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Mrs. David Kincheloe and Mrs. Lilly
Charles McFadden entertained WIFI
music. whistling and dialect stories:
The Knabe and Victrola companies
furnished a musical program for th'
Silhouette Of Susan r. Anthony
was presented 10 Mrs. Anna +. Hend
lev. honorary president OF the iouh
dation. bv Bruce Wallace, Washing
ton artist. Mrs. Hendley accepted II II
the name of the foundation.
Among those present were Mary
Roberts Rinchart, Mrs. {. {. Calhoun
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Hurst, California
Mrs Charles s Lohinger, wife o
Gudge I.obinger Of Shanghai. China
Mrs. I,ohinger founded the d. A. X
and ORGANIZED the WOmans Clul
IN the Philippines and Chinal; Mrs
Tuc1- r. Choate. Boston: Mrs. Hat
tie mtein, Charles Town, w. Va.
Mp. and Mrs. John II. CoXhead
she former being the architect of tbs
eusan Il. Anthony Memorial Building
DIR. and Mrs SheWbrOoks, the An
choraGe: Capt and Mrs. II. o. Swim
sler. Riverside drive, New York
Judge and Mrs. Binford. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. d. Myers. Lewis MoneyWaY
Minnesota; Mrs. Lillian Childs, Tifton
Ohio: Mrs Louise EVanson. New York
City; AIr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Dausen
Chevy Chase, Md; Mrs. William w
Hill and sister. Miss w. Chissold, Ken
sington Garden square. London: Mr.
and Mrs. William Harr. Chevy Chase
Miss SO11bja Casey
Maryland was represented by Mrs
Virginia Peters-Parkhurst Mrs. j.
William Funk, Baltimore: Mrs. Rich
ard Whiting. William +. Gillespie
MARYLAND State auditor; Mrs y. Maud
Phillips and Miss Catherine J. Furey
The officers of the foundation were
hoStesSes.
The Writer'S League of Washing.
ton will meet at the Thomson Schooi
Friday. S pm. The program lncIuueS
stories by Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Murphy
Mrs. Love and Mr.. schwartz; verse
by Miss Mary Turner. All Interested
in writing are invited.
At the last meeting Miss Marie
Dallas read a 600-word story, A
Trench Santa Claus" 1t was very
clever for so short story and dealt
with an unusual phase of trench life.
sBad Man From Bitter Creek, q
story bv Mrs. Lindberg, gave a VIVID
nicture of life there, and showed now
a tvpical bad man can he tanned by a
woman. It led to an interesting dls-
cussion. ..1,,o
paul Nackey read a story, The
New Freedom" very pleasing ana
Interesting story with a moral teach-
ing. The suspense was sustained III
an unusual way. ro;,o
'EXcess Baggae ee,' by MISS Leila
Green, was a clever story OF love ana
business of an appealing character r
in the discussion an idea 1or recast-
ing was given. ,.
Mrs Newcomb of Tacoma. WASH
was A visitor and applied for mem
bership.
The Art and Archaeology League
Members and friends of the league
met at the invitation of the president
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll, at her nome
o320 twentieth street, November 20
Mrs. Frances Carpenter Huntington,
who ACCOMPANIED her distinguished
father. the late Frank G. Carpenter
on his world travels. was the honOt
guest. Mrs. Huntington gave a talh
on her Summer studies at ST. Jean
de Luz in Southwestern France, Where
she collected the legends OF the
BASQUE peasantry, people WhoSe
origin and language are stun a puLHle
n scholars. Mrs. Huntington illus
tra+ed her talk with an exhibit OF
Rasnue dolls. souvenirs and photo-
graphs. Following the program Tea
was served. Among those assisting
we're Mrs. William Fitch Kelley, MRS.
Frank Mahin, Mrs. 0. II. +. LARK
Mrs. Herbert Sparrow. Miss Ellen
Vinton and Mrs. Agnes Trlmole. "A
number of new members were Wei-
coined into the organization, WhlCl
endeayor to promote interest in the
arts and the study of mans progress
through the ages.
Announcements were made OF the
nrogram for the coming season, Whlch
includes afternoon meetings at tne
studios of Washington artlsts, Oh
which Mrs. L. MacD. Sleeth is COM
mittee chairman, ana evening lec1u. 81
under the chairmanship OF Dr. George
The next meeting will be held at
cunston Hall. 1906 Florida avenue,
SATURDAY. evening at SIS, when MISS
FRANCES BENJAMIN Johnston VIII be
the lecturer. her subject being His
+oric Gardens" illustrated with her
own artistic slides. An informal re-
rention to Miss Johnston will follow
lhe lecture. Miss Leila MechHn, IN
commenting recently on the exhlpt OF
Frances Benjamin Johnston photo-
graphs at the Arts Club pa1d her the
following tribute: Miss johnston as
almost every one knows, has been Tor
wears a leader among American pho-
tographic pictOrialists and has done
MACE
photography among the fine arts
Pc, O. Sisterhood met at the home
of Mrs. r. /. Lynch, 1887 Glrard
street, November %. Luncheon was
served to the members of Chapter b
and a. few guests. Forty-one We're
seated at tables, which were brlght
with yellow flowers and candles OF the
same hue. With the table linen, inns
combination gave emphasis TO tne
p r O. colors. yellow and white. In
the yiands Of the two-course luncheon
the same color scheme predomlnated.
At p.m. the business meeting was
called. with Mrs. Worthy t. StefhS
presiding. The chapter gave a sum
Of money to the sufferers from the
cyclone in the District. The topic ior
the afternoon was "P. f. O. Ideals
Interpretations We're given by various
members. The short story, "A Por-
trait From Life" by Susan Corr Corey; "
read by Mrs. w. A. Danielson, seemed
much in harmony with =. +. Q. ideals
The entertaining hostesses We're Mrs
Belle .. Macgruder, Mrs. Milton n
Fottman, Mrs. r. l.. Lynch and MIS-
Alfred Hopkins Williams.
She guests from other +. r; o.
chapters were Mrs. Mcpherson, Cilap-
ter d. B., Kansas City; Mrs. Paqlsel !,
Chapter +. o.. Cedar Raplds' lo"a >
Mrs. Turnbull ]. Spicknaii' Cnapter a. :,
BaItjn7ore. Md; Mrs. George 7. Small
wood. CHAPTER {, and Miss Margery
Williams, Chapter +, Washington
Members present were Mrs. j. r.
r.inne Nirs l HarrN Cmnnlngham,