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TO ASSIST HOSTESS AT
AFTERNOON RECEPTION

The beautiful Rock Creeke home
of Representative and Mrs. Charles
f. Winter of Wyoming will be the
scene of an annual lat home" on
Sunday morning. April Is. from 3
to O'Clock.
Those assisting Mrs. Winters are
Mrs. Wesley l.. Jones, of Washing
ton: Mrs. John B. Kendrick. Mrs.
Frany w. MondelI and Mrs. George
Hewlett, of Wyoming; Mrs. Frank
B. Willis and Mrs. A. +. B..
Stevens, of Ohio: Mrs. John @.
Tilson. of Connecticut; Mrs. Everett
Sanders. Of Indiana; Mrs. Clyde NJ.
Kelly. of Pennsylvania: Mrs. Louis
Champion. of Michigan; Mrs. Guy
Hardy, of Colorado: Mrs. Wallace
White. of Maine, and Mrs. Cleve-
land Newton, of Missouri.
Mrs. Winter was hostess at a
bridge luncheon today in compliment
to Mrs. Lindley H. Hadley, wife of
Representative Hadley of Washing
ton State and president of the Con.
gressional Club. Her guests were
the official staff of the Congress.
sional Club. including the honorary
vice president and members of the
club from Wyoming, the home State
of the hostess!
The guests We're Mrs John B.
Henderson. honorary vice president;
Mrs. T. ri. Caraway Mrs. Porter n.
Dale, Mrs. Edward Taylor, Mrs AL.
bert r. Nestal, Mrs. Otis Bland.
Mrs. Louis G.. Champion. Mrs. Olger
3. Burtness and Miss Clara Sproul.
members of the official staff of the
club, and members of the club from
Wyoming present We're Mrs Frank
W. MOndell. Mrs. Josiah Van Orsdell
and Miss Suzanne Maltby.
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PEN LEAGUERS
PL AN ANNUAL
CONGRESS
Authors Breakfast to Be
Gala Feature of
Spring Meeting

A strong committee is arrang-
ing xthe details incidental to the
biennial convention of the League
of American Pen Women, which
will be held at the Shoreham Hotel
April "a to 80.
Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman. ma
tional president, announces bril-
liant program, which opens with
the authors breakfast on April "a
at 1890 at the Hotel Mayflower.
Ellis Parker Butler will be toast
master. Mrs. MurieI Lynch Crich-
ton is chairman of social func-
lions. Helen Rowland has charge
of the authors congress. which will
meet each afternoon at the Shore
ham. Mrs J. Harry Cunningham
is registrar and Mrs. Lillian Cole
Bethel. parliamentarian.
Mrs. Elise Mulliken, President CT
the District of Columbia branch, IS
in charge of music and motion pic
lures. Mrs. William Atherton Du-
Puy. memorial historian, and Mrs.
Isabel Fiske Conant, of New York.
poetry chairman. Mrs. William
Wolff Smith ID chairman OF conven-
ton arrangements.
Ample opportunity will be given
delegates to discuss their particu-
lar interests and a series of enter
tainments has been planned. in
a reception to the delegates
by Mrs. Coolidge at the White
House on Wednesday afternoon,
April %.
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The Speaker of the House and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth will be
the honor guests at luncheon to-
morrow of the Secretary to the
President and Mrs. Everett T. San
ders, who will entertain a company
Of 10 in their apartment at the
Mayflower.
Mrs. Sanders was hostess at a
bridge-luncheon today in her apart
ment at the MayfIower. There
were 1S in the company.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cary r.
Grayson will be hosts at dinner
this evening to company Of 20
in, their home on Wisconsin Ave
nue..
The Misses Ramage are enter
tanning at bridge this afternoon in
their country home near Alexandria
in compliment to Miss Annunciata
barton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Horatio barton, whose mar
riage to William James Kerlin takes
place Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Wilbur Turner was hostess
at the fourth Of a series of lunch
cons today, entertaining in her
apartment at Meridian Mansions.
i \
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Tuckerman
Cancelled the dinner they were to
have given last evening in the
Garden OF the Mayflower because
of the death Of Mrs. Charles M.
Ffoulke
Mrs Francis Martin Savage has
returned from a cruise in the West
Indies and joined Mr.. Savage at
Wardman Park Hotel. where they
will be until May. when they will
return to their apartment at Meridian
Mansions.
Miss Alice DriscolI entertained at
bridge on Wednesday evening in her
residence on Woodley Road. Her
guests included Miss Beth Cole, Miss
Ellen Calbreath. Miss Cora Corning
Miss Agnes Green, Miss Marguerite
Douglas, Miss Mary Dalgleish. Miss
Hilda Diller. Miss Ruby Nevins, Miss
Helen Prodigy, Miss Lucille Walsh
and Miss Gertrude Driscoll.
The secretary of the Cuban En-
bassy. Senior Baron, will be host
TO company of % at dinner this
evening in the jefferson Room OF
the Mayflower.
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PAN AMERICAN
M USIC AT
EMBASSY
Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora Teller Plan
Fete

