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by committee members and others TAX
ing part in the program and tea which
will follow from $3.50 to 4 o'clock. A
display Of American potteries. collected
| by the General Federation of Women's
| Clubs, and a talk on them will be in
cluded, If time permits.
Mrs. George Oliver Gillingham will
be the speaker on the program spon-
sored by the federation each Monday
at 10:45 o'clock over Station WJSV.
If George Washington Were Here
Today" will be the subject Of the talk.
Miss Anita Schaoe, president Of the
German Literary Society and member
of the Gorthe Society of America, will
speak on the Among Women" pro-
gram, sponsored each week by the fed
Grafton, on Friday at 10:45 o'clock
Johann Wolfgang Won Goethe, creator
Of Faust" will be the subject of the
talk The centenary of the famous
poets death will be March %.
American Association of University
Women.-A reception In honor of the
women In attendance at the Conven-
ton OF the National Education Asso-
citation. department Of superintendents,
Will be held at the club house of the
A. A. U. w. tomorrow afternoon from
to o'clock. The hostesses will be
Mrs. Paul E. Howe and Mrs. Frank
w. Ballou.
On Tuesday, at pm, the study
group in adolescent education will meet,
with Miss Harriet Ahlers as leader.
| The book review section will meet
Thursday at IL am, when Mrs. Maris
M. Proffltt will give reviews.
| There will be Canadian evening
February rs, at 8 pm, with motion pic
lures of Canada. accompanied by talk
by Charles o. Smith. There will also
be music under the supervision of Mrs.
! Ruby Smith Stahl
On February 81, at LIS pm, the
poetry group OF the Educational Com
mittee has arranged poetry luncheon,
at which DR.. Robert Bolwell will read
the poems. Miss Martha MacLear will
preside and Mrs. Richard Hogue will in
troduce the speaker. Reservations
| should be made before 8 pm. Febru-
ary g.
Womens City Cuba Colonial tea
will be held this afternoon under the
auspices of the Bicentennial Committee.
There will be program of early Amer
| ican music.
Nine. Margarita Robles de Mendoza
will be guest speaker at the current
! o'clock. Her subject will be The Fem
! mist Movement in Mexico"
The junior section will present q
! Spring fashion show Wednesday at 8
pm. There will be musical program
and refreshments will be served.
| At the last meeting of the Board of
Directors Mrs. William w. Spaid was
elected to serve until the May elections.
The Ladies' Guild Of KeniIworth met
at the home Of Mrs. Annie Roloff, 1913
Minnesota avenue northeast with the
president, Mrs. Lowell Martfeld, presid-
/ ing.
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Ada Robertson. 1919 Olive
street northeast, February "a, at l:3O
pm.
| Women's Bar Association.-The Feb
ruary meeting was held Tuesday
evening at the Court House, with Miss
M. Pearl Mccall, president, in the
chair. Miss Lacey reported for the
Legislative Committee. The association
| indorsed Senate bill 1928 relative to the
the District of Columbia. Miss Diedel
presented to the association bust OF
Belya A. Lockwood, pioneer woman law
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of the association by Miss Clephane.
The Housekeepers' Alliance met Feb
ruary IS, when luncheon at the Iron
Gate Inn featured the occasion. Mrs.
Albert Baggs president. introduced Mrs.
S. Logan, who offered the invocation
c. w. Crawford. Food and Drug Ad-
ministration, United States Department
| Of Agriculture: Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt,
| of bA of
ems Clubs Of the District Of Columbia
Robert Marshal, representing the Re-
frigerating and Warehouse Corpora
ton, and Mrs. Ruth Atwater. presi-
dent of the Canning Association, made
addresses.
A moment of silence was observed In
memory of the passing of Mrs. Grace
Ross Chamberlin, former president OF
the Alliance.
EImira College Club.-Mrs. Clin-
ton o. Ward, president, has gone to
Elmira as a delegate to the seventh
| will present to the college the spade
which Mrs. Hoover used in planting the
elm tree which was the Bicentennial
gift of the Elmira Washington Club to
George Washington University.
Miss Mary MacNair has been ap-
pointed by President Lent to represent
the college in the academic procession
at the Bicentennial Convocation of
| George Washington University at Con-
stitution Hall tomorrow.
Members of the club met at the
American Association of University
Women's club house on Friday after
noon to welcome Dean Burltngame
who is in the city attending the Con-
ference of Deans.
A bridge tea was held Saturday at
the home of the treasurer. Mrs. Paul
Benjamin. Miss Janet Adams Of the
Buffalo Elmira Club, as well as
mothers of several students now at
tending Elmira College. was among
the guests.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase.-Mrs.
Georgette Ross Howard was the speak
| er at the Bicentennial program We'd
/ nesday at the Chevy Chase Presbyter-
: ian Church. The Music Section
rendered selections, and Miss Lois
Balcom and Don Boggs danced the
minuet. George Cornwell was the ac-
companist. Mrs. William A. Wheeler
was hostess at the luncheon which
preceded the program.
The International Relations Section
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library Wednesday, when Mrs Samuel
Boggs will give review. Mrs. Or
vile S. Peters will report on develop
ments at the Geneva Conference Mrs.
Charles D. Curtiss will discuss French
nationalism. A comedy will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Harry Lowe. Mrs.
James F. Davidson, Mrs. Joseph T.
Mcguire and Mrs. Campbell E. Waters.
The Literature Section had a pro-
gram Friday on Drama" The Social
Section gave costume party Tuesday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Gwinne Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
F. F. Espenschied, Mrs. Hugh Bran
son and Mrs. Hugh Phillips.
New members for the month are
! Mrs. Herbert N. Eaton, Mrs. Paul L.
Kirby, Mrs. Robert Rondabush and
Mrs. Frank Van Saut.