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tober round-table meeting will be held
Tuesday at IL am. at the club house.
The department of applied education,
Mrs E. M. Willis, chairman, will be In
charge of the meeting. The speakers
will be Miss Lavinia Engle, who will tell
of her work for the children of Mary
land and Mrs. Northrup, who will talk
on 1.-THE History Of Old Silver" There
will be book review and music. An
informal luncheon at 1880 o'clock. with
the Hospitality Committee, Mrs. BARLEY
Reside, chairman, acting as hostesses
and members bringing their own sand
witches as on the old Committee day"
Curley Club.-Arraneements have
been completed by the Entertainment
Committee, under the direction of Miss
Pauline Donnelly, chairman, for o mas
querade Halloween party at the Win
ston Hotel October 81. Prizes will be
awarded.
The annual reception and banquet
viii be held in honor Of Father Francis
x. Cavanaugh, spiritual director Of the
Hotel.
| Miss Bessie Rupert entertained the
members of the club at q card party at
her residence, 407 Sixth street north
east, Saturday evening and John Dom
nelly will be host at a card party to-
morrow evening at his residence, ll27
E street northeast.
| The annual minstrel extravaganza
and dance will be held in Carroll Hall
November "a and 25.
Eugene Moreland, chairman Of the
| Athletic Committee, entertained the
members Of the Executive Committee at
his residence, 17os Upshur street.
Thursday evening.
The Washington League for the Hard
OF Hearing met in their new quarters at
626 CONNECTICUT avenue Monday eve
ming, when the club welcomed guest
| field workers. The president, Miss Flor
| ence Spofford, and Miss Betty Wright
made addresses. A Halloween party has
been arranged.
Regular practice class October AZ at
pm; All hard-of-hearing people well
coined.
The Huguenot Society of WASHINGTON
was addressed by Frank B. Steele, sec
rotary general Of the 8. A. r., at the
october meeting. He outlined the in
huence OF the Huguenot ideals. The
president OF the society, Samuel Herrick.
presided. DR.. Adams McAllister was
elected member Of the council. It
was decided to take measures to inau-
gurate campaign for the erection of a
monument in memory of the first colo
nicer OF American colonies, Admiral
de Col1gny. DR.. Vurpillot was named
chairman of the committee to outline q
plan for the monument, and also for
memorial, which will be erected by
the societies for permanent headuuar-
tiers Of the organization.
DR.. j. Jay Schiefelin, president of
the Huguenot Society of America, will
be the special guest at the November
meeting. He will make q short address
after the reception held in his honor.
The Clover Club met at the home Of
Mrs. David e. White October 10. The
vice president, Mrs. White, presided.
Mrs. N. N. Wheeler reported on current
events and Mrs. Owen on charity. Mrs.
Joseph Randall spoke on Exterior Of
the Home Gardens" A round-table
discussion followed on noted gardens of
the country. Mrs. Harry Schnabell
spoke on the Pierre du Pont gardens
and conservatory. Mrs. Wheeler spoke
of the Bonnie Venture Memorial Park"
in Savannah, Ga, and Mrs. Lowry told
something Of the gardens Of the Swift
and Mccormick homes out in Chicago.
The next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Warren Schoomaker, 619
Princeton place.
Kit Carson Women's Relief Corps
met at Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
club house, the president, Mrs. M. v.
AtchinSon Wilson, Mrs. Jenkins and
Mrs. Osborn Of Warren. Ohio; Mrs.
Leafy Day Of Augusta, Me-, and Mrs.
Burrows and Mrs. Calvin OF Potomac
were guests.
At the conclusion they went to the
inspection Of o. p. Morton Corps. held
at Masonic Temple.
The National Capital Chapter Of the
Delphian Society met at the Young
Women's Christian Association Build
ing Wednesday morning. The study Of
Egypt was continued under the follow
ing topics: THE Labyrinth" Mrs. A.
w. Catlin; Life in the Middle King
DOM" Mrs. Lillian M. Essex; The
First Queen of History" Mrs. e. H.
Erickson; "Hatshepsut's Temple" Mrs.
Times" Mrs. r. T. F. johnston "Egyp-
tian Literature" Mrs. J. E. Herman;
IAN Egyptian Historical Novel," Mrs.
Arabelle H. Norton. Subtopics on
Egyptian jewelry, the purpose OF the
statue, modern equipment as known to
the ancient, where the Egyptian kept
his books and the travellers interest in
Karnak were, respectively, covered by
Mrs. Ida TIVE, Mrs. Floyd Olcott, Mrs.
Il
and Mrs. M. J. Mathiot.
Further delving into the mysteries OF
the Nile country will occupy the atten-
ton of the society at Its meeting NO
vember 5.
The American Women's Towne Club
will hold social radio hours every eve
ming the club parlors are not other
wise engaged. All members will be well
come. A 500 and bridge party Is an
nounced for next Wednesday evening
and also for November 5 at $3.50 O'Clock.
Call club secretary for information.
The proceeds will go to the entertain
ment fund.
The Junior Committee met October
%. Plans were made for junior dance
teas on alternating Wednesday after
moons, beginning November IL, during
the Winter season, from to pm.
Those who will serve as ho6teSses No
vember IL are Mrs. M. A. Urban, Mrs G.
v. Martin, Mrs. G. Fuller Winters and
Mrs. Laura j. Bogue.
District Of Columbia Federation Of
WOmen's CMbs.-Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt,
president announces the "home-com-
ing meeting will be held tomorrow at
the Roosevelt Hotel, opening ut ii
O'Clock, when presidents Of clubs and
| chairmen of committees will outline
their programs for the coming season.
Members of federated clubs are well
come. Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham,
chairman Of music, will present Mrs.
| Harriet Harding Guthrie, who will
give a group of songs, with Mrs. Cum
ningham as accompanist. A letter has
been sent to the Board of Education by
the president protesting the abandon
ment Of the kindergarten school Of the
Americanization School, where pre-
school age children are cared for dur
! ing the class periods their mothers are