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shower to Mrs. Fitzhugh. the meeting
on February 16 being held at the home
of Mrs. N. L. Fitzhugh, l24 Twelfth
street southeast. Some business was
brought before the club. and the re-
mainder OF the afternoon was a social
time. Refreshments were served The
the residence of Mrs. Humphries, 1921
Bay street southeast.
The WOman's Club Of Woodside. Md
Mrs. E. /. Stacy Of Fcnwick lane,
Woodside, entertained the club Febru-
ary %. In accordance with the wishes
Of the county federation, this date had
been set aside as International Rcla-
tions day. and the entire program was
based on this idea. Mrs. Fawn Munroe
read a summarized history Of the World
Court. touching briefly on relations OF
the United States to it. Mrs. A. c.
Christie read two brief accounts OF the
Pan-Amcrican Conference in Havana
Short items OF news interest referring
to various European countries were
given by Mrs. Ida Jones.
The speaker of the afternoon was
Mrs. Ray Hamilton Shelton of Univer-
sity Park She spoke on China, bring
ing out certain economic and financial
conditions there that are little stressed
by the average visitor to the country
especially the crying need of a far
reaching program of flood control for
the Yellow River instead of the almost
useless measures OF alienation now con-
Quoted. Mrs. Skeletons knowledge of
the situation is from a two-year resi-
dence in China.
report Of recent meeting of club
directors was given by Mrs. Harry FL
kins
The next meeting will be March at
the home of Mrs. Gerald Swan. North
Woodside.
The Entire Nous Club met at the
home OF Mrs. Otis j. Rogers. Florence
Court Monday. Mrs Joseph J. Man
love and Mrs. w. A. Durham assisting
The president. Mrs. Charles P. Keyser.
presided. The club made a generous
donation OF cake. candy. fruit. preserves
and jelly to the Walter Reed war vet
Grams. Mrs. Keyser being chairman of
that committee; donations to the shoe
and rubber fund of the Parent Teacher
Association, donation OF clothing for
the Gospel Mission. donation of money
for the babies of the Washington
Orphanagc. DR.. Knott gave talk on
Egypt. assisted by Mrs H. NJ Hunter
Slides were shown depicting scenes at
the tomb OF King Tut" Tho guests
Of the club were Mrs. Thomas Sterling.
Mrs. William J. Lacy. Mrs. J. Cochran.
Mrs. John l.. Barker. Mrs. Cron. Mrs.
Ellis Logan and Mrs. Nina NJ Alvord
The clubs annual Spring card party
will be held at the Washington Hotel
March IL. Mrs James r. Underwood
is chairman Of the card party. The
meeting adjourned. with refreshments
being served by the hostcsses.
Abracadabra CIub.--Dr. and Mrs.
Walter p. White entertained the club
at their home. 32l0 Newark street
Wednesday evening. American Preach
crs and Faiths" was the topic for roll
call responses. Harold E. Warner read
a paper on The Psychology of Re-
ligion" and Mrs. Henry l.. Barrick read
a number of selected religious poems
The program was closed with the sing
ing by the club Of Isaac Watts hymn
There Is Land Of Pure Delight" 4"
Refreshments were served.
The Zonta Club gave birthday
luncheon Wednesday at the Raleigh
Hotel for It's l3 members whose BIRTH
DAYS come in December, January and
February
Miss Esther Guide. as chairman OF
the entertainment committee. presided
over the hilarious and frivolous cere-
monies
Miss Mary Lindsey. the chairman
OF a committee composed of past prcsi-
dents formed TO raise sum OF money
10. the club, announced that the club
would give dinner of 81 places at the
Grace Dodge Garden House on March
10 and bridge party OF so tables at
the same place on the evening Of
March II.
Miss Isabelle Bacon. who has been
appointed chairman of the work Of or
canizing Zonta Club In Philadelphia
asked that the members send her
names OF eligible Philadelphia women
The guests Of the club were Mrs. F.
+. Rinaker. mother Of Mrs Paul Howe
DR.. Lillian Storms, Miss Mary Sigman.
Miss Gertrude Brown of Kennel Square.
Pa: Mrs. John Gather. Miss Bessie
Smithson. Miss Katherine Bercsford
Miss Ann Elizabeth Harper.
Next week the Wednesday noon
luncheon will be closed meeting.
The Woman's Community Club.
kensington. Md.--1n her address be-
Tore the literature department Monday.
Mrs. Roberts G.. Cogswell chose as her
subject. Makers OF American Music :"
touching upon Ave epochs of American