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George Washington University, student
of Shakespeare, who gave talk on
THE Comedies of Shakespeare" Mrs.
Landick was hostess at tea to the
club and guests.
Park View Women's Club - The
meeting Of the club was held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. William M. Lunn, 1852
Park place, on the evening of April 3.
The assisting hostesses were Mrs. Coch-
rane and Mrs. Pollard. Mrs. Evans
presided, and after the reading OF the
minutes by the secretary, Mrs. l.. q.
Murray, the usual committee reports
followed. After various expenditures, the
treasurer's report showed good bal
ance on hand. Mrs. Russell stated that
a large bundle of linen had been deliv-
cred to the Home Of the Incurables and
requested that the members continue TO
assist her in this work. Mrs. Fred 5.
walker gave a report of the last Dis
trict Federation meeting. 1t was an
nounced by Mrs L. E. FELTON,, chairman
of the art committee that plans for the
picnic in April have been abandoned;
instead the committee will attend the
pictures on German art to be given at
the Savoy Theater April %, following
the District Federation meeting at the
Hotel Roosevelt 1t is possible that the
q DlCIlC Will DC lIclQ ASoNf
mark and learn committee will meet
April % at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Faris, who will be assisted by Mrs. Fol-
lard and Mrs. Naylor. Mrs. M. Smith
announced that the program would in
clude paper on Jane Addams by MRS:
Walker, followed by recitations OF
Spring poems by several members. MRS;
Robbins, reporting on the ways ana
means for Mrs. Hutchinson, spoke In oe-
tail of the plans for the card party
which was held at oysters Auditorium,
21O3 Rhode Island avenue northeast, on
the evening of April 16. Fancy arti-
Giles. homemade candy and cake were
also on sale. The proceeds are 10 De
used for philanthropic purposes. Tne
Bridge Club will meet on its regular
date with Mrs. Morgan, 4zo manor ,
place, Mrs. Morgan will be assisted py
Mrs. M. Smith. Mrs. Pollard and Mrs.
Drissell. Mrs. Dalwick told Of the COM
pleted plans for the special Cleanup
week which was held In Park View the
week beginning April IS. The program
given at the last meeting OF the Cltl-
zens' Association meeting at Park View
School was under the direction OF Mrs.
Dalwick, representing the Park view
Woman's Club, and was designed TO
further this movement. The arrange
ments for the annual banquet to be
held in June are in charge OF Mrs.
Lunn, chairman Of entertainment. sew
eral places were offered for consldera-
ton and the matter held over Tor de-
cision at the May meeting. Tickets Tor
the District Federation benefit to be
given at the National Theater were Oh
fered for sale, and it is hoped that the
members will cooperate as Tar as pos
sible in this. The annual election OF
officers will take place in May. Mrs.
Evans appointed as nominating COM
mittee Mrs George Russell, MRS.
Thomas Faris and Mrs. Charles Ruon'
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
met Tuesday night, with Mrs E. Helen
Temple presiding. Absent omceIs
chairs were filled by Mrs. Nan Slattery,
Mrs. Margaret Bradt and Mrs. Eliza
beth Shaw. A report on the applica-
ton of Mrs. Caroline Burrows was
made by the committee, Mrs. Charlotte
M. Cary. Mrs. Amelia Failing and Mrs.
Caroline Curry. Department general
orders No. 2 were read by the secretary,
listing the aides and committees for the
current year. A communication was
received from Mrs. Cora L. Mandy In
appreciation of the silver anniversary
gift to her and to her husband.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1OI tAAC AAONNAO CIV
mothers funeral was made by MIS-.
Sarah Morrison Smith. The depart
ment president and staff will visit the
corps on May Z, when the department
commander of the grand army and stan
will be invited Mrs. Nan Slattery was
installed as assistant guard by MIS-
Shaw. The secretary, Mrs. Mabelle NC
Dowell, invited the corps to her nome
to greet Maj. Mcdowell Saturday eve
ming on his nineteenth birthday anniver
sary. A post card shower will be sent
him at 900 C street. Mrs. Mary van
Ness Fauth spoke of Comrade Brlcker
condition and of his appreciation OF
flowers and cards sent. A short pro-
gram was arranged by the patriotic in
structor, Mrs. Cary, in honor OF WASH
ington. Lincoln and Mckinley. An
article on the religious life of Lincoln
was read by Mrs. Cary. John Claggett
Proctor's poem, when Washington
Crossed the Delaware" was recited by
Mrs. Cora L. Mandy A short Sketcn
of the life of Mckinley was read by
Mrs. Shaw. Interesting facts on Wash
ington and Mckinley were given oy
Mrs. Mcdowell and Mrs. Temple. The
department president will be assisted by
her corps in the card party to be given
at Thomas Circle Club on the 18th.
Mrs. Addie Hickman is planning an
excursion for June 20. The guest OF
honor was Assistant Adj. Gen. Byron
Bowney.
The Soroptimist Club met April II at
Hotel La Fayette, / pm, the president,
Mrs. Harriet HALEY Locher, presiding. A
large attendance greeted the speakers
Miss Tracy Copp Of the Federal Bureau
of Vocational Training gave talk on
the part the Federal Government is
taking in this field Of endeavor and Mr..
G. Holman gave a comprehensive eX-
PLANTATION Of the farm relief bill now
pending in Congress. Many guests
were in attendance. Mrs. Caroline B.
Stephen entertained as her guest Miss
Ethel Grimes, executive secretary Of the
Girls Friendly. Miss Ella Hauft and
Miss Julie Cupfer, teachers in charge
of research and guidance in Columbia
Junior High School, were the guests OF
Mrs. Agnes I. Kinnear. Mrs. Grace
Wilcox, District of Columbia manager
Of tn Spencer corset, was the gust OF
Mrs. Mary Lewis. Mrs. May D. Light
foot entertained Mrs. Alice Boss. Miss
Mary Baker of Fall River, Mass, was
the guest of Mrs. Isabelle Baker. Miss
Knox of New York, editor Of the -. "a
zine Practical Home Economics, was
the guest of DR.. Lillian B. Storms.
The baby Soroptimist Club Of Bronx
County, N Y, which came into being
about week ago, was represented at
the club by DR.. Jean B. Ruhl, who was
accompanied by her guest Miss Francis
Seely, principal Of one OF the schools
in the Bronx. Dr. Ruhl is in Washing
ton as organist of the D. A. r. Congress
She is a member of the Washington
Heights Chapter of Bronx County.
Descendants of rs Chapter held its
April meeting at the home Of Mrs. Clyde
M. Hamblin, 1929 Iris street. The as
sisting hostesses were Mrs. d. j. Nc
earthly and Mrs. w. H. Topping. The
regent, Mrs. Tonnis J. Holzberg, pre-
sided. Reports of officers and commit
tees and chapter representatives or
: State committees were given. Report
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