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dent Of Maine Chapter: Mrs. Potts,
Mrs. MacIntyre and Miss Arnold & also
D. S. Gordon. The next meeting is
March 1 with Mrs. FreiOt and Mrs
Sears at 81 Observatory circle.
The Beta Chapter Of the Beta Sigma
Sorority met at the Carlton Hotel.
Miss Virginia Alexander, president, pre-
sided and Mrs. Ellis Logan was In
charge of the program. Topics under
discussion at the next meeting are:
Mark Twain on Laughter" The
French Mathematician and Phlloso-
pher, Descartes, on the Human Pas
sions," Robert Burns on Laughter"
The influence Of Aristotle on Human
Beings of Today" and "A Comparison
of the Love Story of Cupid and Psyche
With That of Today" The next meet
ing will be held at the Carlton Hotel
tomorrow at pm.
Washington Chapter, w. o. N. A. r.
D., will meet at the Womens City Club
February II. Mrs. A. V. Burdine, Mrs.
A. C. Taylor, Mrs. j. Waldman, Miss
Agnes Walter are the hostesses. The
club was entertained last month by
and Mrs. w. F. Mattingly.
The Cultus Club met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Lucie U. Copeland. After
luncheon the club was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Charles Demo-
net. Mrs. William Stuart gave a paper
on Jane Addams" and Mrs. Polkin-
horn a paper on Remaining Monar-
chies of Europe" Mrs Mary T. Jones
was a guest.
The Sixteenth Heights Club met
February 9 at the home Of Mrs. o. E.
Sweet, 1919 Thirteenth street. Charles
I. Stengle of the District Bicentennial
Commission spoke.
home Of Mrs. Thomas w. Marshall,
1923 Blair road.
The Grand Army Of the Republic
and the Department of the Potomac,
w. r. c.. held joint installation re-
Gently in Pythian Temple with the
following officers being installed: Pres
ident, Mrs. Louise Watson; senior vice
president, Isabelle Bontz: junior vice
president, Anna Horn; secretary. Mary
Wingate treasurer, Julia West Hamil-
ton eighteenth year,; chaplain, Mar
garet Marsh: inspector. Addie w. Hick-
MAJ man; counselor Sass Aususta Fps Palmer; / L
instructor, E Helen Temple: press cor
respondent, Della L. O'Brien; senior
aide, Myrtle L. Burke; executive board,
Mary Howarth Marie Summers. Sarah
Mcmillan, Harriet Benson. Margaret
Maloney; delegates to national con-
vention. delegate at large, Mary Hutch
ins: alternate, Irene Freeman; dele
gate. Rose Pennell; alternate, Agnes
Sibley
The past department presidents S
jewel was presented to Mrs. Addie w.
Hickman by Mrs. Charlotte Cary.
The National Capital Chapter Of the
Delphian Society met Wednesday in
Jelleff's Little Theater, the president,
Mrs. T. F. Law. presiding Guests were
Mrs. Esma Lachowicz, secretary OF the
Gamma Delphian Chapter, and Miss
Francis. The literary program was
under the leadership of Mrs. Floyd B,
Olcott, the subject being Flemish
Painters"
Those who spoke were Mrs: Laurence
Douglas. Mrs L w Francis. Mrs. D. w.
Leadbetter, Mrs. r. NJ Kelly. Mrs Ed
ward Stevens, Mrs H. M. Dorman, Mrs.
Thomas j. Rice. Mrs. A. S. Wolf, Mrs.
A. J. Maxwell and Mrs. B. F. Bryan.
The next meeting will be February
"a. with Mrs. T j. Rice as leader. Fol-
lowing the meeting the chapter will
visit the studio Of Mrs. Briggs, local
artist.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow at ! pm with Mrs Mary
Shade, 1880 Quincy street. Mrs. Mary
Rambo, assisting hostess.
Curley Club held a Valentine dance
at the Continental Hotel February 4.
Valentine leap year novelty dances were
introduced Joseph Callan and Louis
T. Aemlin were awarded prizes.
Members met in Knights of Colum-
bus Hall Saturday evening for motor
trip to the home of Misses Edythe
Gertrude. Isabel and Rosalynne Con-
no. on the Lee-Jackson Highway. Alex
6 ndria, Va where the club was the
guests of Miss Gertrude Connor on the
occasion of her birthday anniversary.
Valentine games we're played. Miss
Monte DAILY and Miss Monica Gordon
won prizes. A buffet supper was served,
followed by dancing
Miss Dorothy Barrett entertained
members of the Unemployment Com
mittee of which she is chairman. at her
home, 10 Bryant street, Tuesday eve
ming.
Preliminary arrangements have been
completed for a George Washington
Bicentennia1 entertainment following
the meeting February 25. William j.
Boyd is making arrangements for a
debate and spelling match in March.
The monthly executive meeting will
I,a hold rTh1lrS5oy cVeninO
Girls Friendly Society.-The Nativity
and Resurrection branches held their
monthly corporated communion last
Sunday, at the am. service. Break
fast followed in the dining room at Ma
tivity. This being the twenty-second
anniversary the vicar presented book
Gold Dust" At the 8 pm. service the
annual admission was held. Three of
the Nativity members were advanced as
seniors, Mildred Bell, jeanette Williams
and Lois Robey. Rev. E. M. Thompson
presented Mrs H. w. Pote with a $40
gold piece from her associates and men,
bers for her 10 years service as branch
president.
Church of Our Saviour's branch has
started rehearsals for a play. The
Fascinating Mr.. Denby," to be given at
the annual members party in May
Those taking part are Jessie May
Baron, Elizabeth Avery, Betty White
and Frances Ferguson The play is be-
ing directed by Miss Jane Schnitzer.
At the Epiphany branch, Monday
night. Frederick Snyder spoke on George
Washington, Abraham Lincoln and cur
rent events Mr.. Torovsky will have an
evening of branch singing tomorrow.
Women's City Club.-The tea today
is in honor of the following newly
elected members: Miss Florence Bar
nard, Mrs Stanwood Cobb. Miss Ruby
Gregg. Miss Jane Herrity and Mrs.
Carroll L. Nash A musical program