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afternoon from z.S0 TO 6, Guests of
honor will be the new memberships.
r. C. Billiard. Mrs. II. &, Gcary. Miss
Regina NJ, Schmidt and Miss Gertrude
Temple Club members are invited.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, director Of the
woInen's City Club Chorus, will present
this group III its only cencert Of the
season tomorrow evening. The chorus
will sing two short cantatas, The RcSc
al Avontown." by Mrs II, H, A. Beach,
which wss dedicated 10 the Cecilia
Ladies' Vocal Society of BROOKLYN, N. Y,
and Sir Oluf." by Harriet Ware. dedi-
Gated to the Ruhinstein Club of New
York and It's conductor. William Il.
Chapman Miss Ware, the composer Of
"Sir OMf." is much interested III the
presentation Of the csntata, and writes
the director she weuld be pleased 10
give a concert with this group of sing
ers in the Fall. Taking part i'll the
rantatas will he Miss Eta Austin. Miss
Mary Ball Miss Olive Beatty, Miss Inez
Crater. Miss Sue Hess. Mrs. Amy Har-
radon. Miss Adelaide Crowell. Miss
EVELYN CroSwsll Mrs. Gardner. Miss
Helen and Miss Edith Orisni. Mrs. Bes-
sic Packard. Miss Nell Price, Mrs, c. NJ.
Pratt Mrs Ruth SD0dgraSS. Mrs. Flea
nor Spencer, Miss Emma Smith and
Miss Elsie Sclulze. Mr.. Frederick Schae-
Ser. baritone, will be on the program
es Sir Oluf Mrs. Lyons will direct, with
Mrs, Charles Brook-Smith as aecompa-
mist Mrs. William e. Chamherlin.
reader. and music by Jean Westbrook.
violin: Frank WeStb~ooS violonceilo.
with Mrs, Frederick Westbrook at the
piano. Club members are invited to
bring their friends Cards At the desk.
Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlin. chair
man of the current events section. will
present as speaker and honor guest at
she regular meeting of this section
Tuesday at 4:45 pm. Henry O. Kim,
the Korean commissioner, whose subject
viii be Current Happenings in Korea.
the Land q the Morning Calm" Club
members are invited, with guest privi-
iesss.
Miss Helen wilbar, chairman of the
Junior section. announces q dance for
Wednesday at 3 pm. in the club ball
room. The committee on arrangements
Is Mrs. Mary B. Linkuns. Mrs. GooSwin
Graham, Miss Media Ann Martin and
Miss Doris Redfern, Specially dances
Nill be given by Miss Thelma Sehmitt
and Miss Esgne Reader. Cards at the
oesk or from committee members. Club
members are invited TO attend with
their friends.
Or, William Lee corbin viii give an
modern dranaatistS Thursday evening.
whel. Clyde Fitch and William Vaughn
Moodey will Be discussed. DR.. Corbin
lis librarian Of the Smithsonian Institu-
Gloia. Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt is
chairman OF the committee which ar
ranged the lecture course. Members of
the club and interested friends are in
vlted TO arrange at the desk for this
and the remaining lecture. which will be
given May T.
Miss Janet Richards viii be honor
guest and speaker at the dinner given
Friday OF $50 pm. under auspices of
the current events section. Miss Rich
ar is will speak ON current topics OF the
Gay. Members failing TO secure reserva-
tons for the dinner are invited to at
tend for the afteT-dinner talk Reser-
Tats0ns are new being made Mrs.
Grace Ross ChRmberlin. chairman, will
preside. Speakers who have appeared
throughout the year before this group
have been specially invited to attend
Ille clubhouse vas the scene of the
largest gathering Of guests at tea the
c-ua has ever entertained at tea hour
n SUNDAY. More than 800 responded
- the invitation TO attend this lea,
gwen u honor ai the visiting and local
members Of the National Socsstg
Daughters CT the American Revolution.
who were Ia attendance at tha CONT
nersa' congress. Members of the club
who are ALSO members Of the society
were hostesSes
The card party given by the Thimhls
Club last week was well attRnned. and
funds for sewing materials for Summer
1eocks for the little sfolks these ciub
members arr interested In is now In
tl2eir treasury. Mrs, john Allen Mum
E9.1 is chairman
Mrs. Jennie o. Berlirer. chairman OF
the Spanish section, reminds members
nf the club they are invited TO the home
ot Mrs. Frank 3. Frcvcr this AFTERNOON
from 4 to 6 O'Clock AZ her home. It'll
Massachusetts, avenue. 10 view the
splendid collection Of art and other
treasures assembled by Mime Freyer
during her residence in Peru and in
visits 10 other Pan American countries
Mime. FreyeF was decorated by the
Peruvian government for welfare work
EF1e Cid among women children and
animals While residing there.
The Monday bridge sections nomi-
mating committee reported the follow
i1g as cardidates for the various Offices.
election Monday, April 30. Mrs. j.
E1Aan Reid and Mrs. W H. Whitney,
chairman Mrs Frederick Yates and
AIRS l. sloeovich. vice chairman: Mrs
e p. culley and Mrs II. /. McCo.
GEc0aa vice chairman, Mrs. A. B Will
son anc Mrs J. < Fre3ot. secretary.
Asr& ~. r. Cole and Mrs. A, 3. Arnold.
treasurer, and Mrs Gina Saul. Mrs, r
E. Dawson. MRS. Corbin Thompson.
Ars George Caaee. MTs. A. s. Maddox
ard Mrs. Edgar r. Brown. directors
During The social hour Mra. A. Arnold
presided At the tea table, with Mrs. A.
ENREEsAAg A a.
arranging q May party bridge luncheon
fo- Monday. Mag I. WHICH viii conclude
the ecsson.
Ths American Association of Uni.
vrT&ty Women ere To have as tne guest
nf honor and speaker at t0morYow's tea.
Ales Matilda EIker of Washington. al
f9ef ~ Over tise Beat Side" Mrs.
gesii Manly will introduce Miss Elkef,
whe will talk on Ladies and Tigers
On Monday Al T45 pm, the Ad-
ganced Fre-ecFaoOl study Group will
meet ana on Tuesday at 2.20 the Begin
neFs Ffe~sesool study Class will hold a
Kfsa.an.
Or Wlnifred Richmonda study
Group in Adolescence will meet Al 7.45
Tuesday m and also 90 Tuesday, &
p nj. the Evening Bridge Club viii plag
Mss Cora Higby. who has charge u
the FoFtnleatly Talks. announces that
or wednesday. April rs. at z5 Repre-.
sentative Aiisen William Eagkiey n
Kentucky, will speak CA Issues Before
tiss Senate"
t}g WtnsiFea Richmond is ~ be the
lecturer In the course IN THE Modern
Approach 20 the PFoblemk ef peFBon~
atty" THIS lecture wili be on Mental
TESTS Their History ard Significance"
and viii be held al tfse clubhouse on
FRIDAY evening at 7AS
on Saturday a. / pm. there VIII be
q bridge l4ncneon. the Iaet of the sea
son. st which Mra Paul Blackburn
viii De tne hostess
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