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Immaculate Conception December on
invitation Of DR.. John Keattng Cart
wright, spiritual adviser Of the club
and recently appointed. pastor Of that
church. They will receive holy COM
munion in body. Following the mass
breakfast will be served at the May
flower Hotel
The Kenwood Country Club will be
the scene Of the annual Christmas
| dance.
will meet at the Shoreham Hotel next
Thursday evening. DR.. Andre Benteau,
treasurer Of the society and officer de
academic Franchise, will read excerpts
from his recent novel written in Eng
llish. Felix Conrad Schwarz will pre-
| side.
| At the last round-table discussion at
the Mayflower Hotel, lone Lee Mooney
read an Indian story and Hope Hale
spoke briefly on New York fiction mar
kets.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Crafts
mans Club met November al, at the
Thomas Circle Club. After the busi-
ness meeting, which was presided over
by the President, Mrs. M. Noreta Koch
a program was given. Contralto solos
were rendered by Miss Adessa Erhart
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Brown.
| Readings were given by Miss Annie
Tresselt and Miss Isabelle Buckingham
Mr.. Marshak. violinist. rendered several
numbers, accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Irma McGinis, who also played
several solos, Master Harry Meiner.
acted as master of ceremonies, and also
sang several numbers.
Twentieth Century Club-The in
ternational outlook section will have
for Its speaker December 4, at ais pm.
in Barker Hall, Y. w. c. A., William
Cnapin Huntington. formerly CONNER
cial attache at the American embassy in
Petrograd and the American embassy in
Paris. Subject: Russia Out of Rus
sia; a By-Product Of Revolution" Mrs
Georgette Ross Howard will give a sur
vey OF recent European events and
will discuss hopes Of Peace" and Fear.
Of War" Mrs. George F. Bowerman
The nature section will take a trip
around Chevy Chase December 6 and
will meet at Chevy Chase Lake at 1890
am. Mrs. Leo D. Minor. chairman.
The monthly meeting of the club is
December T., at l am, at the Y. w
C. A. Speaker: The Minister of the
Irish Free State. Michael MacWhite
who will speak on Irish Literature
Mrs. Charles VIII Wright, chairman.
The French sections program, De-
cember 8. at 2 pm, Y. w. C. A.. will
include French comedy. folk songs
and readings by members Of the section
Mrs. Camille Hindmarch, chairman.
Takoma Park Women's CIub.-The
December meeting will take the form
OF an evening entertainment sponsored
by the drama and music departments
next Tuesday at pm, at the Maryland
School Auditorium. Members are in
yited TO bring guests.
Mrs. Grace Peters johnson of the
Drama Guild will give a reading anc
review and viii also enact a scene from
popular modern play. Mrs. @. r. Chase
violiniSt, accompanied by Miss Heller
Williams at the piano, will play. Mis-.
Mary Apple. contralto, accompanied BY
Mrs. Waldo L. Schmitt at the piano, vii
sing A M. Tabbutt. baritone, accom-.
panied by Mrs. A. M. Tabbutt at the
piano. will sing. The sextet of the
music department will sing two mum.
bers.
Members Of the drama department
will present a play directed by Mrs. B
NJ. Coon.
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No. 1
Daughters Of Union Veterans Of tht
Civil War, met at Printcraft Building
$50 H street. with Esther Lippold
president, presiding. Irene Smith
made application for reinstatement
Mamie Wells was elected to member.
ship, and Bertha B. Brown was ini.
tiated
The nomination of officers was: Pres.
ident, Lavina Bashford; senior vice
president. Ethel Grimes and Alice
Mead: junior vice president, Clara Hol.
brook; chaplain, Jennie Hamilton
4 treasurer, Kathryn c. Rain, and patri,
otic instructor, Geneva Craig. The elec.
ton will be December 8.
report of the activities of the month
included placing Of its tribute on the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier or
Armistice day, and the annual banquet
in commemoration of Abraham Lin
coins Gettysburg address, at 2400 Six
teenth street, November %. when vet
erans Of the Civil War of 1861-l865
were honor guests. Plans were com.
pleted to distribute Thanksgiving bas.
kets to the aged
A Christmas party will be held the
evening Of December ~. There will bt
a Christmas tree.
The monthly services will be held to.
day at $50 pm. in Arlington Cemetery
at the Tomb Of the Unknown Soldier.
CT the Civil War Of lssl-l865. Mrs
d Ethel Grimes will place q wreath ir
memory Of her father. Joseph fought
who served as bugler under Gen. Gus.
ter.
The Faculty Women's Club Of George
Washington University will meet with
Provost and Mrs. william Allen Viii
bur, 1919 Military road, December 3 a
2:30 pm. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Quinc!
Adams will be the guests of honor. DR.
Shakespeare Library. win speak on st
Paul's Cathedral
American Association of Universit,
Womep-Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel viii
lead the discussion on Little Women
at the Monday meeting Of the chile
study group.
Miss Madge j. Reese will present ar
illustrated travelogue on the Territor!
of Hawaii Miss Mary Pearce will sing
Miss Alice l.. Edwards will act as host
ess for the tea.
Miss Ruth O'Brien, chief of the tex.
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les, will discuss Testing Laboratorie.
as a Source of Consumers Informa'
tion'' at the Monday meeting Of tht
consumer purchasing group.
DR.. Charles Moore. chairman Of Ma
tional Commission of Fine Arts, viii
give a lecture Tuesday at pm. or
what Washington Ought to Be-" Illus
trated with lantern slides. The lectur,
will be open to members and theil
friends.
The drama section will meet Wednes
day Mrs. Horace Torbert will intro
duce the study Of medieval religious
plays with special emphasis on Adam
q twelfth century Norman mystery.
The poetry group meeting on Thurs
day will hear Mrs. Louis A. MacMahor
read and discuss the poetry Of Sidne.
; Lanier. Luncheon will follow.
| Fridav night Is Club Night Mis-.