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at which Persian. Turkish, Egyptian
and Siamese literature and art would
be discussed and addresses made by
diplomats of those countries whose in
tereSts we're considered. Much atten-
ton will be given to Latin American
productions of writer's and musicians.
DR.. Victor Alfaro, Minister of Panama.
will address the association one eve
ming Drama will have prominent
place in the seasons program. Miss
Ruth Williams the young playwright,
will present two of her plays with castles
of talented professional and semi-pro-
fessicnal artists.
Council Of Jewish Women.-The
opening meeting of the council was
held Tuesday in the vestry room of the
Eighth Street Temple Mrs. Benton,
the first vice president, presided. DR..
Abram Simon. the speaker Of the after
noon delivered talk on Recent Events
in Zurich" Miss Dora Minovich rem
dered several piano selections. The
business meeting was then followed by
an informal tea.
Washington Chapter. No. 4, w. o. n.
A. r. D., will resume its monthly meet
Club. Mrs. Wymond H. Bradbury. Mrs.
Alois w. Burghur. Mrs c.. j. Fuhrmann
and Mrs. M. @. Goldstein, hostesses
Mrs. Burdine. president urges all to
be present.
Political Study CIub-Mrs. Bruce
Baird, president of the club, held a
Tuesday at the Mayflower Hotel. After
routine business, the chairman of men,
bership, Mrs. Virgil Miller, presented
the names of Is for membership: Mrs.
Ruth Bryan Owens, CongreSswoman Of
Florida: Mrs. Mary T. Norton, Con-
gresswoman of New Jersey, both hon
orary members: Mrs. Frank M. Ramey,
Mrs. George Q. Gillingham. Mrs. Ed
ward Dixon Hays, Mrs. p. Devereus
Johnston, Mrs. Robert Lee Ettenger,
Mrs William r. Cole, Mrs. Emma o.
Lewis, Mrs. Edward G. Emack, Miss
Mayme E. Sterling, Mrs. e. G. Bran
denburg, Mrs. Ronald l.. Mcdonald,
Mrs Harry B. Gauss, and Mrs. A. E.
Omwake, all of whom were accepted.
Mrs Gertrude Bischoff, chairman OF
program, announced the name of her
vice chairman, Mrs. Virginia White
Speel, and further, the speaker for the
October club meeting, Senator Henry j..
Allen of Kansas. whose subject will be
given later; the musical program will be
selections by the Burnheimer Trio,
composed of the piano, violin and cello.
The executive committee took action
to have a paper read at the meeting,
prepared by Mrs. Bruce Baird, entitled,
Light Golden Jubilee which per-
tains to the celebration October 81, OF
the fiftieth anniversary of Thomas A..
Edison'S incandescent lamp. The f1rst
club meeting of the season will be held
Saturday, October 10, at 2:30 pm, In
the Washington Club.
Ionic Club Of Master MasOnS, COM
posed of employees of the Treasury,
General Accounting ONCE and Capitol.
will hold the annual oyster roast at
GaIesville, Md, along the West River
or Saturday, October 10. 1t will be an
all-day affair, base ball, barnyard golf,
running races and plenty OF oysters TO
eat. A large crowd and gala good time
are anticipated, as these outings are
always looked forward to by the boys
with a great deal of pleasure. The offi-
GERS of the club. together with the eX-
ecutive committee, are working hard TO
make it a success.
The Ladies' Guild Of KenilwOrth,
ID. c. held their regular meeting We'd
| nesday, october q, at the home OF Mrs.
William Mortfelt on Kenilworth ave-
nue. northeast. Those present were
Mrs. Harry Kent. Mrs. Rudolph Jen-
nings, Mrs. Samuel Greene, Mrs. CLAUDE
Brown, Mrs. Sidney Wiseman, Mrs. N.
| G Robertson, Mrs. Bert Robertson, Mrs.
| Nory,oa graft Mrs Carson Adair, Mrs.