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Hudson read q paper on Mechanical
Aids in the Home" =
The educational section will meet
March 20 with Mrs. B. j. Waldo, 40l7
New Hampshire avenue, with Mrs. Hud-
son and Mrs. Magberger assisting. The
program will be in charge Of MisS Mary
Frank, principal of the Petworth School,
and Mrs. Viola Thompson will give
current events. .
The philanthropic section will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Martha Wiltberger
March 81, with Mrs. E. P. Lecrew as
sisting.
The art section will have Mrs. s. A.
Swigett, chairman of the division of art
Of the District Of Columbia Federation
of Woman's Clubs, as its guest
speaker at the meeting March %. at the
Petworth Methodist Church. Mrs. e.
J. Murphy will be chairman Of the
Luncheon Committee.
Alpha Zeta Deiphian Chapter will
meet at the Washington Hotel Wednes-
day at 1890 O'Clock. The subject, Life
in the Homeric Age" will be under the
leadership of Mrs. William Weber. The
program will consist Of The Delphian
Traveller" by Mrs. George H. Milne;
Social Customs" by Mrs. Louis A.
Puckett; "Homeric Gods" by Mrs. A. l..
Riddick; ''Homeric Women" by Mrs.
Harvey Zimmerman; The Palace OF
Alcinous," by Mrs. c. D. Backus:
Hector and Andromache," by Mrs. r.
c. Roark; Sons Of Homer" by Mrs.
by Mrs. A. c. Harden, and From the
Odyssey" by Mrs. c. H. Curl After the
literary program the president, Mrs.
George N. Walker, will give q summary
Of the mornings work.
Burnside Woman's Relief Corps held
a business meeting at Woodmen Hail.
with its president. Miss Mary A. How
arth, presiding.
In the name Of the corps wreath
was placed on the Lincoln Memorial
on Lincoln's birthday by Miss Howarth.
Miss Adelaide Foster, musician, en-
tertained several members Of the vari-
GUS corps at her home. the Miramar
Apartments, last Saturday evening
They met to make the paper roses
which will decorate the graves of the
heroes of 1861-1S65 on Memorial day.
Mrs. Alice Burke, vice president, has
been instructing the members of the
Womans Relief Corps in the art of
flower r-making.
Gamma Chapter Delpbians, met at
the Shoreham Hotel Monday evening.
The president. Mrs. Esse Maybe Lacko-
wicZ, presided. Russian art, under the
leadership of Miss Olive Nevbold. was
discussed
Topics were discussed as follows:
Beginnings Of Russia Art" Mrs
Evelyn Bright Buckley: The Novgorod
School," Miss Julia Gilbert; Eighteenth
and Early Nineteenth Century Paint
| >, Tota Due
sian Art" Miss Sophia Lunsford; Study
of Pictures of the Novgorod School. ="
Miss Clara Dickerson; Historic Paint
ings," MES. Mary Mathiot; Religious
and Sermon Pictures" Mrs. Harry j.
Sears. and Painting of the End Of the
Century" Mrs. Q. N. Fansler
The next meeting will be March q.
when THE Art of Illumination" will
be discussed under the leadership Of
Miss Mary Wolford.
Twentieth Century Club-The French
section will meet tomorrow at 1890
am, at the Y. w. c. A. The members
will take another trip to France.
The art section will meet tomorrow at
pm, at the Phillips Memorial Gal
lery, 1000 Twenty-first street. Duncan
Phillips will give lecture, illustrated
with slides, on The Artist Sees Differ
emily"
The nature section will have trip
along the tow path Wednesday, meeting
at Sycamore Island Station at 10 80 m.
Take car marked Cabin John" at Du-
pont Circle at $50 am.
The following new members were
admitted to the club at the March
meeting: Mrs Annie " Hall. Mrs. Ry-
land Crews Bryant, Mrs. Albert A..
Jones, Miss Sheldon Jackson, and Mrs.
Richard Winston Holt.
The Washington Colony Of the Ma
ti0nal Society Of New England Women
will hold a luncheon and card party
March 81, at 1890 pm. at 2301 Geor-
gia avenue. A meeting was held March
at the home of Miss Peterson. BIS
Webster street. The next meeting will
be April 13 with Mrs z. L. Whitney,
Bali Oakwood terrace.
District of Columbia Chapter, Daugh-
ters Of Founders and Patriots Of Amer
lea, was entertained at the March meet
ing by Mrs. Edison I. Whitney and Miss
Eunice Whitney at their home. l4ll
Oakwood terrace. The president, Mrs.
James Henry Harper. presided. The
chapter participated in the Washing
ton birthday celebration at Memorial
Continental Hall. A letter was read
from an absent msmber. Mrs. Eli W.
Helmick Of Honolulu. The vice presi-
dent, Miss Ella Whilldin, read the re-
port of the national board meeting.
Mrs. David D. Caldwell, vice president
general OF the D. A. r., and Mrs. Fer
nald were guests.
Chapter H, p. E. O., was entertained
Tuesday by Miss Stella Sebern at the
Chalfonte.. Omcers elected and installed
were Miss F. E. Reynolds. president
Mrs. A. H. Snyder. vice president; Mrs
M. B. Lacy, recording secretary; Mrs.
G. o. Sutton, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. R. M. Galloway, chaplain:
Mrs. G. =. Rohr, guard, and Miss Helen
Winter, delegate to cooperate.
The Social Club Of Washington
Council. ladies of the U. C. c. Of E,
was entertained by Mrs. Thomas Jones,
Cherrydale, Va, with Mrs Bichell and
Mrs. Ward assisting The business meet
ing was presided over by the president,
Mrs. Hipsley Games were played,
prizes awarded to Mrs. Saul and Mrs.
Stoops.
The club will meet March % at the
home OF Mrs. Pratt, Eagle Gate Lodge.
Soldiers Home grounds. Take Soldiers
Home car to end of line.
Catholic Daughters Of America by
invitation of the Curley Club, under
whose auspices the ceremonies will take
place, Miss Mary C.. Boland, grand
regent, will place a wreath today on
the statue of James Cardinal Gibbons
in the name of the Catholic Daughters
Of America. The committee represent
ing Court 212 is Miss Kitty Rupert.
Miss Loretto Creahen, Mrs. Bess Costello
| and Miss Anna MlIrrav
Miss Mary Ahern. chairman Of Re-
treat Committee. will accept Tuesday
evening names of all wishing to make
the retreat.
Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh, chaplain.
has extended an invitation to the local
organization to be present in body
at the dedication Of the new Church
Of the Assumption March 26.
Miss Florence Winter announces the