The Ambassador of Mexico and
Sonora de Teller will entertain
at a reception tomorrow evening
in honor of the delegates to the
First Pan-American Congress IF
Journalists A delightful program
Of Latin-American music will be
presented by artists from Brazil,
Cuba, Chile, Guatemala, Mexico
and Peru.
Brazil will be represented by
Alfredo Oswald, prominent pianist.
already known in Washington, who
will play two compositions by his
father, the Brazilian composer. II.
Oswald.
Jose Echaniz. of Cuba. will pre-
sent a DANA Guiana" and q
"Rapsodia Cubana,' two well-known
numbers from THE Pearl of the
Antilles
Senorita Rosita Renard. a tai
ented Chilean pianist. has chosen
as her numbers '"Tonadas Chill
enas." by Humberto Allende. Sen
orita Renard returned recently from
Germany, where she studied under
prominent masters. and gave two
concerts in Berlin.
Arsenic Ralon, from Guatemala,
is too well known to Washington
audiences to need introduction. His
wonderful violin recitals have often
been heard in the Capital where he
has played for some time past.
Mexico will be represented by
Sonora MiIla de Dominguez, An
gelica Morales and Leo Alvarado.
Sonora de Dominguez. a gifted So
prano. will sing "Aleluya." 10y
Lerdo de Tejada, and ''Gardenias,'
by the famous Mexican composer
and leader of the Police Band OF
Mexico City. Velino Preza.
Angelica Morales, a 14year old
girl, is already well known in Euro
pean music circles. While in Berlin.
at the invitation of the director of
the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, she
gave recital accompanied by the
orchestra at Beethoven Hall which
was a success.
Senior leopold Alvarado. violinist
will play ''Monanitas.' d Mexican
folk-song, which he has arranged
for a violin solo. Senior AlVarado
has played in Washington countless
times and also has broadcasted by
radio SO no doubt many of the
audience are already familiar with
his playing.
Seno~ AIomia Robes, of Peru. will
play two Peruvian selections OF his
own composition, entitled 'Himno al
SOL and DANA Atahualpa.' No
doubt he will delight the audience,
as the Peruvian music is famous the
world over for it's sweetness.
Elaborate prepa rations are being
made at the Mexican embassy to
entertain the guests, which it is
expected will number over 1000.
-
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage enter
tanned yesterday at the Willard.
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SWISS EN- V0Y
TO AT TEND
BREAKFAST
Many Interesting Parties
Will Be Entertained at
jefferson Day Fete

