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, days. Those hiking will meet at the
clubhouse on Sunday mornings at 10
o'clock: gymnasium. every Monday
and Thursday afternoons. at 5, at
| Epiphany gymnasium; riding at the
Potomac Riding School. Sundays, at
10 am.
The charter members committee,
with Mrs. Wymond Bradbury, vice
chairman. in charge, will continue the
teas every week day afternoon from
$3.50 to o'clock, until the birthday
anniversary celebration on November
10. Mrs. William E. Chamberlin will
be hostess the coming week, assisted
on Monday by Mrs. John Allen Mum
son, Miss Virginia s. Benjamin. Mrs.
c. A. Bergren and Mrs. Lucille Sehl.
The District of Columbia Fedora.
tiOn of WOmen's Clubs, Of which Mrs.
Virginia White Speel is president, will
hold its first meeting of the season
tomorrow, at IL am. at the Hotel
Roosevelt, when all chairmen of de-
partments and divisions will give an
outline of their plan of work for the
coming year.
OF great interest to all women Of
the federation has been the desired
change in the census law, whereby
the term "home maker" will be used
in the census rolls Of the next enumer-
alton, and it is expected that reso-
luton to that effect will be made at
the meeting tomorrow, as the sum-
mary Of the memorandum already
presented now reads: THAT the class
Of women referred to in the first SEN
tence Of paragraph 15S Women doing
house work. of Instructions to
Enumerators,' United States Census
Bureau, January /, 1920. be listed in
column 26 Of the population schedule
as Home maker, and that in the
now blank corresponding space In col
umn 27 the word Home be written"
The ID. G. Women's Auxiliary to the
Railway Mail Association met October
16 at the Capitol Park Hotel with the
president, Mrs. j. w. Crawford, pre-
siding. This being the first meeting
following the Summer recess, an un-
usual amount of business was disposed
Of. A donation of clothing was voted
sent to the Central Union Mission.
The annual appeal from the Travellers
Aid was read and the sum OF $40 voted
for this cause. The chairman OF the
ways and means committee, Mrs. II.
c. Heffner, reported the sum of $50
realized in the annual rummage sale
held recently. After the business ses-
sion, Mrs. Heffner gave lantern slide
lecture on Argentina, this being the
first of series of lectures on South
America, which country the auxiliary
will study during the Winter.
Petwogth WOman's Club.-The
home section met with Mrs. D. j.
Price, 701 Whittier street, October 10.
Owing to the illness of the chairman,
Mrs. Otto Hammerlund, the vice chair
man, Mrs. Price, presided. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Bishop.
A discussion on How the Movies
Affect the Home" was led by Mrs. E.
r. Albrecht. The next meeting will
be held November 10, at the home of
Mrs. Sowerbutts.
The educational section met Monday
at the home of Mrs. Nesbitt, 4101
Fourth street, with 19 members and
3 guests present. Mrs. Griffin. Mrs.
the hostess.
Mrs Dermody. delegate to the Dis
trict of Columbia School Association,
gave a report of the october meeting
of the association. Mrs. Church read
paper on the life and work of
Charles w. Eliot, president emeritus,
Harvard University. Mrs. Winklehaus
spoke on Our Duties Toward Law
Enforcement" Arrangements have
been made to visit the Better Home"
exhibit at Washington Auditorium
Thursday evening, with Miss Anna
Stannard, new member of this sec
ton, as guide.
The chairman, Mrs. Hart. announced
the next meeting at her home, 4022
Fifth street, November IS Miss Ger
trude Ladson. teacher in Mcfarland
Junior High School, will be the speak
err.
The civic section met at the home of
Mrs r. E. Holm, 4106 Fourth street.
October IA, with Mrs. Adams presid-
ing. Mrs. Ellen H. Painter gave
talk on the early History of Pet
WORTH Traffic conditions in regard
to safety for school children and the
new location for the city market were
discussed. Mrs. F. H. Schwartz. presi-
dent of the club, reported her trip to
the SesQuiCentennial on District day.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Gardner.
Friendship Nursery Aid Club met at
the home of, Mrs. G. r. Tucker. SOP
Massachusetts avenue northeast, Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Hannah Over
the new president, announced
the following committees: Program
Mrs. w. E. Chamberlin, chairman;
Mrs. f. A. Mess. Mrs. Jason Water
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