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president, May Lands; chaplain. Edith
Bugbee; treasurer, K C. Rain; council
members, Jennie Hamilton, Margaret
Brodt, Addie Hickman; patriotic in
Structor, Mary Fauth.
M. Brodt and e. Bugbee are in charge
of Christmas party for December II.
and all are asked to help, also to bring
one or more packages TO be used by
Santa Claus, who is to be there that
night.
The treasurer read an excellent re-
port Meeting closed in regular form
and adjourned to meet December II in
open session.
Tau Sigma Pi Sorority of this city
f.aS installed new chapter consisting
s1f Miss Mabel Bowie. Miss Pauline Col
stsf, Miss Thelma Collier. Miss Virginia
Compton, Miss Meroe Freeman, Miss
Ruth Hamilton, Miss Marion Woodend
and Miss Thelma Thomas, all of this
city.
Twentieth Century CIub.-In re-
sponSe to the petition of forty members
of the club a new section is being
formed. It will be called the business
section and is formed for the study of
business problems. Mrs. Louis Simon
will be the chairman and the first
meeting will take place at her home,
1875 New Hampshire avenue, tomor-
row at pm. Bruce Baird will speak
on the subject of Wills" All mem
bers of the club are invited to join the
section.
The civic section will meet Thursday
at 1890 at the Y. w. c. A. for a forum
lunch. Mrs. George E. Kicker will pre-
side. The speaker will be j. Roland
Bibbins. His subject is Why Wash
angton Needs Transportation Merger"
AIRS. Leo D. Miner will conduct the
HAture section on a trip to wellington
"wednesday, starting from Mount Yer
non Station at $50 am. There VIII be
no meetings of the music. education or
literature sections this month.
'Eta American Association of Uni
Sefsity Women's tea tomorrow at 4
pm. will be followed by branch meet
ing. Members who are graduates from
sVassar College will be hosteSSeS.
Tuesday at pm. DR.. Lois Hayden
Meek will meet her group in advanced
pre-school study, at the Child Research
Center, 1925 Columbia road. The be-
ginning pFe-school study group will meet
at the same place on Wednesday at 2
pm, with Miss Nell Boyd Taylor. Miss
Ethel 1. Sunny will meet the group
studying character development Of ele-
mentary school children at the club
house Tuesday at 7:45 pm.
Senior Dr. Don Ricardo j. Alfaro,
Minister from Panama, will be guest
of honor at dinner December IL, pm.
tSenor Alfaro will speak on arbitration
IN Latin America, and on the arbitra-
tion conference opening in Washing
ton December 10.
The book review group will meet
Thursday at IL am. with Mrs. p. M.
Anderson as leader. Mrs. Devine will
review 1.-THE Beaux Strahagem," Mrs.
Brown, THE Intelligent Women's Guide
to Socialism and Capitalism" and Mrs.
Fenning, THE Winged Horse"
Will HutchinS, professor of fine arts
at American University, will give a lee
ture on the Genesis of Modern Art"
at the clubhouse Friday at 8 pm. Miss
Sybn Baker will introduce Mr..
Hutchins.
At luncheon December Is at p.m.,
Miss Esther Caukin, an unofficial OBJ
server for the A. A. U. W., will tell Of
Experiences in Berlin, Geneva and
Madrid Mrs. Fenning will introduce
Miss Caukin.
The association will present, on De-
cember %, Miss Anita Zahn in a dance
recital. This is the second number of
the clubs Winter program offering In
derpretations of New Forms of Old
Arts" Miss Zahn studied dancing un-
der Isadora Duncan and Is now head
of the Elizabeth Duncan School OF the
Dance in New York City. Her recital
win give an Interpretation of the ira
ditions of the Duncan methods and will
also emphasize the progress in modern
compositions.
The Bryn Mawr Club will meet to-
morrow, from 4 to 6, at the home of
Mrs. G.. D. Gregory, 1921 Nineteenth
street. DR.. Florence Bascom, until re-
Gently of Bryn Mawr College, will be
the guest of honor. Baroness Serge
Korff, Mrs. Eden Hulburt and Mrs.
e. G. Vandergrift will report on the
plans for the Washington debut of
Angina Enters in her Dance Episodes, :"
which the Bryn Mawr and Wellesley
Clubs are sponsoring, in January. All
Bryn Mawr women in the city are cor
daily urged to attend the meeting.
The League of Republican Women
held its monthly meeting Monday at
the Washington Club.
The new feature of an open forum
was introduced by Mrs. Hartman, the
president, who called Mrs. Alger to the
chair to conduct the forum. Mrs. Harry
K. Daugherty, wife of the assistant So
aicitor Of the Treasury, gave clear and
comprehensive resume of the principal
measures to be taken up by the incom-
ing Congress. The special topic of the
day, Muscle Shoals" was opened by
Col. E. A. Hartman, who discussed the
legal aspects of the complicated situa-
ton. Mrs. John r. Leighty gave per-
sonal "reminiscences of her visit to the
Muscle Shoals plant. w. G. Waldo, en-
gineer and secretary of the Tennessee
River Improvement Association, spoke
nf the econornic condition of the Muscle