The Swiss Minister and Nine.
Peter will attend the Monticello
breakfast on Tuesday morning Of
next week, April 10, in honor of
the birthday Of Thomas Jefferson
and for the benefit of the Monticello
fund of the Thomas jefferson
Memorial Foundation. They will
be the guests Of Mime. Ekengren
and Mrs. Alvin Hert, whose other
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lansing, Mrs. Deming Jarvis, Mrs.
Claude Mayo, Mrs. Lindsay Russell,
Leander Mccormick GoOdhart. Writ
Howe. Harry Martyr Clark, and
Cuthbert Lee.
A table of much historical inter
est will be named in honor of the
signers of the Declare ton of indie
pendence, at which the host will be
Admiral D. W. Taylor, governor fJE
the District of Columbia of the
Descendants of Signers, and the
honor guests, Carl Magee Kneass.
president-general of Descendants Of
Signers, and William Tyler Page.
governor for Maryland of De-
scendants of Signers. Other guess
at this table will be Mrs. Carl Ma
gee .Kneass, Mrs. Cornelia Tall.
madge Spence, Miss Rowena Hud-
gins, Mrs. A. Howard Clark, Mis-
Elizabeth Peet. Mrs. Milton w.
Johnson, Miss Irene Hudgins, Mrs.
George C.. Potts, and Mrs. Amos G.
Draper.
Mrs Charles Graves Matthews
and Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes
have table which they nave
NJ med in honor OF Mrs. Matthew >
mother. Maria Monica Blake Peek.
and which will be decorated with
historic relics in Mrs Matthew $
family. Their guests will be Se1a-
tor and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. :. Wal
lace Dempsey, Mrs. Rhett 'iood",
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Lamber+. l'r.
William c. Rives. and Richard ".
Hynson.
Guests of Mrs. Randolph 9th
Forrest at he John Randolph table
will be the Bishop Of WASHINGTON
and Mrs. Freeman. Miss Katherine
Judge. Mrs. Earnest Walke:'. M.
and Mrs Charles Broy. Miss J1t.et
Richards. Mrs. William SturteVa' t
Moore. and the Rev. Meade Bolton
MacBryde
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TEA AND RECITAL
AT COUNTRY CLUB

Unusual interest is being shown
in the musical tomorrow afternoon
at the Congressional Country Club
at 4:30. The program will be given
by Helen HOwison, soprano. and
Charlotte Hartman. contralto, as
sisted by Mrs. Helen Wright Will
lningtOn. pianist. Mrs. Guy Mason
will be the hostess for the tea which
follows the musical. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Byron y. Graham.
Mrs. t'redeVick \. Caskey, NJ s..
James w. Orme and Mrs. o. K.
Sadtlcr.
* * X
Mrs. Charles Whitman. wife of
the former Governor Of New York
arrived today at the Willard, where
she expects to remain until early
next week.
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MRS. TAFT HONOR
GUEST AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. Taft. wife of the Chief JUS
tice, was the honor guest at lunch
con today of Mrs. Thomas +. Bavard,
wife of Senator Bayard of Della
ware, who entertained company
OF fourteen in their home on SIX
teenth Street.
Senator George Wharton Pepper
went yesterday to MckeespOrt. Pa,
to make an address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kelleher. of
Seattle, Wash, will arrive in Wash
ington shortly and will be at the
Mayflower for a few days before
going to Mount Airy theiI country
home in Virginia. Mount Airy has
been in the possession OF Mrs. Kelle-
hers family for several generations
\ = X
Mrs. Nathaniel Halstead will have
as her guest for a fortnight Miss
Hazel Webster. of Toronto, Canada
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-10
LATVIAN ENVOY TO
SPEAK IN PRINCETON

The Minister of Latvia and Nine.
Sega Will leave town tomorrow for
Princeton, where DIR. Sega will
make an address before the Polity
Club, of Princeton University.
While in Princeton, DIR. and Nine.
Sega will be guests of Professor
and Mrs. Harold Fl. Bender From
Princeton they will go 10 New York
and to Long Island, where they
will visit MIR. and Mrs. Francis r.
Mayer.
DIR. and Nine. Sega will he
euests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edouard
Albion next Thursday evening in
their box for the Washington
Opera COmpany's performance Of
"Pagliacci' and The Secret Of
Suzanne"
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TO SPEAK ON TRAVELS
TO ART PROMOTERS

