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gave talk on the cheer envelopes.
The circle will meet at the home Of
. its president, Mrs. A. B. McManus, De-
cember is for a Christmas party.
/ The circle held an associate men,
bers' day at the home November IL.
/ Miss Jean Cole, superintendent OF the
home, made an address.
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. Mrs. Olive G. johnson in
spected the circle Mrs. Virginia c.
Hall was admitted to membership. Mrs.
Cora Mandy, chairman, reported upon
card party held at her home for the
circles benefit.
lie CercIe Francois de Washington
, (Les Precieuses Ridicules) was received
,, Wednesday evening by Mrs. Bessie Edi-
son at her home on Sixteenth street.
.. Nine. Marie de Porry gave a reading
Nine. G. Augustus Simpson rendered
I piano selections. Arthur Lebel gave q
reading. A piano accompaniment was
I played by Nine. William j. Wallis. NJ.
Henri Lazard also gave q reading. The
program closed with charades, played
, by a number Of members, under the
direction of NJ. Pierre de Chauny and
M. Henri Lazard Nine. r. c. Knode
was elected to membership.
. |
Ellen Spencer Mrssey Tent, met No
, vember Ia at the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club and were called to order
by President Anna c. Horn. National
Inspector Mrs. Katherine Rain re-
ported inspection Of Mother Sperling
Tent of Baltimore The application of
, Mrs. Rose F. Gibson was received. Mrs.
Mary Fauth patriotic instructor, told
of placing wreath Armistice day on
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
accompanied by other members of the
tent. The chaplain, Mrs. Edith Bugbee
made report on the services Sunday,
November 2, at the Tomb of the Civil
) War Unknown Dead in Arlington, when
wreath was placed by Mrs. Edna
Proctor in honor Of her father, Comdr.
William Bobb. 1t has been decided
that Mrs. He, mione Sutton will place q
wreath IN honor of her father and
mother December Z.
Miss Pauline Commerford made a re-
port Of the condition of flags placed on
: graves of Union soldiers on Memorial
) day.
Future meetings Of the tent will be
! held at 808 I street on the second and
fourth Fridays.
Shakespeare Society Of Washington
: Prof. William L. Corbin, librarian of the
Smithsonian Institution and lecturer
on English Literature at the American
University, Will give an address tomor-
) row at pm. on Preparing for Shake
] speare" and he will treat of dramatists
who were Shakespeare immediate pred
ecessors and early contemporaries.
The dramatic portion of the program
will consist of parts of acts III and w
, OF "AS You Like It." arranged In three
scenes. Olyve Barbee, Ir1na Vaughan,
Ada Louise Townsend, T. Weed Harvey,
! Clarence E. RuebSam and Thomas M.
Cahill will appear. The arrangement
and direction is by Mabel owens viii
cox. The society will meet In the audi
I torium OF the Corcoran Art Gallery.
The Capital City Club met at the
with Mrs. Mildred Leuhrs assisting.
Songs were sung by the members ac-
companied on the piano by MES, Lii
I lian and Mrs. Ida Teeple.
The annual Thanksgiving dance
given by the club Wednesday night at
I the Cairo Hotel was quite a success.
/ The next meeting will be at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs william Flynn with
Mrs. Everett Flynn assisting.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
with Mrs. De Witt @. Croissant at her
home, TIT Q street. The assisting
hostess was Mrs. James D. YeomanS.
The president, Mrs. r. Bruce Bare, pre-
sided and Mrs Anton Heitmuller
was program chairman. Mrs. Edward
G. Russell and Miss Margaret Noud
read papers. The next meeting will be
I held at the home of Mrs. John W. Friz-
zen, Mrs. r. Bruce Bare will be as
sisting hostess.
The Just Sew Circle of the Florence
Crittenton Home was recently enter
J tained by Mrs. G. H. Fonken and Mrs
N. G. Gordon at the home of Mrs. G.
. H. Fonken, 4611 Hunt avenue, Chevy
Chase, Md.
Columbian WOmen.-Dr. Grace Guile
Purse, staff physician of the Young
J Women'S Christian Association, will be
the speaker at the meeting Tuesday aft
ernoon, when she will talk on Women
in Medicine"
During the social from to 5 o'clock,
Mrs Oscar Benwood Hunter, wife of the
> assistant dean Of the School of Medi-
cine; Mrs. Dewitt c. Croissant, wife of
the executive officer of the department
. of English, and Miss Joan F, McGreevy
president of Alpha Epsilon Tota, wom-
ans medical fraternity, will be at the
tea table. Miss Elizabeth Cullen, presi-
: dent, will preside.
Baby Lovers Circle, No. 2, of the
Florence Crittenton Home held lunch
) con meeting Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. G. Chester Caywood, Wesley
Heights. Mrs. Frank w. Garden, presi-
, dent, presided. The next luncheon
meeting will be December 80, at the
j home of Mrs. F. M. Shore.
) American Association Of University
WCmen.-There will be tea tomorrow
|, at O'Clock, at which Miss Annabel
! Matthews will speak regarding her
work as member of the United States
! Board of Tax Appeals. Arrangements
: for the tea are being made by the Junior
group. Miss Dorothy Field will be
hostess.
Sessions of the international rela-
5 ttohs study group will be tomorrow
! evening at 715 o'clock. Basil NJ Mauly
is the teacher.
A dinner will be given December
at o'clock at the club house. The
speaker and guest of honor, DR.. John
: H. Gray, professor of economics in the
) Graduate School of American Uni
verSity, will give his observation of
Russia. Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan will
preside.
The Department of Potomac, WOman's
: Relief Corps, Mrs. Della l.. O'Brien
) president, visited the Naval Hospital
I Monday evening and distributed gifts.
Burnside Corps was represented by Mrs.
OBrien and Miss M. Adelaide Foster,
I departmental organizer; Lincoln by Mrs.
Ella Orr, chairman of Executive Com
mittee; Jennie Hamilton, Anna Horn
and Mrs. Dice; Kit Carson by Mary H.
Wingate, Louise Watson, Augusta B.
I Palmer and Margaret Marsh; Phil Sher-
idar by Mrs. Addie Hickman, senior
I vice president Of the department a.
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