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be given in the garden of the club
| Thursday evening. June 26. The cast
| includes Ann Ives, Helen SheckellS,
James Otis Porter, John Paul Jones,
William j. Peters, William S. Hepner
and Paul Alexander. The music is in
! of the music committee Of the club.
| Clifford Brooks, director of the Ma
tional Theater, will be the guest Of
| honor and Mrs. Maud Howell Smith will
| be the hostess of the evening.
Crittenton Mission, will hold an>all-day
meeting June IS at the residence Of
| Mrs. Nellie Taylor, l20 Albany avenue,
| Takoma Park. Md. Business meeting at
| II am. followed by a box luncheon.
Cards and social diversions in the after
noon.
The Daughters of American CoIonists
| met Monday evening in special session
at the home of the regent, Mrs. Roderi-
guez P. Capo, 1856 ontario place Mrs.
William H. Wagner was elected second
vice regent.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the r.
M. A. elected officers Monday evening at
the Capitol Park Hotel, as follows
President, Mrs. F. B. Justis; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. F.. C. Gardiner; recording
secretary, Mrs. D. M. Tice; correspond
| ing secretary, Mrs. j. H. Starnes; treas
urer, Mrs. w. M. Collins: auditor Mrs.
H. c. Heffner: historian. Mrs. E. j.
Deeds. Mrs. V. L. Brown and Mrs j. w.
Crawford were elected directors to the
Federation of Women'S Clubs. Officers
and committee chairmen submitted re-
ports. Mrs. V. l.. Brown is the retiring
president.
Quota CIub-The guest of honor and
speaker at the meeting June II at din
ner at the Women's University Club was
Mrs. Stuart Northropp, who spoke on
The Art and History OF Silversmith-
ing"
In the absence of the president. Miss
Eleanor Eckhardt, who is attending the
international convention of Quota at
Winnipeg Canada. Miss Janet Lake,
vice president, presided.
U. S. Grant Circle No. 1. Ladies Of the
g. A. R., met Tuesday evening, with the
president. Miss Marguerite c. Moore. in
| the chair Miss Moore reported she
assisted at the services at the Tomb of
the Unknown Civil War Dead at Ar
lington on Memorial day
AS the next meeting. June "a, will be
their last meeting in Grand Army Hall.
all members are requested to be pres
ent. The commander and his staff
having signified their intention to be
present.
A committee will be appointed by the
president to arrange for meeting place
and for removal of circle property.
The Writer'S Rendezvous will meet
at the Winston Hotel. July S, at D. m.
Felix c. Schwarz will read an original
short story, and there will be talks.
readings and recitations by other mem
bers. Mrs. Edward Everett Gam has
been invited to attend.
Curley CIub--Miss Gretchen Baden.
president of the club, and Mr.. John
Donnelly, were nominated Thursday
evening, at the meeting in the Gordon
Hotel, for the Office of president. Other
nominations included: Vice president,
Harry Candee, Roland Hyland. John
Donnelly; treasurer. Miss Maud Nor
ton, Roland Hyland; recording secre-
tary, Miss Julia Bland, Miss Dorothy
McKnew, Miss Josephine Leahy; cor
responding secretary, Miss Ethel AM
mon, Miss Monte DAILY; advocate, Miss
Julia Bland, William Boyd; warden,
Hugh McGarvey, Albert Sweeney.
The election of officers will be held
June IS. At the conclusion of the
tertained with vocal selections. Miss
Gretchen Baden accompanied Miss
Glenn at the piano. Under the chap
eronage Of Mrs. Donnelly, about 20
members of the club are on a week end
party at North Beach. Nd, today. Sill
vic Poll, chairman of the lawn fete
committee, has completed preliminary
arrangements for the lawn party, which
will be held at Sixth street and North
Carolina avenue southeast, July is, for
the benefit Of the scholarship fund of
the club. He announced the follow
ing committee to assist: Miss Gretchen
Baden, Miss Stella McGarvey, Miss
Monica Gordon, Mrs. Cornell, William
Boyd, Harry Candee and Roland Hyland.
The Washington Zonta Club met
Wednesday at the Raleigh Hotel. This
was closed meeting preliminary to the
Seattle convention. The delegate, Mrs.
Grace Landon, received her instructions
The alternate is Mrs. Mae Movers Nc
Elroy. Plans for the annual picnic were
discussed. This will be held in July
and will be joint picnic with the two
new zonta Clubs of Frederick and Ha-
gerstown, probably held in Frederick.
The next meeting will be given over to
club sing under the direction of Leo
more Reed and Emily Dickinson.
Chapter B. p. E. o. met June 10 for
the last time this season at the home
of Mrs. Worthy P. Sterns, 1888 Lamont
street when a picnic supper was served.
The president, Miss Jessie Elting, pre-
sided over a short business meeting,
after which a social was held.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Daw-
son, Mrs. Emma Sloan, Mrs. W. P.
Sterns, Mrs. Ella Bockoven, Miss Louise
Foster and Miss Marjorie Williams
The Educational Council Of District
Democratic Women held its last regular
meeting June 10 until October. Mrs.
Clara Wright Smith, first vice president,
presided
Members and their friends will gather
during June, July and August at infor-
NAL meetings at 5 o'clock on the second
and fourth Tuesdays, each bringing a
box supper. The permanent place Of
meeting is Rock Creek Park, near the
Pierce Mill Inn, or in case of inclen1ent
weather at the home of Mrs. Florence
Jackson Stoddard, 725 Twentieth street.
Reports from Mrs. r. K Noble, treas
urer. and from Mrs. Margaret La Gorce
Streeter, chairman of the membership
committee, were made.
National League Of American Pen
WOmen.-MrS. Grace Thompson Seton,
national president, announces that the
committee for the Pacific Coast con-
gress of the league, June to 6, 1881,
at San Francisco. will be the nine Cali
fornia branches, the Seattle branch and
the branch at Reno, New
The hostess committee will be COM
posed of the presidents of the seven
Northern California branches, from
whom the invitation was received.
These include Mrs. Helena M. Rede-
well, president Of the San Francisco
branch; Miss Mary A. Coghlan. Golden
Gate; Mrs. Orley See. Berkeley; Mrs.
Veta Hurst Griggs. Butte County; Mrs.
Ednah Aiken, Santa Clara; Mrs Nell
G. Wilson, Sonoma, and Mrs. Alice