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week in MaN. the annual meeting be-
ing changed 10 the second Tuesday In
May at the home of Mrs. c. P. Close
for the long established recipe party
The Park View Woman'S Club me-
April Q at the home Of Mrs George
Russell, 1888 Warder street, With Mrs
Evans in the chair. Following the
treasurer'S and Sccretary'S reports, the
activities OF various committees were
outlined. MIS- Russell reported a let
ter received from the tuberculosis Hos
pital thanking the club for its coop
Grafton and assistance. She also eN-
preSSe6 appreciation Of the gcnerouS re-
Sponse 10 the request for donations ol
food and canned goods AT Easter time
Volunteers were asked TO assist in max
tnr surgical DRESSINGS at the headquar-
terS cE the Instructive Visiting Nurses
OH the second Tuesday Of the month
Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs,
Wlxon and Mrs, hamacher gave their
names,
Ii, the absence Of Mrs. McNIaush and
Mrs Smith. Mrs. AShburn announced
that the next meeting Of the read, marx
and learn committee Will be at the homo
OF Mrs. Evans April -. A reading OF
"AS You Like Il" viii BE- given BY mem-
herS under direction OF Mrs. Maurice
a
home of Mrs. Smith Friday at s pm.
Mrs. FELTON, announced that the next
meeting Of the home economic commit
tee will be at the home Of Mrs. ASH
burn. $3.50 FaTk place. THURSDAY at
pm. Mrs. Fairs, Mrs. Mayor ana MIS-.
hutchinson VIII b. the assisting hoSt-
eSSeS
Mrs. Harris was welcomed and intro
6uce6 b. Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Nayior re-
pcrte6 calls made upon Mrs, MGMaNsa
and Mrs DslwicS. Mrs, FarlS reported
that AZ the last meeting o. INC DisI3lct
Federation 10 representatives from PARK
View were present and that they were
esoeciailv commended. II is hoped tnat
the next meeting al the Roosevelt Will
be equally well attended. as Mrs, Friz-
7ell viii be- the speaker. Mrs, FarlS re-
ported on tbs meeting. Mrs. Ashourn
gave an account of tn last meeting Of
tl1e Public School Association,
This wavs and means committee, I'M
Ger Mrs Hutchinson has been very az
tive Plan are on foot for card
party to be held the evening OF May Is,
Bridge and 500 will be played The next
meeting Of the regular bridge luncheon
viii be held at the home OF Mrs. Ruoh
Monday. April 80 motion was carried
70 the effect that Mrs. Hutchinson be
reimbursed the sum of SIS. with which
she purchased a wholesale carton OF
Window Glow" This viii be sold at
Q good protlt Mrs, Fsrls was named
as the clubs representative on the
nominating committee Of the District
Federation District Federation cuoS
were voted PAID.
It was decided TO purchase two tick
cts for the Arbor cay luncheon to be
gwen b. the federation. Mrs. Morgan
and Mrs. Stanoish will 60 as the clubs
representatives.
Mrs Lunlni. formerly connected with
the W, c. r. l. IN India. was speaker
of tbs evening. Her subject was Law
Observance" A reading by Mrs. kolb
called "A Revere in Church. was re-
csived with much applause. There was
q social hour with refreshments.
The Columbia Heights Art Club held
tts annual meeting al the home OF Mrs.
n. H. Winter. 2637 Connecticut avenue,
April 5. Mrs. J. Edson Briggs was the
assisting hostess. The president. Mrs.
Anton Heitmuller. called the meeting
to order. and after the annual reports
of the officers the following officials
were elected. Mrs. Anton Heitmuller,
president: Mrs A. Rogers Tracy. vice
president. Mrs. Edward c. Russell. re-
cording secretary; Miss Margaret Noude,
corresponding secretary. Mrs 5 W.
Morris. treasurer. Mrs. g. L. Pecknan.
press representative: Mrs. Robert B.
Bare. director to the District Fedora
ton Of women's Clubs. and Mrs. Heit-
muller, delegate 10 the convention al
Ean Antonio for the General Federation
Of woren's Clubs. Seven delegates and
their alternateS were chosen TO serve at
tlls District Federation Of Women s
Clubs al its annual meeting in May.
Mrs Stokes of Fairfield, n. j.. guest,
had been president Of the Columbia
Eeisflts Art Club from 1905 to 1907.
Twenty-Five members responded 70
roll call Refreshments were served
Next meeting with Mrs Hardy, May i.
The Department Of the Potomac.
Womau's Relief Corrs, held meeting
At Grand Army Hail Wednesday, With
the president, Mary Howard Wingate,
presiding After business routine, q
number Of activities were planned.
A social evening. April 90, has been
arranged for the entertainment OF the
Mount Alto boys. Monday, April 80. q
card party is 10 be held at Northeast
Masonic Temple. Eighth and r streets
northeast. for the benefit of the lunch
eon a. Arlington on Memorial day 70
the comrades 81 the Grand Army of
the Republic and veterans Of ali wars,
All corps are invited 70 help make TINS
q success An excursion 10 Marshall
Hail Is 20 be given IN June. when CON-
rsdes Of the Grand Army and Mount
Alto veterans sill be guests.
EerTices were held in connemoration
Of Grand Army day, April s. al the
Grand Army statue, Seventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Department Com
Y1asnder Bobb and several comrades were
present A wreath vas placed upon the
statue BIZ Ida A. Oldroyd. and addresses
we're made by Caroline z. Curry and
Elszabafh D. SHAW Religious services
s'eYe conducted by John l.. Baternan
The ceremonies were concluded with
9 salute 70 the flag.
The Abraeadabra Club met Wednes-
day evening al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank j Metcan. 90i Ingraham
street Humorous stories we're related
by the Members Ia response ~ roll call
Offlcers fcY the coming year were elect
- as follows President, John M Syl-
veGgeY first ylce president. Mrs. Minnie
~ Hiliman second vice president
LLOYD n Sutton: secretary treasurer
Prank J. MetcaI corresponding Sec
reisry. Melvin y Lindsay chairman oi
the executive committee, Hrs. Gather
irsf T. BrUmDaugh Refreshments gere
GsrYes py .hs hostess,
The Nomzns Community Club ~
Eenssngt9n conducted b card psrty
Tuesday 10 the hrmorg for the benefit
81 ti2e Kensington Volunteer Fire De-
psrTaent. CANDY, cake etc. gss on
faae snd about 500 Was cleared for the
apartment There @ss q large attend
EEce
The next meeting of the club vii b.
he'd April 20 IL tna heW Armory
~sa.eh sill be 81 open meeting Hith ar
soareas BY Lewis Merriam On Indians
Warts of tire Nation %
The Friendship House Nursery Ai1
Giub.~~Ine April meeting viii be 81
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