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january %, at the Y. w. c. A, GA E
street, at 1890 am.
Community Club of Landover.-
This club was entertained at its last
meeting at the beautiful new home
of Mrs. j. F.. Fitzhugh in Cheverly,
with the president, Mrs. Shegogue,
presiding.
Mrs. ]. Enos Ray, Mrs Dena Mar
shaA and Mrs. Anna Hogeland were
guests of the club. After a short
business session, Mrs. Ray gave a
very inspiring talk to the members.
The club has found great pleasure
In pursuing it's annual Christmas
charity-remember the inmates of
the County Aims House. This year
Is huge stockings, fairly bullying with
goodies" and useful gifts, were sent
to cheer the hearts of these deserving
poor. In addition to this benevolence,
a welI-filled basket of groceries and
Clothing was sent to a needy family.
HOusekeepers' Club of Decatur
Heights.-A meeting of this club was
. held at the home of Mrs. G.. II. Sweet,
"wednesday evening. The guest of the
evening was Miss Nellie Buckley. in
struCtor in the Hyattsville High
School, who gave a talk on interior
decorating.
The members of this club are to be
congratulated on the help which they
have given not only their own COM
immunity, but donations to hospitals,
etc, as well. Only recently members
made a great number of beautiful
scrap books, which were later pre-
scented to the Children's Hospital in
Washington. for use by the GONZALES
cent children.
Unity Chapter, No. %, o. e. S.
The entertainment for the meeting
on January 2S will be furnished by
the boys of the De Molay Robert
Bruce Chapter). They will present a
play entitled who's a Coward?" The
boys taking part are: Edgar Howes,
Charles Riddle and Mimi Marseglia-
The Columbia Heights Art Club
net at the home of Mrs. J. w. F'riZ-
zeh, the Northumberland, on Thurs
day. Mrs. Amy r. Leeds assisted
Mrs. Augustus Knight presided.
There were 26 members and two
guests, Miss Eva Billiard and Mrs.
c. Robinson. Meeting opened with
singing two verses of America" Mrs.
Lords Prayer. The usual reports of
officers followed. The study topics
were: Water Color Paintings and
Drawings" treated by Mrs. William
Clark, together with book of descrip-
tive pictures. The second subject:
'.Sir Henry Raeburn, 17551S22." 'The
Scottish Master" was given by Mrs.
N. A Winter. Discussion followed
each paper, interest being added by
responses in roll call. The
clubs attendance this year was unu-
sually large. The Better Homes
letter written for the club by Mrs.
John Sherman to the Federated
Clubs was read by Mrs. Seaton. The
hostess, Mrs. FriZzell, is chairman of
this department. The usual social
hour followed, when refreshments
were served. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. c. r. Cranmer, 1900 Kenyon
street, February 8; assisting hostess.
Miss c. H. Hill.
District Branch, League of Ameri-
can Pen WOmen.-There will be
concert this evening at 8 o'clock at
the club to which all members and
their friends are invited. The pro-
gram will be furnished by Hazel Gem
Lillian Adelaide Watson, So
pranos, and Carson P. Frailey, tenor,
accompanied by Otto Torney Simon
and Ervine Stenson.
AT the coffee house symposium last
Friday Wilmott Lewis, Washington
for the London Times.
pleased with a discourse on 1.-THE
Renaissa nee" Many dis
guests were present, in
Jane Cowl. who was playing
a weeks enga cement in the city in
her new play, THE Road to Rome"
and Lucia Melius, who is to sing one
of the leading roles in the opera
''Lakme" given tomorrow night by the
Opera Company. AT the
coffee house next Friday afternoon
Rabbi Abram Simon will discuss
Hebrew Literature"
The monthly fellowship tea will
take place at the clubhouse Saturday
afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock, with
Mrs. Aaron Newman as hostess.
Members and their friends are cord
tally invited.
A book review luncheon was held
at the clubhouse Tuesday at which
Charles w. Russell, ex-Minister to
Persia and author of poems on Per
sian life. was the guest speaker. Miss
Margaret Wade, a league member, re-
viewed one of her own books.
The members of the poetry group,
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake. chairman,
met Monday evening and continued
their work in verse construction and
the appreciation of verse.
Federation of Republican Women of
Montgomery County held an election
of officers Wednesday in Rockville at
the country club. Those elected
were: President. Mrs. Edward L.
Stock: vice president, Miss Grace Nc
Even; treasurer, Mrs. William Tyler
Page; recording secretary, Mrs. George
Chadwick: corresponding secretary,
Hiss Elizabeth Reiss: directors, Mrs.
Elisha Hanson, Mrs. Charles I. Corby
and Mrs. Enoch &. Johnson.
The newly elected president is al
ready at work and has called meet
ing of the executive board for to-
morrow, at 2 pm, at her residence in
Bradley Hills. Mrs. Stock made a
lively campaign last Fail. and won
the nomination for State Senator on
the Republican ticket, the first woman
In this county nominated for a State
Office on a primary ticket.
The Battery Park Garden Club
luncheon and monthly meeting was