Judge and Mrs. Paul Myron
Linebarger will be guests of honor
of the Art Promoters Club tomor-
row afternoon at teaa from to
o'clock, at POLL l st. ~, w. Other
guests will be Mrs. John Schoen-
field, Mrs. W. B. Walker, who
lately returned from Shanghai and
Hongkong, and Mrs. William James
Munro. Miss Gertrude Brigham
will be hostess. At o'clock Judge
Linebarger will talk on his recent
travels in the East. his subject
being, THE Queen of Sheba's Land
and It's Rulers of Today An
Oriental art collection will be on
view. The public is invited
The Womens National Press Club
will entertain at tea Tuesday after =
noon at 80 o'clock at the Women 1
University Club in compliment to
the wives of the Latin American
journalists here for the Pan Amer
can Press conference.
X X
The Rock Greek Hunt is having
= drag this afternoon over the
course at the Walter Tuckerman
estate in Edgemoor.
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DINNER BEFORE
SOUTHERN BALL

A number Of dinner parties WIN
be given at Warman Park Hotei
This evening, preceding the Southern
Society ball in honor of the dele
gates TO the Congress OF Fan
American Journalists at the May
flower.
The Ambassador of Chile, DR..
(.ruchaga,, will be the ranking guest
at the dinner given by Mrs. '.
Marshall Clopton in honor Of Gov.
w. r. Harrington. of Hawaii, when
there will be IA guests. Following
the dinner, Mrs. Ciopton Will take
her guests to the Southern Society
ball.
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WuBURS TO ATTEND
SERVICE "HOP."

The last of the series of NAVY
and Marine Corps dances will be
held Tuesday evening, at the VIII
lard Hotel.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Wilbur will attend together
with the high ranking officers OF
the Navy and Marine Corps and
many invited guests from Wash
ington and nearby cities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-10
CARD PARTY FOR
MISSION FUND

Mrs. George Mullen entertained
with a card party at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Frank Miller, ST.
Kennedy ST., on Thursday evening.
for the Mathis Club foreign missioA
fund Members of the club and
guests present WereN
Mrs. John Morris. Mrs. William
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-10
SECRETARY MELLON
HOME FROM BERMUDA

Secretary Mellon Of the Treasury
has returned to Washington after a
short holiday in Bermuda. Miss
Ailsa Mellon. who accompanied him,
is remaining a week longer. Mr..
Melons nephew, w. l.. Mellon. on
his way from Florida TO Pitts
bur gh. lunched yesterday with the
Secretary and several political lead-
ers. the situation in Pennsylvania
politics being discussed.
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Photo By Harris e. Ewing
MRS. BLANCHE STREBEIGH
Daughter of Mrs. Jerome NapO-
leon BOnaparte, of New York,
whose engagement to Julian r.
Sloan, son of Mrs. William S.
Sloan, of New York, has been
announced.
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CHILE'S ENVOY
MAKESDEBUT
AS HOST
Reception This Afternoon
at Embassy for Diplo-
matte Corps

The new Ambassador Of Chile.
Senior Cruchaga, is entertaining at
reception at the Embassy this
afternoon from 4 to s o'clock in
honor of the Diplomatic Corps.
Receiving with the Ambassador
will be the ladies of the Embassy
Nine. Young, wife Of the Naval At
tache: Nine. Garfias, wife Of the Mill.
tary Attacne, and Nine. Bustos, wife
Of the Second Secretary; Mile. Ratiuel
Pueyrredon, daughter of the ArgeL-
tine Ambassador and Nine Pueyrre-
don. and Mrs. Robert Lansing.
Presiding at the tea table will lie
Nine. Pueyrfedon and Baroness Won
Below.
KELLOGGS GUESTS OF
BRITISH AMBASSADOR
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Kellogg were the ranking guests ut
dinner last Nevening of the British
Ambassador and Lady Isabella
Howard. The other guests in
cluded the Japanese Ambassadors
and Nine. Matsudaira. the Minister
of Egypt and Mime. Samy, the Min
lister of Greece and Nine. Sin1o-
poulOs. the Minister of the Neither
lands and Mime. de Graeff. the Di-
rector Of the Budget and Mrs. Lord.
Senator and Mrs. James Couzens,
Senator Frederick Hale, Senator
and Mrs. David A. Reed, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Richard Aldrich.
Representative and Mrs. Ogden II,
Mills, Capt. and Mrs. Adolphus
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Will
son. the Secretary to the President
and Mrs. Everett Sanders, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis White, Mr., and Mrs.
Robert Lansing, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Titus. Pierpont Moffatt, Mrs. Fred
erick Dent Grant, Miss Mabel
Boardman and Mrs. Henry Getty
Chiffon.
DINNERS TONIGHT FOR
LATIN AMERICAN JOURNALIST
The Minister OF Guatemala and
Nine. Sanchez Latour will enter
tain at dinner this evening in honor
of the delegates of Guatemala to
the Pan American Congress OF
journalists. There will be twenty
two guests.
The Minister OF Bolivia AMI
Sonora Freyre will entertain az
dinner this evening at the Ward
man Park Hotel for the Bolivian
delegates to the Pan American Con-
gress of Journalists. The guests
will be the members of the delega
ton. the First Secretary of the
Bolivian Legation and Sonora de
Ia Barra, Miss Yolanda Freyre
and Victor Freyre. second secre-
tary of the legation. AFTER dinner
they will attend the Southern
Society bali at the Mayflower.
The Hon. Audrey Pauncefote.
daughter of Sir Julian Pauncefote.
first British ambassador to. the
United States, is in Washington Tor
the weekend as the guest OF tne
Misses Patten at their home III
Massachusetts Avenue.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28
DANIEL GLEE CLUB
is FORMED AT Tech

