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later than Friday
The club will resume the Saturday
evening dances on next Saturday eve.
ming at $50. Mrs. Chester Morrell,
S9Oo lngomar street, is chairman of
the committee. Mrs Karl Fenning
Will be the hostess at this first dance
Of the season.
The Capitol Hill History Club meet.
ing for November 10 was omitted in
respect to the memory Of Mrs Stat.
ford, charter member, who died Oc
tober 81.
The meeting for November "a was
held at the home of Mrs Charles
Fisher. in Chevy Chase. Luncheon
was served.
Three papers pertaining to South
America were read:
Colombia, the Land of Miracles, -
by Mrs. Link; Forests and Mines" by
Mrs. Yorks, and Flora and Fauna
by Mrs. Reed.
The meeting for December will
ne held at the home of Mrs. Charles
Jones.
was at home last Saturday afternoon
from to in the Arlington Hotel. it's
new headquarters. The president,
Mrs, Clara OBrien McCrone. and the
honorary president, Mrs. Anna r..
Hendley. with some of the other Off
GERS. Will be present to meet members
and friends every Saturday from 4
10 6. The famous portrait of Susan
y. Anthony, the property Of the foun-
datlon. was placed in the ballroom of
the Women's City Club recently. and
will remain there until the Susan B.
Anthony Clubhouse Memorial is
h
er than hotel or other public build
Ing because it is believed that it will
prove an inspiration to the many
women who make the City Club their
home for all or part of the time that
they are in the Capital City. Mrs. Nir-
einia Peters Parkhurst, director of
the State Maryland branch, an
nounced the following new members
and subscribers to the memorial fund:
Mayor Howard w. Jackson of Balti-
more, Mrs. $. Johnson-Poe, president
of Citywide Woman's Club of Balti-
more. De COursy w. Thorn, chairman
of Maryland Committee American
Historical Association Endowment
Fund; Senator-elect Millard Tydings,
Mrs. Harry Owings, Southern Mary
land chairman Law Enforcement
Clubs; Mrs. Charles +. Early, presi-
dent Club of Brandywine;a State Sena-
tor Lansdale G. Sasser, William A
Gillespie. Mrs. St. George Barber
president fourth district Maryland
Federation Women's Clubs: Mr. Mar
ion G. ID. DinSmore, Semmes Motor
Co: T.. Austin Baughman, commits
sion motor vehicles. Maryland State:
Mrs. Blanch NJ. Ward. president first
district Maryland Federation Wom-
ems Clubs, and Judge George Phil
lips.
Mrs. Clara OBrien McCrone, the
president will preside at the dinner to
he given in honor of Gertrude Nelson
Andrews on Tuesday at 6 pm. Mrs.
Nanette B. Paul will be toastmaster
There will be music and other enter
tanning features. All reservations
should be sent to Mrs. Leon Arnold,
1929 Thirty-f1fth street, telephone
West 1888. The treasurer, Mrs. j. F.
Dale, requests that the annual dues
he sent to her at the Arlington Hotel
and all who wish to join q class In par
liamentary law will place their names
with Mrs. Wymond Bradbury. o011
klingle road.
The Shakespeare Society Of Wash.
ingtOn will meet tomorrow at SIS
pm. in the auditorium of the Cor
coran Gallery Of Art, New York ave-,
nue. and Seventeenth street. Dean
W. A. Wilbur of George Washington
University will address the society,
his subject being Adventures in Eel
lowship-the Social Relations in
Shakespeare's Comedies" H. II. 3.
Meyer of the Library of Congress will
present review Of recent Shake
spearean literature. The 30-minute
dramatic number will be presented in
costume under the direction of Miss
AIn
Wilcox have returned from their
South American trip and a we'll at
tended meeting Of the society is ex-
pected to welcome them.
\ cordial invitation is extended TO
all interested in Shakespeare to at
tend the monthly meetings of the
society.
The Abracadabra Club met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwood ID. Shankland, 1862
Randolph street. Urea sllres Of the
torcoran and Freer Galleries. was
the subject on which responses to roll
call were given. The College of vii
liam and Mary was the subject of
rhe paper by Dr. Edison L. Whitney,
Mrs. Della II. Perham entertained
with readings.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Herald
farbOr Volunteer Fire Department
held special meeting in its new hall
In the Northeast Masonic Temple
November 26. Officers were nomi-
mated for conductor and secretary.
Mrs. ID. W. Nandergrft being elected
conductor and Mrs. Thelma 5. Ryan
secretary. Plans for dance to be
given January 21 were discussed.
Park View Club. - The November
meeting was held at the school with
Mrs. Faris presiding. The meeting
opened with the singing of America
Tie Beautiful" led by Mrs. Beardsley.
with Mrs. Sommers at the piano. Re
ports of committee chairmen indI
Gated satisfactory progress in all lines
OF work. Mrs. Tiltons statement
showed splendid balance on hand.
and good sums We're given to ehe
Travellers" Aid and to the La Plata
sufferers. Mrs. FELTON, gave a report
of the District Federation meeting.
While Mrs. Russell reported on her
work in connection with the visiting
nurses and asked for volunteers to
assist every first Tuesday in making
handages. Mrs. McAIaugh's philan-
thropic committee has done good
work. Requests We're made for Girl
Scout Magazines TO be given to the
Chlldren's Hospital. II is planned to
hold Christmas shower for a deServ-
Ing family which has been assisted
by the club from time to time. Mrs.
Rowe. civic welfare chairman, in con-
nection with her work on the law en-
forcement program. gave a report on
conditions existing in the night traffic
court. Mrs. Ashburn, chairman of
ways and means committee, an
u"unced that large card party will
he given i'll Hcchts Auditorium the
latter part of January. The next