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ton of Women's Clubs. The president,
Mrs. Faris, and Mrs Maurice Smith,
directors, will represent the club at the
annual meeting of the District Fedora
ton, May 10-11.
1t was voted to assist in marking the
Bicentennial tree which is
to be planted by Park View organiza-
tons some time in May. The club will
also take Fart in the Bicentennial cele-
oraticn at Park View School, May IL.
On April 20 a play will be given in Pet
worth Methodist Church.
Selections were given by trio COM
posed of John Hahn. cello; Ruth Hobbs,
violin, and Bsrnice Drissell, piano. Miss
Louise Kneipp rendered vocal numbers,
With her mother as accompanist. Mrs.
Minnie Hoch Smith played a trombone
solo and Miss Belva r Hoch gave vocal
solos with trombone Obliggato. H. E.
MarloWe sang with Mrs. Marlowe at
the piano.
PetwOrth Woman's Club.-The litera-
Lure section met at the home of the
chairman, Mrs. Waite, April IL. A
number of Longefellow's poems we're
reviewed. Mrs. Williams presented a
program for consideration for next year
On April 27 at 2 o'clock several mem
Oers OF this section will have charge
d the book review to be given at the
Mount Pleasant Library.
The art section will meet April %
at 1880 o'clock. After the luncheon
Inc Chairman is planning a trip to the
National Museum.
District Society Danes of the Loyal
Legion met at the Willard Hotel, Mrs
J: Warren Haines presiding Miss
Helen Downing, national chairman for
committee having in charge furnishing
mouse on Tenth street where President
Lincoln died, reported progress had
been made.
William M. Bagnall of Baltimore will
be requested to give his lecture on
Gardens, Illustrated, in order to raise
money for the work on the Lincoln
house. The lecture will be ut the Will
lard Hotel the afternoon of April 30
The annual meeting of the District
society in May will elect officers The
following were named as a Nominating
committee: Mrs. T. V. Walker, Mrs
Mary Logan Tucker, Miss Bessie
Mrs. Henry B. Robert and
Miss Mary Hustled
Mrs. Lawrence M. Lawsens name
vas proposed for membership.
Quota Ciub.-A meeting was held
Thursday at $50 pm, at Che Women S
City Club, in honor of Lieut.. Rhoda
Milliken of the Metropolitan Police De-
partment.
New members welcomed into the
club during March are as follows.
Mary Carmody Of the Children's Hos
pital Margaret Reid of the American
Red Cross, Anne McKeon of Garfield
Hospital, Alice Webster of the Wood
ward g. Lothrop Tea Room, DR.. Grace
Lewis Hurd oSteopath, and Mrs. Norma
Hardy Britton lawyer.
Miss Alma McCrum, president of the
club, presided.
The International Association of Art
and Letters will hold the last literary
salon OF the season April 81 at Stone
eigh Courts, in the rooms of the League
u American Pen Women. DR.. Ellery
G. Stowell of the American University
will tell of Americas Concerns in the
Far East" Members will take part in
an old-tlme spelling bee and wear the
costumes in which they ap-
oeared at the salon of March 80.
The Writers League of Washington
viii meet at the Thomson Community
Center, April %, at o'clock. Mayne
K. Coe and Mrs. Helen Orr Watson will
'eao and there will be poems and criti-
cisms.
Ten entries are required for the
;hort-story contest which will close the
lrst meeting in May. Miss Anna M.
1rlestley read group of verse and
Charles Cottingham gave a reading.
The Washington League for the Hard
" Hearing entertained the delegations
rom Baltimore and Richmond at dinner
'efore the tri-city lip-reading tourna-
nent at the Arts Club, April 9. The
liver cup offered by Miss Elizabeth
of Richmond was won
W the Baltimore team, to be held for
me year, at which time another tourna-
nent will decide the holder.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
leld a ball and Colonial tea at 8O8 I
treet. The next meeting will be a past
residents night, at 1926 Massachusetts
venue, May 5. The exercises on Grand
Army day, held by the Department of
he Potomac, under the direction of e.
Helen Temple, patriotic instructor, at
5tevenson's statue, Sheridan's colors
we're present as well as several men,
,ers afterwards marching in the Army
lay parade with the Daughters of
Union Veterans
Columbia Floral Circle will meet
omorrow at l o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Lillian c. Timberlake, 1922
Eighteenth street, Mrs. Lulu M. Tarry
The Horace Mann Home and School
Association met April IL in the school.
The following officers were elected:
Walter Davidson, president; Mrs.
iregor Macpherson, first vice presi-
dent; Miss Rosemary Mcnamara,
;econd vice president; Mrs. Thomas L.
jood, secretary; Mrs. Charles T Penn,
treasurer; Mrs. Norman w. Baxter,
secretary.
Mrs. Albright, chairman of the
and Budget Committee, was
presented with basket of flowers from
me association in appreciation of her
work
A card party will be given in the
wesley Heights Club April 25
Inc next and final meeting will be
May 10 when the new officers will be
At the conclusion of the
business meeting a reception for the
was held and refreshments
were served
Curiey Club.-The annual communion
mass Tor members will be held in st.
Patr1ck's Church April "a at 8 O'Clock
mass. The annual mass this year will
marx the opening event in a series of
aHalrs incidental to the tenth ami
versary OF the founding of the organi-
cation. A feature of the anniversary
FESTIVITIES will be the Testimonial
banquet, which will be rendered Arch
olshop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore
May 8 In the Willard Hotel.
A special meeting of the Executive
committee was held at the residence
81 Miss Mary L. MCGEE, 900 East
Capitol street, Thursday evening, when
proposed amendments to the constitu-
lion were discussed. The regular meet
ing OF the Executive Committee will be
held next Thursday evening at the
residence OF Miss Emily Hodges. ia
E street southeast.
A card party for the benefit of the
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