give an illustrated lecture on A.
NJ. Willard and his art. at the Meth.
| odist Chuch Thursday, April %. The
| art committee invites the members of
| the club to be present at this lecture.
| The literary section will meet with
l To
street. April IL, instead of at the
| place designated in the year book.
| The members of the club are urged to
| be present at the dedication of trees
| to be held April 16 at Lincoln Hill on
| the Baltimore pike at Bladensburg
| A tree will be marked and dedicated
| in honor of the PetWorth Woman's s
| Club founder and first president. Mrs.
| Harriet D. Hill. Services will he held
| at 1890 am.
Phil Sheridan WOmen's Relief Corps
met Tuesday night, with Mrs Addie
Hickman. president, in the chair. The
minutes of the previous meeting, con
| tanning an account of the patriotic ex
erciSes, were read by the secretary
Mrs. Marion B. Parker. The chair.
man of the executive committee, Mrs
Ida A. Oldroyd, reported that the
| turkey dinner had been a success
financially and otherwise. Depart.
| ment general orders, No. 2, were read
| announcing committee appointments
| by the new department president,
| Mrs. Caroline NJ. Curry. One member
was initiated, Mrs. Nan Slattery,
whose father. Comrade Bobb. was
much interested in the ceremony. Mrs.
Helen Temple described the exercises
at the tomb of the unknown dead of
the Civil War. held last Sunday by the
Daughters of Union Veterans. The
comrades present. all of whom spoke,
included DIR. Petteys, department com
mander; Asst. Adjt. Gen. Johnson,
Asst. Q. NJ. Godfrey, and Messrs.
Bonney, Parker and Bobb. Refresh
ments were served, celebrating the
birthday anniversaries of Comrade
Parker and Mrs. Flora Clum.
The department president, Mrs.
Curry, thanked the members for as
sisting her in the observance of Grand
Army day at the Gen. Stephenson
Monument.
Abraham lincoln Circle, No. 3,
Ladies of the Grand Army Of the Re-