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the city. For luncheon. which will be
served at the plant, phone Mrs. Samuel
Blythe. Columbia 1889, for reservations,
American Association of University
Women-There will be tea tomorrow
at 4 pm, after which Mrs. Hob Yam
Tong, M. A.. of Stanford University
former principal of the True Light Ele-
mentary School in Canton and an IN
terpreter of the modern Chinese
woman, will speak on New China Tor
Old" Mrs Luke I. Wilson, hostess, VIII
introduce the speaker, and Mrs. Victor
K. Chestnut will assist in receiving the
guests. A special tea will be Tuesday at
AIS pm, when DR.. S. Ralph Harlow
of Smith College and member of the
Board of Trustees of the American Col
lege for Women in Athens, will speak on
Beauty for Athens. the Story of How
the American College for Women, De-
stroyed in Smyrna. Has Been Rebuilt
in Athens" Miss Ellen Vinton and
Mrs. Karl Fenning will be hostesses,
assisted by Smith College alumnae. At
8 pm the study group in adolescent
education will be led by Miss Harriet
Ahlers
The International Relations and Edu-
cation Committee dinner will be
Wednesday at pm. DR.. Dorothy
Stimson, dean of Goucher College and
one-time Guggenheim fellow, will
speak on University Education in Eng
land" Reservations should be made
before 8 pm. Tuesday.
Ellis Meredith will review, Thursday
at IL am, Crowded Years" by Will
liam Gibbs McAdoo, for the book re-
view section. At pm the study group
in character education will meet for
dinner with Miss BERTHE Bachus as
leader of the discussion which begins at
7 pm. At $50 pm. there will be
recital by Henry S. Gregor. pianist, as
sisted by Harlan Randall. baritone.
Mrs Selden M. Ely will be hostess
At pm. Saturday there will be a
luncheon bridge for members and
guests Reservations should be made at
the dining room Office by Friday noon.
Mrs. Jeannette F. Statham will be
hostess.
The club supper book review will be
held Sunday at 6 pm.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
Tuesday at ! O'Clock with Mrs. Charles
G. Morgan, Cathedral Mansions. The
subject for the discussion will be John
Marshall"
~Takoma Park Woman's Club.-The
drama department met at the home of
Mrs. L. v. Lampson, 6 Crescent place,
February "a. Mrs. J. w. Hayes gave a
paper on the English drama from the
beginning to the time of Shakespeare.
Mrs. w. H. Youngman read paper on
the drama of the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries. Mrs. F. L. Pratt
gave a review of Congreve's play, THE
Way of the World" Refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Byron Coon.
The music department met at the
home of Mrs. G.. Franklin Wisner, Z
Denwood avenue, February 25.
The home makers department met
February 25 at the home of Mrs. r. T.
Cotton, 10 Montgomery avenue. Miss
Myrta Corner, supervisor of the culi-
nary department of the washington
Sanitarium, assisted by Miss Lou Camp
bell, also of the sanitarium, gave a
demonstration of the preparation OF
vegetable dinners. Miss Corner also
prepared several salads and distributed
recipes to the members present.
A meeting of the club was held at
the Takoma Branch Library. March l;
Miss Esther Scott Of the public school
Gardens" illustrated by colored slides.
This program was provided by the gar
den department, who also served tea
at the conclusion of the meeting. Mrs.
C. B. Smith presided at the tea table.
The art department will meet March
10. at the home of Miss Agnes Carleton,
7415 Blair road. Mrs. j. w. Frlzzel,
former president of the District OF Co
lumbia Federation, will speak on "Ra-
phael's Madonnas."
Delta Sigma Chapter Of the Delphian
Society met February % in the Shore
ham Hotel The VIE president, Mrs
Theodore Sloat, presided. Mrs. r. Page
Irving led the literary program. Mrs
G.. E. Pugh gave the travelogue. Mrs
F. w. Braden spoke on The Land OF
the Hellenes." The Spartans" was
presented by Mrs Clark Cranston. Mrs.
L. M. Fuller's topic was Athens
Struggle for Democracy" Mrs. E. A.
Hind talked on "Plutarchs Character
Sketch of Solon" Mrs. C. C. Caylor's
subject was THE Defeat Of Persia. u
And THE First Historical Play" was
given by Mrs. Guy Mason. Mrs. Irving
gave a summary on THE Rise OF
Greece" This completed the program.
The next meeting will be at the Shore
ham Hotel, March T. at 10 am.
The Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters of Union Veterans OF the
Civil War, met February 26 and initiated
Mrs. Grace Vrooman WickerSham, Mrs.
Mabel v. Elkins, Mrs. Minnie Oxley,
Mrs. Eta Moore and Mrs. Sarah McMll-
liam. The chair appointed a committee
tc confer with the Ladies OF the Loyal
Legion relative to the furnishing of the
first floor of the museum or house in
which President Lincoln died.
There was a colonial tea, it being a
joint celebration in honor of the BIRTH
days of Mckinley, Lincoln and Washing
ton. There were readings from the
biographies of these three Presidents by
Mrs Anna Horn, Mrs. Anna Hoge Nc
Elroy and Mrs. Kathryn Rohn, recita-
tions by Mrs. Edna BobbS Proctor and
music by Mr.. Albert Lang, Mr.. Addison
and Mrs. Addie Wheeler Hickman.
Curley CIub-John M. Gibbs, d.
rector, division of State and city organi-
cations of the United States George
Washington Bicentennial Commission,
delivered the principal address February
Is at the George Washington Bicen-
tennial entertainment in the Conten-
tai Hotel. Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh,
spiritual director of the club and An
drew I. Hickey, also spoke. Roland J.
Hyland, president, welcomed the guests
and presented William ]. Boyd, chair
man of the Entertainment Committee,
who introduced the speakers.
Mrs. Edna Hillyard Howard, soprano
soloist of st. Patrick's Choir, rendered
several selections. Clement Giebel also
sang. Piano selections were given by
Miss Emile Bishop, of the Washington
Institute of Music, Miss Cornelia Rot
tier. Miss Margaret Gauges and Prof.
Gene Stewart. Miss Mary Cavanagh
rendered numbers on the violin.
The next meeting will be held Thurs
day evening at the Continental Hotel
when an entertainment in honor of St.
Patrick's day will be given. Among the
guests will be the choir of ST. Peter S
Church, under the direction OF Prof.
Christopher Tenley.
Coyup,h{a Eloral Circle will meet to-