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and sciences and dramatic chairmer
al reported their departments In work
n ,nS Trim and doing things. In the
0nmestic arts and sciences Miss PECK
Will at once begin a class in basketry
and any club member is eligible, with
out further dues. TO this instruction
The dramatic department has alread,
started work on an entertainment &c
raise funds 10 wipe out the endow
snient obligation.
- Refreshments were served by the
sfoSteSs committee, and an enjoya bic
~social time ended a profitable after
moon.
Princeton Chapter Of the Young
Women's Christian Association vii
&C. 4. Building. Seventeenth and II
~etreets. Mrs. Thomas Edwin Brown
&presldent Of the District Y. W. &. n.
will address the chapter. The busi
~ncSs session win he followed by so
scial hour from To 4. during which
~the members Of the chapter and their
friends will he entertained in Barker
Hall hy Miss Maitland lie Grange
Thompson. reader, from the Renshaw
SchVol Of Expression. and by Mrs
~Julia Cuthreth Gray. who will sing
AT the cloHe Of the program the chap
~ter Will attend the membership tea or
the third floor of the building.
At the last meeting OF Princeton
@Chapter the following officers We're
<elec7ed: Mrs. George Gordon Seibold
~rresident; Mrs. Julia \. Boyd, vice
president; Mrs. W. +. Waite, record
ing secretary: Mrs. :. r. splitter
Treasurer: Mrs. ], j. James. CORE
Rponding secretary: Mrs. Louis L
~Al!en. chaplain; Mrs. +. 5. Shipp
.parliamcntarian; Mrs. Goodwin Els
worth. historian: Mrs. Charles Hughes,
~memher at large The chapter meet
%ncs are held on the third Mondays
susuallv in the homes of members.
Members NJ other chapters ana
those interested in the association are
~cnrdially invited 10 he present during
fhe hour az entertainment between .
sand pm. on January Is in Barker
Hall. Y. ". {. A.
Florence Crittenton. annual
heref3+ card uarty. under auspices OF
she Emma Robertson Memorial C:rrle
~ the Florence Crittenton Home. VIII
he hold in he ballroom Of the May
slower Hotel. February 10, at p1n.
<P r. O.-Luncheon. January j.,
1eSn pm. at the Arlington Nom
Affiliated and out-of-town members IN
~vlted.
P.E. O.-Founders' day banquet at
Abe Arlington. January Il. al : pm
For reservations apply Immediately
TO Mrs. George Bailey. Sols T'.den
street, All members are welconie
The Weman's Club Of Bethesda met
January 10 az the home OF Mrs. Maude
Howell Smith Department and COM
sllittse reports occupied the greater
part OF the business session. Mrs.
Robert Sears OF the department OF
applied education spoke OF the need
for a commercial course in Bethesda
High school and stated that the club
might help in securing this by making
b tentative survey of prospective stu
dents in commercial branches OF study,
since definite demand for this work
C1us, he shown before the school all.
4horlties VIII be justified in adding il
TO the curriculum. In the absence of
airs. H l.. Lewis. legislative chair
man Mrs Ashby LeaEell reported
That the committee was making spe-
eial study Of the Capper-ketchan1 bill,
with View 10 recon InulendIng whether
or not the club should indorse it. The
present status OF the Shepher er6 Tovner
III with respect 10 Federal appropria.
A.ons was made clear and the fact
Drought out that Maryland is one ~
fra states witin- no supply its own
funds for carrying out the provisions
6f lhis ac1. For tie melton picture
crarnFr9Ittes Mr. Nina g Brann report
ed attendance at some OF the Christ
sr12s parties given to Washington chi!-
A6ren Al the motion picture houses. ex-
spr@SE.fiZ qualification al the follow
sup O. her committees work in mu-
.Eie3i appreciation furnished by the
sEohner Hafmonica Band in their
2plerG1d programs and in the gifts of
Small harmonicas 10 all ahe children
apreSeut
The American home chairman Mrs.
LanpseA Olipflant. presented Mrs. III.
sB. Humphreys. American home chair
sman Of the Montgomery County Fed
serstIon. who gave I9minute talk on
sthe objective points 10 be kept in view
sby this important department. outlin-
ang the twofoid aims presented by the
General FederatioR-L e.. the material
and spiritual sides OF the subject.
Irs. w. j. Peters. chairman Of the
sconfDIttee in charge OF the play-w-rit.
s5ng contest. stated that the prizes had
beer AWARDED and that first place had
green given 20 the play entitled The
sRegues'' submitted by Gideon a.
sI>Yor. through the Wofnans Club ot
TSeth@sda. 81 whjch Mrs. Lyon il q
srneusbeY. Tie second award went IA
AsIst M tJf}BA1 OF ftfe BDGkt1iie
~ Ongan'S cub. whose play bears the
ar;rigg:nG title Come Into the Kltch
en. The Judges %ere Mrs Edith
Ogden He5dei Of Washington. DR.
Siarence Parker. rector ot ~ John
ChUrch. Eethesda. and DR. char.%~ =
gsicn3 rdson ri the faculty Of The In.
.serrily 81 Maryland.
The cub voted ~ 4 former meet.
Sn2 ~ 5g0orSe fhe candidacy II Aftg
ayf,BF sf,
sesal Federaf3on and at this time
S12ekfd up ~ 4Haorseuent Dy appro.
Jrlating SIS t0Ea rd the eannt,sign n
Innd. u = hsch Ayr. w. ". Bride of
Nhe B%thesGa Club is Tub-cha ifuna y for
rNDntGoiuerE County, Al fhe recep.
65on given ~ the executive board Of
~" General Feti"ratl1n ia Warrington
on TVe~lay evening three members of
sabe "lub We:e present. Mrs Gilbert
frDs'enof. 3is F.an "a. Ghsfee and
sMFs. W J Peter
a The ci1se ~ he business session
NJ lfs Mpfia GI: ~ he program com.
Srfie@ l5itoo9o@d Jiss ada I.ainey.
49, EGj'Df ~ Tie Wa si1srg gfou Is1st.
ssn" spike ~ aff exhibitions in Wasii.
3bz'pn. G,ss I;a!nes discussed cur.
sfh' F&hits's . ne National. Smith.
tsoblan, $Dfh ahd Dunihcgne GalAerles.
o. stressed especa5ny the gcod for.
snnt ~ Washington art soyeIE IN ha y.
@Ig IN 'n@ heart ~ the city such m
aEsl.t1tipn ss ths Phillips Aemoraaj
ySsl.efy. wnefe The paintings ~ the
f@A1 ~ the younger american men are
fgssnx s}cs ~ s30e win ths bfgt m
1smtSJFsry FFeHch &Drks. The hest
Rtsts 81 ba %efe gnGeT fbe ehaJsInay.
fhip ~ Ifs r.. &. Bfar41eBb4rx.
The a1s"r fiub nef JSnDAyy 3 81
ebe nnHlf - Arr. Msr& LabSn5fzb
$50 j$@ssnrnf street. Thf ueetlD4
AhaE well stfFGGFa {Ians veye Etk