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at luncheon by Mrs. A. 81. CoSter, 202(
Ontario road, February 20. Mrs. H
H. Myers assisted Mrs. Coster. Tit
delegate to the board, Mrs. L. o
Langworthy. reported the recent meet.
ing at the home. Mrs. Frank w. Car.
den presented a baby patchwork quilt
TO be given to the home by the circle
Columbian Women Of George Wash.
ington University.-Miss Clara w. Nc.
Quown, Straveler and lecturer, will be
the speaker at the meeting Tuesday
afternoon, In Fellowship Hall of the
Western Presbyterian Church. She will
have as her topic, Motoring Through
Palestine and Syria"
During the social from 4 to 4:30 Miss
Elizabeth Peet, president, will receive
with Miss McQuown. Mrs. Joseph w
Cox, chairman of the Hospitality Com.
mittee, will be assisted by Mrs
Edward H. Sehrt, Mrs. Earl Baldwin
/ Mckinley. Mrs. William C. Van Week
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, Prof. Anna
Pearl Cooper and Miss Grace Viola
Wright. At the tea table will be Mrs
Otto L. Veerhoff and Mrs. Paul Sperry
| The literature section invited Colum-
bian Women to Join them March IA, at
4:30 at Lambie House, on the university
|
the university faculty, q political econ
omist Of international reputation, will
] speak on "Technocracy."
The bridge section will be entertained
by Mrs. George Cresswell and Mrs
Thomas c. Thompson at the home OF
Mrs. Cresswell. 1880 Jonquil street,
March 20. at 1:30 pm. Reservations
may be made by calling Mrs Cresswell
at Georgia 23ll.
The Nominating Committee, COM
posed OF Miss Margaret Maize, chair
man: Miss Alice Hutchins Drake, Miss
Bertha Frances Wolfe and Miss Mar.
garet Metzeroth, has issued nominal
ing ballots for the election Of officers.
Ballots are to be returned to the chair
man by March 20.
The District Home Economics Asso.
citation and the District Parent Teach
er Congress will hold a joint meeting
In the Interior Department Auditorium
tomorrow at pm. Miss Alice Sewers
parent education specialist and asso-
ciate chairman Of parent education fol
the National Congress Of Parents and
Teachers. will discuss Are Children
Free and Equal?" Preceding the meet.
ing the Executive Committees of the
District Home Economics Association
and the ParentTeacher Congress will
gather for dinner at the A. A. U. w
club house, 1884 street
The clothing and textile section will
meet March 30. 3:45 pm, in the motion
picture laboratory of the United States
Department Of Agriculture in the old
Bureau Of Fisheries Building at Sixth
and B streets southwest. Motion pic
lures on clothing topics will be shown
and discussed.
Gamma Chapter. Delphian Society
met at the Shoreham Hotel Monday
evening. The president. Mrs Esme
Maybe Lackowicz, presided. The topic,
English Painting" was under the d.
rection OF Miss Irene Westerman. The
program was: The Development OF
Art In England" Mrs. J. Leroy Elliott
"Hogarth's Work" Mrs. Alice c. Eliot
"Cunninghams Estimate Of Hogarth,' y
Miss Clara Dickerson: "Sir Joshua
Reynolds" Mrs. Pearl Friede; Gains
borough and Lesser Portraitists," Miss
Ellen Bulger; Landscape Painters Be-
fore Turner" Mrs. Mary Mathiot, and
Turner" Mrs. Bertram Moore. Studies
OF the pictures Of the above artists were
by Miss Lulu Adams, Mrs Evelyn Hal
Ter, Miss Emma Hof1er. Miss Sophia
Lunsford. Miss Mary Wolford and Miss
Evelyn Kay.
The next meeting will be March l3,
when Russian art. under the direction
Of Miss Olive Newbold, will be studied.
The H0usekeepers' Alliance was the
guest of Mrs. Ruth H. Snodgrass, 37o6
Thirteenth street, February 81. The
sided. The hostess presented an illus
trated lecture on her trip the past Sum-
mer to London and Paris.
The Ladies' Guild Of Kenilworth had
luncheon February 2l The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs
Donaldson on Addison Chapel road
northeast.
National Capital Chapter, Delphians,
met Wednesday at Jelleff's Little The
ater for the discussion of the life and
works Of Ben Jonson, under the leader
ship of Mrs. r. NJ. Kelly. A general
survey was made by the president, Mrs
H. A. Latane. Others on the program
were Mrs Grant S. Bernhart, Mrs. C.
M. Godfrey, Mrs. Edward Stevens, Mrs
Arabelle H. Norton. Mrs. Retta Maybee
and Mrs. H. N. Dorman. The guest,
Mrs. w. L. Folk of Washington.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Day will be the leader
March Is. when Beaumont and Fletcher
will be the subject of study. Those
contributing topics will be Mrs. Hugh
B. Callahan, Mrs. A. j. Maxwell and
Mrs. c. F. Schoonmaker Following
the mornings study, the chapter plans
to visit Folger Library.
The District of Columbia Association
Of Workers for the Blind met February
25 at 60 M street northeast. Melvin
c. Creamer was chairman and master
Of ceremonies. The program included
songs. both instrumental and vocal,
tap dancing and declaiming.
Business and Professional Women's
Club-Miss Ellen H. Edstrom, chairman
of the Membership Committee, pre-
sented the following new members at
the meeting at the Willard Hotel Mon
day evening: Miss Emma Chiera, Mrs.
D. Priscilla Edgerton. Miss Lou Frazier
and Miss Mabel c. Reed. Miss Chiera
of the Italian Embassy and Mrs. Will
liam D. Johnston, jr., acting secretary
Of the Committee on International Re-
lationS of the American Association of
University Women. made addresses.
Miss Ruth Hastings, chairman of the
Research Committee, having left the
city for an indefinite period, Miss
Adeline Taylor was appointed chair
RESORTS
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