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Among the artists Is Mrs. Nina Cron,
who studied under Mabel Weich and
Elsie Dodge Pattee. two OF the most
noted miniature painters In New York,
She has exhibited with the Pennsyl-
vania Society of Miniature Painters, the
American Miniature Society, the Brook
lyn Society, the famous old Charcoal
Club Of Baltimore, and In every worth
while exhibit from coast to coast. The
WhnS Who promises to be one Of the
most interesting gatherings Of the
season.
Saturday. pm. the league will
again have the opportunity OF hearing
John George Rucher In an illustrated
travel talk on Romantic Poland" Mr.,
Bucher. In the most part. supervises the
taking Of his own pictures, which arc
of rare beauty. His charm OF delivery
and ready wit make him one Of the
most sought latter lecturers Of the day.
Mr. Bucher wears the decoration of the
Polish government for his work for
that country. He Is an American citi-
zen. tracing his line from one OF the
signers of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence.
Monday the juvenile literature Sec
tion win meet with Miss Ruth Forney,
chairman. at the clubrooms s pm.
Miss Irene Juno will meet with the
music section Tuesday. 8 pm. Miss
Juno presented the last Sunday musi-
cal Of the season last week. She has
done remarkable work in organization
and has made her presentations rem
de2yous for musical Washington. In
the group work she has taken her men,
bers through a thorough course of
study, which has been free 10 all who
HtickCd In 10 M Of IA
portunity.
The membership committee will meet
Friday, 7;30 pm. preceding the regular
executive board meeting. These meet
ingS arc not open to members.
DR.. r. J. LennoX. professor of Eng
lish and dean OF the Catholic Univer-
sity of America. spoke to an cnthusl-
astie audience last week before the
poetry group Mrs. Nellie Feally, chair
man. DR. Lennox took for his subject
The Poetry of Sir Walter Scott" After
the lecture there was the usual open
forum
Mrs. Ellis Logan. chairman of the
fine arts section. took her group to
study the new Clark collection at the
Corcoran Gallery yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Logan was a personal friend of
the Senator and is thoroughly familiar
with the collection. having gone over 1t
under the guidance of Senator Clark
Al the meeting of the round table,
Miss Alice Heaven. chairman: Mrs,
Isabel Sheppard and Miss Anne Dar-
lington @ead articles. The essay con-
test will not close until March 81 En-
tries are to be sent to Miss Heaven.
The next meeting will be held March
81 at IL am.
The fellowship evening and recep-
ton TO rev members was under the di-
rection of Mrs. Victoria Faber Steven
son, chairman of the special features,
and Miss Ruth Forney, chairman of the
Juvenile literature section. Members
of the groups presented original work.
HoStcfses for the reception were Mrs
Lillian Harp. Mrs. r. Woodland Gates,
Miss Viola Offutt, Miss Grace Osgood
The Thursday night salon, Miss
Patricia Poe Bennett, chairman. has
as guest speaker Col c. Z. Kilbourn
Col Kilbourn is one of three men 10 re-
ceive both the d, S. M. and the D. S. C.
for his services during the war He is
the author of numerous volumes on
military tactics. and leaning to thf
lighter side writes reams of juvenile
stories. HosteSses for the evening were
Miss Katherine Wetten, through whose
courtesy Col. Kilbourn was secured
Miss Ruth Forney. Miss Myrta Ca
wood. Mrs. Sallie Gates and Mrs Edith
Heidle.
The Organization Of Republican
Women of Prince Georges County met
March Is at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
A large and enthusiastic attendance
testified to the interest being manifested
In the coming campaign.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
Md.-The executive board met We'd
nesday at the home OF Mrs. Hoover
Hanger for luncheon, preceding the
regular monthly business session. Mrs
Hanger was assisted in entertaining bs
Mrs. r. Harvey Sargent and Mrs
George B. Wagner. The other mem
bers OF the board present were the
president. Mrs. Alexander Ashley; Mrs
William B. Greeley, Mrs. Campbell e
Waters. Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle
Mrs Burton MeCollum. Mrs. Russell S
Mcbride. Mrs. William c. Dennis. Mrs
Karl G. COrley, Mrs. Richard Fay
Jackson. Mrs. Frank NJ. Hoadley. Mrs
William Lawrence Fulton. Mrs. Pau
B. Dunbar, Mrs. Robert J. Service
Mrs. William 8. Garland. Mrs, Lylet
Offutt and Mrs. Truman Abbe. Plans
were discussed for the Spring activities
OF the club and for the attendance oi
delegates at the Montgomery County
Federation meeting in Kensington and
the State Federation meeting at College
Park in May.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Ashley were
the guests Of hnnor at the music sec.
| tlon dinner party and dance at Tho
| Village Inn March Z, when the section
/ leader, Mrs. Lyles Offutt. presided
| assisted by Mrs, Roy Steward, Mrs
J. p. Ault, Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham
and Mrs. Clarence f. Dawson. Mrs
| Marshall G. Guthrie was In charge OF
the program, when the members OF ths
| section, under the direction OF Herndor
Mnrsell, sang "SalutatiaH," "Homing'
and Bells of 81. Mary's" Mrs Reber'
| LeFevre. accompanied by Mrs. j. Harr,
Cunningham, sang May the Maiden,
| by John Alden Carpenter. and m,
L0Ver Is Fisherman" by Strickland
Mrs. Dawson Olmstead sang Two Irish
Songs" by lohr. playing her Own &C
chanters sang Keep on Hoping" ant
Song of Fellowship" Others con.
tributing TO the program were Mrs
William Boss. who recited THAT OH
Sweetheart Of Mine" and Marriage o
the Flowers" and Mrs. Archer Hay
cock sang.
! The members Of the music sectior
also gave a benefit card party Wednes
day afternoon nj the Chevy Chas,
| tMaryiandl Library. when ~ ladie
played. The committee In charge, un
Ger the leadership Of Mrs, Charles v
Imlsy, was composed OF Mrs Theodor,
J0slln. Mrs. Handley y, Dale. Mrs
Frederick G. Smith. Mrs. Horace w
aillette. Mrs, Roy r. Steward. Mrs
Carl r.. EtuheF and Mrs Joseph II
de Vfau
The literature section Mrs. william
s, Garland leader. met Friday at tn
nome OF Mrs. o. G., Merrill on Mrlros
street. viii Mrs, Ellefy C. StDwell II
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