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subject OF international Outlook" and
the meeting was closed with the reel.
tation of two poems in negro dialect
by Miss Mary Reading Nichols. A
luncheon was served at noon by Mis-.
Moore to a gathering of about so.
Adjournment was had at $50.
Soroptimist Club.-The weekly club
luncheon was held Wednesday at the
La Fayette Hotel. President Mrs. Hell
ena Reed presiding. Mrs. Henrietta
Bolton spoke in detail of the origin of
the Girls Friendly Society of the
Episcopal Church and it's develop
ment throughout the entire country
John NJ. Hager, director of market
survey. Department of Commerce.
gave a talk on the work of the Bureau
Of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
The club welcomed Nine. Marie Won
Unschuld, one of the club members,
recently returned from Brittany.
Nine. Won Unschuld was guest of the
Paris Soroptimist Club and brought
greeting from that organization. The
club songs were led by Elizabeth
Sheppard. accompanied by Irene Juno.
Nell Hysong announced the fourth
annual Soroptimist week end at her
summer home October 16. October 5
Frederic William Vile will be honor
guest. His subject will be THE Po-
litical Situation in Washington To-
day"
Woman's Club OF Bethesda.-The ex-
ecutive board met on the afternoon Of
Tuesday, September 81. at the home
of the president, Mrs. Elisha Hanson,
TO discuss work contemplated by va
rious departments throughout the
year. An atmosphere of enthusiasm
pervaded the meeting as plans being
formulated were unfolded. Most of
these plans are of necessity still ten
tative, but those of the department of
applied education, Mrs. Robert Sears.
chairman, embody the carrying on of
a project begun last year. viz: The fos
tering of an appreciation of good
music in connection with the Saturday
morning motion pictures for children.
Mrs. Berlin Brann Is chairman of the
subcommittee of the department which
has this in charge, and Mrs. Brann is
cooperating with Mrs. Harriet Haw-
ley Locher, director of education and
public service of the Stanley Crandall
Co. in this matter. Films will be used
to present inspiring songs and the
singing will be capabiy led. This new
feature will be undertaken simulta-
reously at three Washington theaters
and at Is others in nearby States, thus
assuring a widespread interest in the
movement. Another subcommittee of
the education department, of which
Mrs. George E. Pariseau is chairman.
has arranged a series of child study
programs for mothers to be begun
early in November at the same the
aterS. Mrs. Pariseau expects to make
more detailed announcement of these
programs soon.
The president. Mrs. Elisha Hanson,
will be hostess to the club October IL,
2 pm. at her home, in Alta Vista.
Bethesda. The complete personnel of
the departments and standing commit.
tees will be made up by that time and
the meeting will be largely given
over to outlining the work the club
expects to undertake. The executive
board for the current year is COM
posed of the president. Mrs. Elisha
Hanson; first vice president, Mrs. w.
B. n. Brookes; second vice president,
Mrs. w. j. Montgomery; recording Sec
rotary. Mrs. Robert Hagner; CORE.
spending secretary, Mrs. r. B. Brock
inridge; treasurer, Mrs. Leonard
Nicholson; historian, Mrs. J. F. Imi.
rie; parliamentarian Mrs. Maude How.
ell Smith; auditor, Mrs. E. c. Bran
denburg; directors, Mrs. c. l. Corby,
Mrs. E. w. Chafee and Mrs. w. w.
Bride. Chairmen of departments: APP
piled education, Mrs. Robert Sears,
public welfare, Mrs. Walter Perry;
legislation. Mrs. III. Latane Lewis: in
ternational relations, Mrs F. E. Mid
dleton; fine arts and American home
departments not quite arranged for.
Chairmen of standing committees are:
Program, Miss Mona Gill; hospital,
Mrs. Edwin B. Morris; social service,
Mrs. E. II. Hartnet; hospitality. Mrs.
s. D. Eervey; ways and means, Mrs.
0. o. Kuhn; construction, Mrs. L. G.
White: membership, Mrs. Eleanor
Cronin; press and publicity, Mrs. J. w.
Green: budget, Mrs. George E. Pari.
seau; county director, Mrs. w. J.
Peters.
The Dahlgren Terrace Crittenton
Circle held its first monthly meeting
Of the season September % at the
home Of Mrs. w. B. Rowzie, 1000
Rhode Island avenue northeast, with
10 members present. Mrs. Rowzie and
Mrs. Larrick were hostesses.
In the absence Of the president,
MRS. A. w. Cummings, the vice presi-
dent, Mrs. A. G. Proctor presided. In
ADDITION to the regular business
transacted. extensive plans were made
Tor the white elephant table at the
annual bazaar. Plans also were made
Tor luncheon to be held October II