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pected to attend. All Daughters are
entitled to the convention railroad
rates. Delegates and alternates were
also elected to the District state con-
yention. which Is to be held the first
week In December. The applications
of Mrs Edna Lee Tidd. Mrs. +. r.
Richardson, Miss Cornelia l.. Hamil-
| ton, Miss Leila Moncure Brown ana
| Mrs. James Il. Burns were presented
for membership and unanimously ac-
| cepted. Announcement was made or
the card party which is to be held
at the home of Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith for the benefit of the chapter
the evening of November !. The an
nuat rummage sale of the chapter
will be held November and 5.
p. X. o. Sisterhood.-Mrs. Nathan
b. Williams. with Miss Emma F..
. Shrine. Mrs. Frank Fuller. Mrs
Eugene ii. Pitcher and Mrs. j. f..
Briggs, as assisting hostesses, received
the members of Chapter Il, in ner
home, 1917 Mckinley street. October
II, at $50. Luncheon was served by
the committee. After a short social
period the meeting was called to order
by Miss Jessie o. Elting, vice president
of the chapter. During the business
session. Mrs. w. E. Danielson was
welcomed as a member, having di-
mitted from Chapter A. D., Milton,
Iowa. Mrs. Henry J. Harris gave the
initial short-story reading, the subject
being. New England" One of Mary
r.. Wilkins writings was chosen as
portraying the character of the New
England woman. In the absence of
Mrs j. Harry Cunningham, who was
TO have demonstrated the music of
the New England composers. Mrs.
Harris rendered two numbers on the
piano. ITO. a Wild Rose" and the
Shadow Dance" both by Mcdowell.
Two guests of other chapters were
Mrs. Joseph c. Mcpherson and Mrs.
Blanch Obefsole of Chapter A. F.,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief
Corps, No. G. will meet Wednesday at
Grand Army Hall, pm.
The Columbia Heights Art Club
held its first meeting for the year at
the Roosevelt Hotel October 6, with
Mrs. Josephine Griffiths and Mrs.
Robert II. McNeill as hostesses. The
president. Mrs. Anton Heitmuller. was
IN charge of the meeting. There were
three papers. George Eliot" read
by Mrs. Ellis Logan; "The Love Story
OF the Brownings," read by Mrs. II.
h. Fulton. and June Austen and
Fanny Birney." by Mrs. G. L. Peck.
nam me guests were Mrs. Robert
Frazier. Mrs. Steal, Mrs. Lewis and
Mrs. Ray.
The Writerscraft Club, at it's last
meeting. adorned it's can with it's cock.
lest leather Fred Mclaughlin. one of
its members, has sold his first novel
The Blade of Picardy" to the Bobbs.
Merrill Publishing Co. of New York
IT is a historical novel of about
10000 words, dealing with romance in
Mexico during the reign of Mari.
mllllan. Miss Hory. another success
rut member. is still selling her inter
estlng articles, and at the last meet.
ing both Miss Green and Miss Fishel
reported verses sold. The program
consisted OF stories by Miss Hartman n
ana Mr Mackey and some very EXCEL
cent verse by Miss Patterson. The
program Tor the next meeting, Octo.
per zU. viii consist of verse. bv Mrs
Love and stories by Miss F;sbe, as
Mr.. Mclaughlin. The club meets
thursdays at s p. m. in the basement
or the Mount Pleasant Public Library
Visitors invited.
me NomenS Home Club of North
Beach, Md, will hold its nonthJ,,
meeting at the Thomas Circle CL,h
| 1870 Massachusetts, avenue. TUESDAY
I being the first Of the Winter sessions
it Is decided to have an open meet .
ing with five.minute talks bv the
town officials. citizens and club NOM.
oers' on Unity in the Community