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president of the Philadelphia club Mrs.
Smith entertained the PHILADELPHIA club
at tea on Sunday afternoon. honorinq
| Miss Bearmore and Mrs. Pollard.
MISS DAISY Reed represented the
Washington club at the international
dinner held in New York last week.
d. c. Chapter American War Mothers
| entertained many out-of-town guests,
members Of the American War Mothers
from other States, during the National
Defense Conference: The national
president, Mrs. Virgil Mcclure of Lex
ington. KY; Past National President
Mrs. Mary Spence of Milwaukee, Wis;
Mrs Davenport, State president of New
Jersey; Mrs. Howell, State president
of Pennsylvania; Mrs. Haws of New
YORK, Mrs. Martin of Wisconsin, Mrs
E. T. Fenwick, State president of Vir-
glnla; Mrs. Espy and Mrs. Saunders of
INDIANA ana large delegation of men,
| bers from New York, New Jersey,
pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Wis
consln. AT the dinner given in honor
of Mrs. Virgil Mcclure at the Hamilton
Hotel Tuesday, January %, Mrs. Cath
rlne Langley. who represents Mrs. Nc
cures district in Congress, and Mrs.
Florence Kahn, Representative in Con-
gress from California, were guest
speakers. Miss Kathrine Morrison pre-
sided at the piano and vocal numbers
Miss Roddy. Mrs. Mary T. Shanahan
presided and officers Of the D. C. Chap
| ter were hosteSSes at the tables where
| out of-town guests were seated
A Valentine party will be held at
Mount Alto Hospital Monday evening
and card party at the Naval Hospital
February "a; Moving pictures will be
beth's, one night each month during
the rest Of the Winter and the Spring
months.
Mrs. William Sherman Walker will
be the speaker guest at the social meet
ing Friday, February %. at the Hamil-
ton Hotel. Mrs. May D. Lightfoot is
in charge of arrangements.
Park View WOman's CIub.-Mrs Aria
Morgan was hostess at the regular
meeting of the Park View Woman's
Club Tuesday evening. She was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Standish and
Mrs. Hahn. With Mrs. FELTON, presiding,
the meeting opened with the usual
exercises, followed by roll call.
The committee reports indicate prog
ress in all lines of work, the report of
the treasurer being particularly salts
factory, showing an increased balance
of cash on hand. 1t has been decided to
hold a large card party some time in
March. Mrs. D. E. Clark OF 1914 Far
ragut street has offered her home for
this occasion, and Mrs. George Evans is
in charge Of arrangements. 1t Is hoped
that with the cooperation Of all men,
bers to fill IS tables.
The corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Theodore Naylor, read several letters,
including one from the Community
Chest, thanking the club for its dona-
ton Of $40.
Mrs. Maurice Smith, chairman Of the
literary committee, announced the next
meeting at the home of Mrs Walter
Sommers on the evening Of February
IS, The program will consist of re-
view of the life of Louis PaSteur and a
surprise arranged by Mrs. Smith. as
sisted by several members.
An interesting afternoon Is ant1ci-
pated by the members of the art COM
mittee, which will meet at the Freers
Art Gallery at l 80 pm. on Thursday,
February 20. Mrs. Ellis Logan will con-
duct the members through the gallery
and discuss the various works OF art.
AS part of the philanthropic work, the
executive committee held its meeting on
February at the headquarters of the
Instructive Visiting Nurses on Georgia
dNcIluC dIA huAAAbOA VA 6ASOA
dressings and SpongeS were made.
The afternoon bridge club will meet
with Mrs. Smith on February ID at
1890 pm, and Mrs. L. E. FELTON,, Mrs.
George Evans and Mrs. DrisseN will be
assisting hoStesSeS.
Mrs. Evans requested that as many
members as possible attend the card
party to be given at the washington
Club on the afternoon Of March 4 for
Af thA characterization
School.
The District Federation report was
read by Mrs. Naylor from notes taken
by Mrs. Fred Walker who was unable
to be present. A motion was carried to
the erect that Mrs. Pierce Ashburn be
made delegate to the Park View Citi-
zens' Association meetings.
Following the adjournment. Mrs.
Evans read several articles dealing with
the historic interest of Bladensburg.
Valentine games followed.
The Chillum District Study Club held
it's February meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Richard ]. Saffell, Brent
wood, Md, with the president, Mrs. j.
Enos Ray, presiding.
The club voted to indorse a resolu-
ton from the General Federation of
Women's Clubs international relations
chairman, Mrs. Hooper, urging the
Senate to ratify the new protocol.
Mrs. Edward A. Rom. international
relations chairman, provided the fol-
lowing program: "The Mass Education
Movement in China" Mrs. Ruth F.
Waters; "Our New Envoy to japan"
Mrs. Mabel L. Tip; THE Four Interna-
tional Meetings in Which the United
States Has Participated" Mrs Lulu L.
Castle; THE London Conference" Mrs.
Margaret H. Rom: THE Cause and Cure
Of War" "a review of the recent con-
ference In Washington, Mrs. Isabel A.
Ray.
Two games were played. In the first,
Mrs Ray won first prize and Mrs. Castle
second, and in the second Mrs. Castle
won first prize and Mrs. Ray second.