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by Mrs. Robert Rausch. The circle
will meet May 20 with Mrs. Guy
kingsbury, i109 Rhode Island avenue
northeast.
Friendship Branch of the Sunshine
and Community Society met Monday
at the home of Mrs. Ella s. Knight
1888 r street. Mrs. Knight was as
sisted by Mrs. D. P. Bush and Mrs
Ashton Todd.
Mrs. Scott, the president. presided
Arrangements were made to give a
card party April 80. After the busi
ness meeting a talk was given by
Mrs. j. w. FriZzell on the problems
confronting the American home. Two
new members were admitted to the
society. Mrs. E'rizzell, Mrs. James
W. Wiley. Mrs. \. Is. Chatfield Of
Missouri and Mrs. A. f. Dennisor Of
New York were guests.
Beach met TUESDAY evening Mrs.
Annie Smelling. as hostess. entertained
the club at her home on Montella ave.
The president Miss Cocelia Hill. pre
sided Mrs Charles Eckert gave A
short talk on Gardens a. North
Beach and will distribute literature
- help those who are irving for a
prize for the hest kept garden during
the season 1926, The chairman IF the
sixth annual dance and card party,
Mrs. Edwin F Hinkel. reported that
all plans have been completed for this
affair. which is to be held on Friday v
evening at Salons Club. List of pa
irons and patronesses, Mrs. A. X.
Baltz, Mrs. r, l.. Baer, Mrs. a. Brown,
Mrs. August Bussard. Or. Grafton
To Nfp@ 20 NJ aiaI
Chisholm. Mrs. L. Calver. Mrs. A,
Cohen, Mrs c. E. Casassa. Mrs. Ap-
pleton Cady. Miss Katie Dunn, Mrs.
Agnes Enright Mrs. Anna Emmons.
Mrs. Russell Grund, Miss Cecilia Hill.
Mrs. Edwin r. Hinkel, Mrs. Hunt.
Mrs. John W. Hayes. Mrs. +. n.
Mades. Mrs Charles Miller. Mrs. Eu-
gene P. Mcdowell. Mrs. Frank Miller,
Mrs. Myrtle Price. Mrs. William
O'Donnel. Mrs. Selma Prelnkert, Mrs.
Joseph Royal Mrs. William Roche,
Mr. John 7. Stack. Mrs. Rosel r. Shaw.
Mrs. Mary Schulz. Mrs. Annie Smell
herlake, Mrs. George !. Thompson.
Dr Russell Talbot Mrs l., A. Van
noren. Mr. F Y. Nasco. Mrs. Edward
Widdifeld. Mrs Frances Ward
Capitol Hill W. c. T. L. met in the
parsonage OF Waugh Church Wednes
day afternoon. the president. Mrs J.
L. Bixler, presiding The meeting WAS
opened by singing the w. c.. T. L.
battle song, 1t Is There TO Stay
Through the absence of the evansel-
istic director, the devotional was given
hv Mrs. L. M. Muf1ey, recording sec
retary. After the regular business DR..
Stewart presented a questionnaire en-
tertainment pertaining to the history
of the flag. national hymn. and what
our Nation stands for. and why are
The people of the United States the
only people known as Americans in
Europe and other countries.
Cabin John was entertained at lunch
eon Thursday by the New Idea So.
ciety of Potomac Heights.
The Woman's Club of ST. Marks
Church. Third and a streets south
east, met April IS. Luncheon was fol
lowed by orchestral music. and Mrs.
Giles Scott Rafter made N address.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet At
the home of Mrs. Lilly Owen. 1903
Kenyon street northwest. tomorrow
afternoon. Mrs Eliza beth Dietrich
will be assistant hostess.
The Cultus Club met April 1s ~ the
residence of Mrs. William NJ. Steuart,
and was called to order by the presi.
dent, Mrs. civilian Knowles Cooper
There were three papers read. The
Arst by Mrs Charles Den1onet. was
East VS.. West in Canada Mrs.
Herman Smith had the second "a per,
entitled The Fable of the Bee" The
third paper, "Close-up of Books and
Authors of Today" was by Mrs. VII
liam S. Corby. After discussion Of
the three papers the club adjourned.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase,
Md.-Tomorrow from 7:1S to Z As pm.
the music section will broadcast
through WCAP Washington. We'd
nesday, April 81. at 1880 am. rehears-
al at the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church, Connecticut avenue and
.Tocelyn street. instead of at the home
of the leader. Miss Broas. Friday.
April IS. at 2 pm. Russian musical
will be given At the home of Mrs. s.
L. Jodidi. % West Irving street. All
club members are invited.
Mrs. Walter Johnston and Mrs. G.
c. Clark are in charge of the dinner
dance to be given at the Manor Clrh
Tuesday evening at 6:4i o'clock by
the social section for its members
and their husbands. Cars will leave
Chevy Chase Circle At pm,
Wednesday from l245 to I so pm.
the monthly club luncheon will he
given in the assembly room Of the
preshyteria n Church at the circle Al
pm. Mrs. D. s. Carn will speak
The Women's Christian Association
held its annual meeting and luncheon
Friday At 1919 Thirteenth street
A color scheme Of purple and yellow
was used in the dining room. where y
luncheon was served to the members
and guests.
Violin solos by Miss Jean West.
brook, with Frank Westhrook as ac-
companist were well rendered Of.
ficers for the year were elected as fol.
lows: Honorary president. Mrs. vii.
liam l.. Cliff; president. Mrs. William
Walter Scott; vice, presidents Mrs.
Mirick. Mrs. Charles Tits. Mrs. Fl. 5.
Brooks, Mrs. W. W. Lewis: recording
secretary. Mrs. Philip Ashford. cor,
responding secretary, Mrs. Lewis
Laudick; treasurer, Mrs. Harry c.
James, registrar. Mrs. Walter s.
Perry; advisory board Rev. Hugh X,
Fulton. William Walter Scott. Harry
e. James and Walter l.. Cliff
Emma Robertson Florence Critten.
ton Circle met at Castle View Mon
day, the members motoring ont Tor
luncheon. After the business meeting
The guests inspected the new building.
Miss Jean Cole gave an interesting
talk.
Woreu's Alliance All Souls
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets.-Stephen Paneretoff, minister
from Bulgaria, will speak To the
alliance IN Pierce Hall Friday at II
am The Baltimore and Richmond
Alliances will be guests at this meet
ing. and luncheon will follow as usual.
Mrs. c. P. karr acting as hostess.
The National Wild Flower Preserva.