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electricians, Walter A. Gawler and Mr..
Stone; business manager, Charles M:
Boteler. Mrs. Jones was reelected
president.
The committee for the consideration
of plays includes Mrs. Gewehr, chair
man; Mrs. Stone, Mr.. Hildreth, Mrs.
Carl w. Mitman, Mr.. and Mrs. David
son and Mrs. Walter A. Gawler. Cast
ing Committee consists Of Mrs. Carl w.
Mitman, chairman; Mrs. Stone, Mrs.
Howard G. Nichols and Miss Gretchen
Daniels. Costume Committee, Mrs.
Whitney. Tentative dates were chosen
for next season as follows: November
Is, February l and April IS. One
three-act play will be presented and
two evenings three one-act plays will
be given. An original Play Committee
under the chairmanship Of Mr.. Hill
dreth was appointed with view to
The Child Study Club Of Wesley
Heights met at the home of Mrs.
Charles Harmon Pardoe June 2. Mrs.
James H. Dorsey of Baltimore spoke on
Rainy Day Occupations for Children" J."
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. Charles Woodward, president;
dent; Mrs. Walter Davidson, secretary
and treasurer; Mrs. Wesley M. Gewehr,
social secretary; Mrs. Henry D. Ralph,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Max
]. Prof1t, librarian.
Aloysian Club.-Miss Alice G.. Kelly
IS contemplating arrangements for an
open-air card party which will be held
in the near future. The second tennis
court has been completed and is open
for play. The chairman Of the Tennis
Committee, Miss Katherine Burns, re-
ports that the courts are proving very
popular. Arrangements to play may BE-
made with Miss Burns, telephone Lin
coin 1858.
The Department of the Potomac. w.
r.. c.. held Memorial day exercises at
Arlington, Mrs. Addie Wheeler Hick-
Flowers were placed on the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier, the Spanish War
| Memorial and the Tomb Of the I'm
known soldiers of the Civil War. The
department will celebrate Flag day
June IA at 7:30 pm. on the east side
of the Capitol. Rev. John C. Palmer
will offer the invocation, and music
will be furnished by the Marine Band.
An appropriate speaker will be fur
nished by the chairman, Mrs. Helen E,
Temple.
Burnside Corps, Woman's Relief
Corps, met at the home Of Miss Ade-
laide Foster, the Miramar Apartments,
Wednesday. with the president, Mrs.
Alice Meade, presiding. The post was
represented at all Memorial activt-
ties in conjunction with the Department
of the Potomac. The corps decided to
give benefit box luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Adelia Fought, Falls
L. H. ftrff
The next meeting will be held at the
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club,
1015 L street, June 10.
District Of Columbia WomenS Demo-
cratic Education CounciI.-Mrs. Clara
Wright Smith presided at a meeting OF
the Executive Board Tuesday evening at
Democratic national headuarters. The
following committee chairmen were ap-
pointed: Miss Mae Helm. chairman OF
finance; Mrs Robert B. DawkinS. chair
man of program; Mrs. Lester Pollock,
chairman of education; committee
members, Mrs. Stewart Grayson, Miss
Nina Jones and Miss Lydia Mae Fran
els. Mrs. Charles P. Stewart was ap-
pointed syndicate publicity chairman;
Mrs. Grattan Kerans, club publicity,
and Miss Beaufort Kelley was appoint
ed sergeant at arms.
The regular meeting OF the council
will be held June Is at $50 o'clock in
Rock Creek Park near Pierce Mill. Dur
ing the Summer the picnic open-air
meetings will be held. A trip will
be made July 4 to Monticello.
New members reported by Mrs. Rob-
ert Noble were Mrs Robert B. Daw-
kins, Mrs. Helen Montague and Miss
Katie Lou McVicker.
The Zonta Club met Wednesday at
the Raleigh Hotel, the president, Ame-