In memory of the first director of
music in Washington public schools,
the Joseph II. Daniel Glee Club has
been formed at Tech. This is an or
ganization of advanced students of Vo-
cal music. The president is G. wesley
Frame. Harry Davidson is vice presi-
dent. Thomas A. Beckett and Grover
Nicholas are secretary and treasurer,
respectively.
A number of Tech alumni, all re-
Gently graduated, have been doing out
standing things. Ruth Russell and
John Schellhaas are playing with the
Herbert Stock Company at the Ward
man Park Theater: Calvin Patterson
Is night editor of the Michigan Daily;
Austin Winant, at the University of
Cincinnati, wrote Wonderful Me"
which has been chosen as the annual
theatrical production of the univer-
sity. William SeifrieZ, a national re-
search fellow in the biological sciences,
has published pamphlet entitled
Electricity and Some Structural Fea-
lures of Soap Solutions"
Tech Life, the student paper, has
made the following staff appointments:
Associate editor, Ruth Tuck; business
manager, Horace Jobe; cadet editor,
Francis Richardson; sports editor,
Joseph Ramisch.
Under the direction of Mrs. o. d.
Rush of the domestic art department,
the girl students are holding an eX-
hibit of dresses and hats which they
themselves have made or trimmed
This Is the second of a series of ex.
hibits designed to show girls how they
may dress cheaply and with good
taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28
VISITORS IMPRESSED
BYY. M. C. A. COLLEGE
Many N. E. A. Delegates Here
During Week Observe Work
of Institution.

Delegates to the National Educa-
ton Association convention held here
last week who are connected with
Y. NJ. G. A. educational work in
other cities were interested visitors
to the Washington Y. NJ. c. A. Col
lege and We're particularly impressed
with the work of the new school of
liberal arts. recently inaugurated,
which is the only one of its kind
conducted by a Y. NJ. c. A. College
in the United States.
Among the visitt RS was II. o..
Shredder, director OF the Montreal.
Canada. Y. NJ. G. /, schools. who
studied the course offered here with
the intention of inaugurating q
course in liberal arts in the Mon
treal Y. NJ. G. A.. modelled upon the
one here. Other visitors were DR..
J. A. Fhimer of the Lake Placid. n.
y. school and Frank w. Wright.
deputy commissioner of education of
Massachusetts.
A special lecture in tie course of
Famous Men" has beef announced
for Tuesday evening at s o'clock by
DIR. James A. Bell, director of the
Washington Y. NJ. C. a. College. His
subject will he 'Gatibaldi.''
The resignation of G.. i. Parker as
physical director of the Woodward
School for Boys was announced last
week.
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PUPILS AT BUSINESS
TO PRESENT COMEDY
Cast Announced for w. S. Gilbert's
Engaged" on March
Is and 26.

