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interesting buildings In the Cathedral
Square at Florence. Mrs. James O'Shea
told of the art treasures found in the
Bargello and the Ufhzi Galleries and
OF the santa Croce, the Westminster
Abbey OF Florence. Other famous art
centers were discussed by Mrs George
Quirk. Pictures of the cathedral and
the Campanile were exhibited and dis
cussed by Mrs. G. E. Riordan.
San Marco Of Venice was described
by Mrs: Ruth H. snodgrass, and the
Ducal Palace by Mrs. william Ball
niger. Mrs. David Bethune discussed
the guild halls and academy. venitian
architecture was discussed by Mrs.
Annie c. Otto, with particular reference
to st. Marks Church and the Ducal
Palace
A summary of the lesson was given
by Mrs. Crsnston.
The chapter takes up Flemish art,
with Mrs. NJ. 0. Hayes as leader. Feb
ruary 20 at 10 o'clock at the Shoreham
Hotel.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to De MoIay
Ccmmandery, knights Templar. met at
the home of Past Grand Comdr. and
Mrs. Eugene E. Thompson. 1925 Forty
fourth place, with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
H. Snyder assisting. A social was held
and refreshments were served.
The Argyle Study Club will meet at
the Folger Library Tuesday at IL
O'Clock, and be conducted through the
library. Following they will be enter
tanned at lunch at the home Of Mrs.
N. M. Little, 1902 Decatur street.
Washington Chapter, No. 4. Woman's
Organization National Association Re-
tail Druggists, will meet Wednesday at
the Hamilton Hotel, with Mrs. Augustus
G. Taylor, Mrs. Smysser. Mrs. Vermil-
lion, Miss Walter, hostesses. The na-
will preside.
Lincoln w. r. c.. No. 6, met February
6, with President Cora L. Manoly In
the chair, for the Homecoming of Mrs.
Anna Horn, newly elected department
president. Other guests were members
OF her staff, senior vice president, Mary
A. Howarth; secretary, Della L. O'Briea;
counsellor, Moree McElroy; musician,
Gussie Palmer; press correspondent,
Anna Hage McElroy; inspector, Mary
e. Rowen; /. and I. officer. Mary H.
Wingate, with the national junior vice
president w. r. c., Mrs. Charlotte
Cary. Mrs. Manoly presented them
with roses.
A new member was initiated, Mrs.
Vanetta Sauter. The charter was
draped in remembrance of the late Mrs.
Mary E. Dow Violet.
Invitations were extended for mem
bers to attend the 124th birthday an
niversary of President Lincoln Feb
ruary 13 at the First Congregational
Church, under the auspices Of the G..
A. R., and to th2 banquet and dance
February 10, In honor Of the depart
ment commander. Maryland Division,
Sons of Veterans, r. j. F. McElroy,
and National Junior Vice President
James Lyons, at the Carlton Hotel
Other guests were Department Comdr.
r. j. F. McElrcy and Past Depart
ment Comdr. Everett Warner and wife
OF the Maryland Division, Sons of
Veterans, and Past Department Pres
ident w. R. C. Addie Hickman and
Department Secretary Agnes Syble.
Woman's Clinic.-The executive board
met Monday evening at the clinic, 4704
Georgia avenue. Mrs. Corbin Thomp-
son presided. A benefit card party will
be held the afternoon and evening of
Wednesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Crosby was
elected member Of the board.
ter.-Mrs. A. B. Manly was the traveller,
telling of "Life In the Days of Caesar
as Revealed at Pompeii and Ostia";
Mrs. C. H. Potter described social con-
ditions in the late republic and
Benevolent Law Breakers; Mrs. j. B.
Tiffey told of office Holders Through
Armies; Mrs. Eugene Brown had 1.-TWO
Generals and Capitalist" as a sub
ject; Julius Caesar" was the topic
given by Mrs. Robert Howard Cicero,
Scholar-Patriot," was presented by Mrs.
Alexander Bell; Mark Anthony" by
Mrs. Clarence West and Mrs. Clyde
Defender told of "The First Emperor"
Guests were Mrs. Howard Stull of
Johnstown, Pa, and Mrs. r. C. Good
ale. A luncheon meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee was attended by Mrs.
]. K. Freiot, Mrs. Clyde Defender, M-s.
A. B. Manly, Mrs. Eugene Brown, Mrs.
Alexander Bell, Mrs. Clarence West and
Mrs. Grattan Kerans.
The next meeting will be held at the
Willard Hotel February 81 instead of
the anniversary birth date of George
washington. Mrs. Eugene Brown will
be the traveller; Mrs. Stephen DeBurr
WAA3 bC 4Cd1Cl. oLklCIS Otl bIlc plORTdul
and Mrs. c. H. Potter, Mrs. william L.
Evans, Mrs. ]. B. Trew, Mrs. Robert
Howard and Mrs. Frank Murphy.
StonewaH Jackson Chapter, u. d. c.,
will meet at the Confederate Memorial
Hall February II at pm. There
will be cards and refreshments after a
business meeting.
The Wesley Heights Community Club
will meet in the club house February 13
at pm.
The Wesley Heights Circle Of the
Florence Crittenton Home win meet for
luncheon February 13 at the home of
Mrs. William Earl Clark in Spring VAL
ley. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs
Horace M. Albright, Mrs. Charles S.
Hamilton and Mrs. Earle w. wallick.
Mrs. c. F. jackson, member of the
board OF the home and in charge of
circles, will speak.
The Executive Board Of the Horace
Mann Home and School Association
met on February at the home of the
president, Walter Davidson, in Wesley
Heights. Maj. Godfrey, volunteer
leader of the cub organization for boys
from to IL years, and Mrs. Max j.
FAointt, welfare CHAIRMAN, spoke. The
next meeting vii be February 20 when
Or. Cline M. Koon, specialist In edu-
cation by radio. will speak on 1.-THE
Value of Radio in Glass Rooms"
The National Board Of the Daughters
and Patriots of America met at ma
tional headquarters February 3. The
national president, Mrs. Henry Bourne
Joy, presided. The national correspond
Ing secretary reported the gift to the
library OF 49 books of genealogical rec
ords and some historical records.
National Capital Chapter, Delphian |
Society, met at Jelleff's Little Theater |
wednesday, the president, Mrs. H. A. |
Latane, in the chair. The program, |
under the leadership of Mrs. Floyd B. |
Olcott, was Shakespeare and His Eng |
land" Mrs Latane gave a preliminary |
survey OF THE Spacious Days of Queen |