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ternational to be presented at the ma
tional convention In Philadelphia II
June. and subsequently ct the interns'
tional in London.
A meeting of the regional council o
the Midwestern and South Atlantic
district was announced for next Tues
day Mrs. Ethel Knight Pollard of thu
Washington club is regional director
Miss Ruth Jackson of Detroit treasurer
end Mrs. Mary Catherine Lewis, presi.
dent of the Washington club, is regiona
secretary. Mrs. Jane Ryan and Mis-:
sentatives to the region from the
Washington club.
Attendance prizes were awarded tc
the groups of Mrs. Ada M. Klein Peter
and Miss Celeste Hodges. Mary Cath.
crime Lewis, president, presided.
The Sunshine and Community Society
met Monday at the Carlton Hotel fol
its annual meeting and May day break
fast. The president, Mrs. James Under
wood, presided Annual reports were
given. The guest speakers we're Mrs
Virginia White Speel, past president OF
the District of Columbia Federation OF
Women's Clubs; Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt
president of the District of Columbia
Federation of Women's Clubs; Mrs
Harvey Prentice, Gospel Mission; Mrs
Ella S. Knight, organizer and past
president of the Sunshine Society; Mrs
Giles Scott Rafter of the parent teacher
association. Miss Mary Apple and Miss
Hazel Priest gave vocal solos. Mrs
Charles Bair gave readings.
A picnic will be held at the home OF
Mrs. L. H. Meyers, 12i Hesketh street
Chevy Chase, Md, June 2.
The Washington Readers Club met
May at All Souls Church. P. j.
Altizer was host of the evening. The
program was opened by musical selec-
tons sung by Mrs. Townsend, accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank Byram, guest
artists. Mrs. Jessie l. Pierson gave an
original poem: Mrs. Claude N. Ben
nett reading: Clarence e. Ruebsam,
q prologue, and there was a one-act
play by william E. Bryant, May jane
son Bryant. John Adams and Charles
T. Newman.
New officers elected are: President,
w. Alfred Falconer: vice president, Mrs.
May Jameson Bryant: recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Esther Wsldron; correspond
ing secretary, Miss Esther Marshman;
treasurer, Mr. William B. .Crowe1l; his
torian, Miss Alice j. Whitcomb.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
met Tuesday night In Grand Army
Hall. The president, Mrs. Cora L.
Mandy, introduced the patriotic in
structor, Mrs. Mary Van Ness Fauth,
who, in behalf of the corps, presented
O flag to Troop II of the Girl Scouts,
which was accepted by Capt. c. E.
Horsfall. The pledge Of allegiance was
given by the eight Girl Scouts who re-
cited their laws. This troop is now
L. = E.. T0,.wl =,
section. Vocal numbers were rendered
by the Glee Club of Tech High School,
with Mrs Belle Thompson, director, at
the piano Trumpet solos were played
by Roy A. Wiseman, William Day, Earl
L. Edwards of the Central High School
Trio, with Ludwig Mandy at piano.
Miss Marcia Knowlden sang, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Knowlden.
Among the special guests were De-
partment Condr. r. j. Young. Post
Conndr. Samuel G. Mawson. Col. Old
and Byron w. Bonney. Mrs. Fauth
was given a flag by Mrs. Maria Brick
er, which had been Comrade Brtckers.
Refreshments were served.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Md.-Monday at pm. the music sec
ton will have its annual luncheon. At
HAlAA
tee will meet at the home Of Mrs. j. q.
Whiteside, on Chevy Chase parkway.
AT IL am. Tuesday the membership
committee will meet with the chair
man, Mrs. Jesse e. Swigart, on Essex
street. And at pm. the art section
will have q luncheon at the Columbia
Country Club. Mrs. Newman Little is
the hostess.
The executive board meets Wednes-
Ia 90 be ClfIh
for luncheon at o'clock. Mrs. Louis
L. Boekhoff, Mrs. Fred N. Oliver and
Mrs. George A. Finch are the hostesses.
Friday at 2 o'clock a combined meeting
of the nature and literature sections
will be held at the home of Mrs. George
r. Nikkelson, on West Lenox street. DIR.
Arthur Rummel, chief Of Chinese di-
vision Of the Library of Congress. will
sneak, and Mrs. Catherine Cate Coblenz
win read from her poems.
American Association Of University
Women.-Sunoay. q walk. Meet Of
Rosslyn, Va, street car station at 1850
o'clock to walk to Thrifton, Va, where
O picnic supper viii be served at the
TO bring something toward the supper.
Monday, O tea Tuesday, tea ut
o'clock at the women's City Club In
honor of Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey.
Saturday, at 8 pm, an informal caro-
party Miss Olive N. Hallock Will be
ahe hostess.
The Columbian Women Of the George
Washington University met Tuesday at
the country home of Mrs. Edwin G.
Brandenburg. Miss Elizabeth Cullen
was reelected president. Other officers
named were: Mrs. Edwin B. Behrend,
first vice president; Miss Virginia Die
del, second vice president; Miss Maxine
Girts, recording secretary; Miss Mar
eelle lie Menager, corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Esther Foster, treasurer;
Mas Mildred Getty, assistant treasurer
and Mrs. r. N. Knappen, historian.
A reception was held in Mrs. Bran
denburg's garden, when she was as
sisted In receiving by Mrs. Charles /
Corby, Mrs. Charles z. Hill, Mrs. James
H. Taylor, Mrs. Charles e. Munroe, Mrs
James Benedict, Miss Carolan Getty
and Miss Claudia Kyle.
Miss Elizabeth Peet, chairman Of the
scholarship committee, announced that
during the year six girls have received
aid from the Columbian Women toward
their college education. Four of the six
Columbian Women scholarship girls
won places on the honor roll OF the