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plans to have associated with 1t studios
of art, music and dance.
A meeting will be held October 20,
at $3.50 pm, at 1106 Connecticut ave-
nue., when the history. aims and poll
cies of the Roerich Society will be ex-
planned by Nine. M. Mertvago-Hanen-
feldt, and the plans for future activi-
open to the public.
| The Excelsior Literary Club met at
the home of the president. Mrs. Alice
V. Creque. Mrs. Trauty installed the
following officers: President, Mrs. Alice
| v. Creque; vice presidents, Mrs. c. B.
Greene and Mrs. Robert j. Bates: re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Emily Jarboe;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. r. l..
Waters treasurer, Mrs. Julia Webb;
| press correspondent, Mrs Walter As
muth; director to D. c. F. w. c., Mrs.
Trauty; member of Club House Com
mittee, Mrs. Harry Newman. The
next meeting will be held at the home
| of Mrs. Matte @. Ewing, 1924 New
Hampshire avenue, the afternoon Of Oc-
tober 18.
Kit Carson Woman's Relief Corps
club house, after which members went
| to the Thomas Circle club house and
paid their respects to the charter men,
bers Of Phil Sheridan Woman'S Relief
Corps. Chairman of relief, Mrs. Sara
Mcmillan, gave a report Of work for
the month.
| The department president, Mrs Louise
Watson, announced a school Of instruc-
tion october 30 at 1015 L street at 8
o'clock. Kit Carson inspection will be
held November 18, at pm, at 1015 l.
street. The next meeting Is Novem-
Der 4.
The Woman's Community Club of
Kensington met Monday in the Masonic
Hall for luncheon. The hosteSses were
Mrs. w. F. Matthews. chairman; Mrs.
A. B. Hastings. Mrs. T. S. Rabbit, Mrs
E. S. Singleton. Mrs. E. P. Saunders
Mrs. E. w. Sherman, Mrs. B. F. DER
dorf Mrs. H. K. Corriskad, Mrs J. A.
Feerey.
A program was given. with Mrs j.
Taylor, president, presiding Mrs
Ceci!e Lttlefield of Washington sang
with Mrs. H. D. Crocker of Washing
| ton, accompanist. Mrs. Edward A.
Farrell, president of the Woman's Club
OF kenSmgton, was an honored guest
| Arthur S. Fleming delivered an address.
Delegates ard three alternates were
elected to represent the club at the
Montgomery County Civic Association
Delegates, Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs
Jacob Taylor and Mrs. J. Kaiser; al
ternateS, Mrs. G. Snyder. Mrs. j. Scriv-
ener and Mrs. j. H. Herrick. Mrs. AL
fred Hastings was elected second vice
president.
| The following section announcements
were made: Literature. Mrs NJ K
Barroll, chairman; meeting Monday at
2 pm, at home of Mrs Barroll. Dra-
matte, Mrs. r. Green, chairman; meet
| ing Tuesday at pm, at the home of
Mrs. Green. Music. Mrs H. M Mil
burn, chairman; meeting October 20 at
10 am, at home of Mrs. Milburn. Arts
and Crafts, Mrs. Van Hosen, chairman:
meeting October 81. in National Guard
Armory. Mrs. Frank Rush announced
the benefit card party for Kensington
Volunteer Fire Company November 3,
in Masonic Hall
| The Gamma Chapter of the DELPHI
ian Society met at the Shoreham Ho-
tel last Monday evening with the
president, Mrs. Esne Lackowicz. pre-
siding. Italian art to the end of the
great periods OF painting was dis
cuSsed
The program was conducted by Miss
/ Clara j. Dickerson. Mrs. o. N Fans
Hoffer. Mrs. Evelyn T. Haller. Mrs
Leroy Elliott, Mrs. Viola S. Snyder, Miss
Evelyn Kay ard Miss Ellen G. Bulger
contributed TO the program.
The members will be conducted
through st. Matthews and Sacred
Heart churches this afternoon. starting
at 2:30 o'clock at st. Matthews, to
study the works of Italian art to be
| found in these churches.
The next meeting will be held Octo-
Der "a at the Shoreham Hotel The
subject for the evening will be Art
Treasures Of Florence and Venice, with
Mrs. Pearl r. Friede in charge of the
program.
p. E. o. Sisterhood.-Mrs Lenta P.
Hendricks, residing at Thirty-first and
N streets, entertained October IL
Chapter B. Mrs. E. T. Lomas presided
Henry D. Hubbard of the Bureau of
Standards made an address.
Composing the Social Committee
were the following: Mrs. Otis J. Rog-
ers, Mrs. E. G. Jeffreys, Mrs Edward
T. Lomas, Mrs. Milo H. Brinkley. Mrs.
Hammond and Mrs. Frank Fuller
Miss Geneueve Hendricks and Miss
Gertrude Sherman. daughter and
granddaughter Of Mrs. Hendricks, as
sisted In serving the refreshments.
National Capital Chapter of the
Oeiphian Society met at Jelleff's Little
Iheater last Wednesday with the presi-
dent. Mrs. H. A. Latane, in the chair.
Mrs. Charles F. Schoonmaker was
| chairman of the program. Mrs. Latane
Mrs. Grant S. Barnhart, Mrs. Law
renee Douglas, Mrs. B. F. Bryan. Mrs.
P. M. Chichester. Mrs. A. c. Christie
and Mrs. w. M. Dixon contributed to
the program.
The chapter as a class has secured
reservations at the National Theater
for the series of plays by the American
Theater Society. Matinee to see The
Good Earth followed the morning
/ study.
The Philo Classics Club will continue
the reading Of Shakespeare's works
this year. taking Julius Caesar" for
the tragedy and "A Winters Tale" for
the lighter play. Mrs. R. Bruce Bare
and Mrs. Alfred Hopkins Williams are
leaders for the first drama.
| Mrs. F. c. Brinley entertained the
cup In her home, 1904 Delafield place.
October T. Mrs. George Lewis Peck
| IIdIl' PRESIDENT, presided. Mrs. r. M
Ferguson was elected to membership.
A memorial session was observed
for Mrs. S. N. Forbes, who died
during the Summer. The paper for the
afternoon was read by Mrs. BrinIey her
subject being THE Historical Back
ground" Mrs. F. w. Ashley. Mrs. r.
M. Roudabush and Mrs. S. Russell
Bowen contributed to the program.
Zonta Club.-The Wednesday meet
ing was held at the Y w. c. A., Mrs
Harriet R. Howe. president, presiding
who had as her guests Miss Alice Howe
and Mrs. Balls. Mrs. May Movers Nc
Elroy had as her guests the following
| LONtlanS. all of whom are in VIA him