The Spring play to be presented by
Business High School on March %
and 26 is w. s. Gilbert's Engaged.
comedy written without the music
Of Sullivan.
The characters and the names OF
pupils playing them follow: Maggie
Martha Bean; Angus, Frank Davis.
Mrs. MacFarlane, Ruth Behrend; Bel
vawney, Anthony Stewart; Belinda
Treherne, Anne Wax; Symperson,
Louis Tishman: Cheviot Hill. Wi
lard Higbie; Maj. McGillicuddy. Ma
than Cohen; Minnie Sympersou,
Grace Wooden; Parker. Ida Berman
Settings are being designed and ex-
ecuted by a committee of pupils. The
play Is under the direction of Miss
Galbraith.
The Girls Auxiliary at a recent
meeting elected the following officers
Martha Bean. president; Blanche
Simpson. vice president; Elsie Mand-
ley, secretary, and Evelyn Wiles.
treasurer. The executive committee
is composed of Ruth Colburn. Argyle
Larkin, Pauline Bell and Ethel Lacer.
A dance Is being planned for the new
members who were admitted at the
beginning of the semester.
Alvin McN1Sh, teacher or physics, Is
faculty adviser of the popular Radio
Club at Business. Much interesting
work is being done under his super
vision at the meetings. which occur
every two weeks. The following of
ficers were chosen: Calvin Brown.
president; Clyde Hammerbacher, vice
president; Georgia Harry, secretary
and treasurer. The club went on g.
hike last Friday and the members
are now planning a dance by radio.
On February 10 Business students
elected representative from each
semester to the Students Council.
The results of the election were as
follows: Eighth semester, Ross Hef-
felf1nger: seventh. Patrick Bradley
sixth. Albert Proctor: fifth. Essie
Raphaelson; fourth, Charles May
third, Donald Liddle: second. Rather
inc Rosetta, and first, Mamie Geraci
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DR.. E. H. ZEYDEL GETS
POST AT AMERICAN u

American University announces the
appointment of Prof. Edwin H. Zeydel
as associate professor of modern Ian
guages of the Collegefof Liberal Arts
for next year. DR.. Zeydel received his
bachelors degree summa cum laude
from Columbia University, his master
of arts from Cornell University, a uni
versity fellowship from Columbia and
his doctorate in philosophy at Column
bia University. DIR. Zeydel was a
member of the faculty at the Univer'
sity Of Minnesota, going from there to
the University of Indiana, from which
he resigns to accept the modern Ian
guage work at American University
He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa
Fraternity and of the Modern Ian
guage Association of America.
Doctor A. p. Putney, dean of the
School of Political Sciences of Ameri-
can University. will lecture before the
Washington Study Club next Thurs
day, March 4, at IL o'clock. The
theme of Dean Pueneys address will
be 1.-The English Judicial System"
Carlton College. University of Wyo-
min and Randolph Macon College are
all slated for debates with American
University between March 10 and
April on the question of the Federal
CIllu lctDOl wan <AhiSAA
can University supporting the mega
tive. Two practice debates every
week are in preparation for the real
schedule with these three institutions.
r. Deane Shure. professor of music
of American University, will present
the first of a series OF six organ re-
citals to be given during Lent Tuesday
night, March 9, at the Library OF
Congress. Using the instrument given
by Mrs Shurtliff Coolidge, Mr.. Shure
will play an organ suite, Through
Palestine"
Chancellor and Mrs. Lucius Charles
Clark will open their home on the
campus of American University for a
dinner to the Phi Delta Gamma So
rority of the univerSity'S graduate
school tomorrow evening.
Chancellor and Mrs. Clark were the
guests of the Radcliff College Club OF
Washington at a luncheon given al
the University Club Yesterday to meet
President Ada Comstock.
Miss Louise Leonard of Syracuse
| n Y, grand president of Alpha Gam
ma Delta, has been a guest of Dear
Mary Louise Brown of the College o.
| Liberal Arts of American University
Miss Leonard is the national president
of Pan Hellenic, and as a Pan Hellenic
| representative spoke on SororitieS be
fore the deans of women last Thurs
day morning.
Miss Eunice Prutsman, dean of girl;
| of the Cicero High School. Chicago
| ILL.,. was I G,lcS, of Dean Brown las
! week.