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Club met at the home Of Mrs. Franklin
D. Jones on Glover driveway January
IL. Mrs Adrian Busick and Mrs. Rob-
ert Healy reviewed books. The next
meeting will be January 25, when Mrs
Otto Englehart will review Souvenirs"
by Georgette LIE Blanc.
The Wesley Heights Florence Critten-
ton Circle met January at the home
OF Mrs. Theodore c. Afford of Glover
driveway, when Mrs. Harris Baldwin
Mrs. j. C.. Freeland and Mrs. Howard
@. Nichols assisted in receiving. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. William Earl Clark in Spring VAL
ley when Mrs. Charles S. Hamilton,
Mrs. Earle w. Wallick and Mrs. Horace
M. Albright will assist.
The Horace Mann Home and School
Association will meet at the school
January 16. when an exhibition of the
children's work will be given.
Zonta Club.-A luncheon meeting was
held Wednesday at the Y. W. c. A.
Frederic William Vile was unable to
speak at the meeting, due to Illness. An
impromptu program by members fol-
lowed the luncheon. The guests were
Miss Ruth Atwater. Miss Jane Sylvester
of the Sylvester Sanitorium, Miss Bessie
Brown of the Y. w. c. A, Mrs. Mar
garet Schultz, educational director of
Hecht's; Mrs. John Stewart. Mrs. Russell
Singer and Mrs. Marie K. Brown of the
Chicago Zonta Club.
Mrs. Brown gave an account OF the
relief work being done by the Associated
Women's Professional Clubs of Chicago
Woman's City CIub.-The Member
ship Committee will be hostess at the
tea this afternoon, when a program will
be given by the American University
Mems Glee Club, directed by Harlan
Randall,
Officers of the Monday Bridge section
are: Mrs. John H. Harwood, chairman;
Mrs. Edgar T. Brown, vice chairman;
Mrs. Lottie r. Sener, assistant secre-
tary, and Mrs. Luther c. Steward
treasurer.
The parliamentary law class is meet
ing on Monday at 8 pm. under the di-
rection of Miss Bertha r Wolfe.
Recent publications of both fiction
and non-flction will be reviewed by Mrs.
George F. Bowerman at a meeting of
the book hour Tuesday at 4:45 pm
How to Follow Physicians Diet
Orders" will be the subject for discus
sion on Friday at 4:50 pm. at a meet
ing OF the health and nutrition sec
tion, OF which DR.. Edith l.. Allen is
chairman.
House betterment card parties have
been planned for the afternoons and
evening of January 80 and 81.
Mrs. c. H. Curl has been elected to
the board of directors.
Columbia Delphian Chapter will meet
at the Hamilton Hotel January 10 at 10
O'Clock, with Mrs. Dellinger as leader,
and she will have as her subject Span
Sh Painting Topics: History and
Geography Of Spain" Mrs. Graham;
Spanish Primitives." Mrs. Horn;
Spanish Temperament" Mrs. Howell;
THE Golden Age of Spanish Painting.
El Greco" Mrs. Huntington; "Calvert's
Estimate of Ell Greco" Mrs. Jansky;
"VlasqueZ," Mrs. Kelly: ''Murillo," Mrs.
lie Hew. Study Of pictures: by Ell
Greco Mrs. Stuart; "Velasquez Portrait
of Children" Mrs Linton. Tpyical
group of pictures: BY Velasquez," Mrs.
Little; by Murillo," Mrs. Mancill, and
BY Goya," Mrs. Bishop.
The president. Mrs Roy C.. Miller,
will close the program with her resume.
Philo- -Classics.-Mrs. L. H. Bentley
received the members and their guests
in her home. 3485 Holmead place Jan
uary 6. The president, Mrs. George
Lewis Peckham, extended greetings to
a newly elected member, Mrs. T. A.
Hutton, Hyattsville. Md
The program was in charge of Mrs.
Bentley. Mrs. Eugene H. Pitcher the
only living charter member, gave a brief
resume Of the club Mrs r. Bruce Bare
told of the social activities of the OBJ
servance of the twenty fifth anniversary
of the club and of the annual frolics on
Twelfth Night" The play of Julius
Caesar" has been studied this year
Mrs. H. J. Harris arranged the staging,
scenery costumes and posing of the
characters. and also gave the descrip-
tive readings before the curtain of each
artistic portrayal: Members taking
characters were Miss Julia Macmillan,
Mrs. G. L. Peckham, Mrs r. Bruce
Bare Mrs. F. c. Brinley, Mrs. Milton H.
Fohrman, Mrs. r. NJ. Roudabush and
Master James Williams Mckenzie.
Honoring the tea table were two
guests, Mrs. r. M. Ferguson and Mrs.
Faber Stevenson. Other guests were
Mrs. Gcode. Mrs. Funkhauser, Mrs
Birch. New York: Mrs willard E. Buell.,
Mrs. w. F.. Ashley, Mrs Robert Miller
Sommerville, N. j.; Mrs. Ethel Harris,
Mrs. Roudabush and little Jim Bill.
Chapter B, p. E. o., met at the home
of Mrs. John w Thompson, 3l55 Nine
teenth street, Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Edward T. Leomas, president, called the
meeting to order. The program was in
memory of the founders of the Sister
hood, in 1869, consisting of candle
lighting ceremony The Spirit of the
Past" was interpreted by Mrs. H. j.
Harris. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Miltonburger of Chapter B B,
Marshalltown, Iowa, was a guest.
Petworth Woman's Club.-The edu-
cational section will meet January 16
at pm. with Mrs. w. A. WinkelhauS
Alps Eighth street. Miss E. McDevitt
and Mrs. T. Tuft assisting. Mrs. Van
Geuder will present current topics. Ray
mond Gaba will give an Illustrated talk
on THE Yellowstone"
The philanthropic section will meet
with Mrs. M Franklin Lipphard, 432
Randolph street, Mrs N Smith and A
L. Jennings assisting her, January IT
at / pm.
The civic section will meet January
10 at 8 pm at the home of Mrs A c.
Norcross, 819 Taylor street. Mrs. w L.
Gutelius assisting her. The program
will be given by Mrs. G. A. Knox and
Mrs. NJ Wedemann.