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next meeting will be held April 70 at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Warren.
Philo Classics-The annual meeting
for the election Of officers was held
April Z at the home Of Mrs. A. H. Will
officers were elected: president, Mrs.
Peckham: vice president, Mrs. Fohr-
man; recording secretary, Miss Mac
milan; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Pitcher; treasurer, Mrs. Bentley; d.
rector to District of Columbia Fedora
ton, Mrs. Bare. Mrs. Harris was ap-
pointed chairman Of the Program Com
mittee.
Takoma Park Women's Club-"Studio
Secrets" will be presented April 20 at
8:15 pm. in Trinity Parish Hall, Piney
Branch road and Dahlia street, Paul r.
Mattix, leader in Takoma Park theatre
Gals, will be master of ceremonies.
Dancing will follow the program. Tick
cts may be obtained from Mrs. F. L.
Pratt, 112 Chestnut street or from Mrs.
Albert A. Spear. Valley View.
tea for the members will be given
by the homemakers department, April
20 from 3 to 4 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. NJ C. Merrill, 300 Carroll avenue
All club members are invited. The
music department will present a vocal
duet by Mrs. I. L. Clark and Mrs. G. F.
Wisner, a solo by Mrs. Clark an in
strumental trio by Mrs. Eugene Bond,
Mrs. w. w. SWEET and daughter, Mar
garet, and piano solos by Miss Helen
Williams. The regular meeting of the
department will precede the tea. Mrs.
G. Harris White will give talk on
Customs of Tea Drinking"
The garden department will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Roy Ferner, so
Whittier street, April II at 100 o'clock
Winn T. Simmons will talk on Roses"
The literature department met at the
Branch Library April 10. Mrs. N. E.
McIndoo gave a review. Mrs. James S.
Fraser was elected chairman, Mrs.
G. Harris White, vice chairman, and
Mrs. C. G. Carr reelected secretary.
The art department met at the
home of Mrs Alexander Wetmore. 204
Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Lincoln,
Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Price and
Mrs. Spray. Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass gave
talk on Famous Paintings in the
National Gallery of Art, London"
The Washington Cultus Club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. D. G.
Davis. Mrs. D. v. Chadwick was the
guest. The meeting was called to or
der by the president. Mrs. Herman
Smith. Mrs Ramsey hewitt gave pa
per on Keeping Step With the Times"
Mrs S. E. Lewis talked on Current
Events"
The club will meet April IS with Mrs.
William H. Sholes.
The Alpha Zeta, Delphian Chapter,
met Wednesday at the Washington
Hotel, the president, Mrs. George N.
Walker. presiding.
The program was led by Mrs. C. D.
Backus, the subject being The Athens
Of PeIiclss;" Mrs. A, c. Harden was
Davis reported on Athens in the Fifth
Century" Other topics discussed were
Public Life, by Mrs. William Weber;
Private Life" by Mrs. Samuel Mont
gomery, and "Athenian Education" by
Mrs. c. H. Curl. The lesson summary
was given by Mrs. Walker
The next meeting will be April e.
with Mrs. Edwin Davis as leader of the
literary program.
The Writer'S League Of Washington
will meet in the Sears, Roebuck Art
Galleries, 1106 Connecticut avenue, next
Friday evening. A program Of short
stories and poems, with criticisms, will
be given.
At the last meeting Miss Margaret
Bailey read story. Miss Georgia Red
way read group Of verse. Miss Anna
Priestley, Miss Elizabeth Layman and
Mrs. L. w. Tilton also read stories.
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps was
represented at the Baltimore Grand
Army convention by Mrs. F. E. Thoma
! and Mrs. Cora Manoly, department pa
triotic instructor
Grand Army day was celebrated at
the Stevenson statue. The exercises
were in charge of Mrs. Cora L. Manoly
All corps, camps, auxiliaries, circles
ladies Of the Grand Army and Daugh-
tiers OF Union Veterans were represented
made by Comdr. T. H. King of Balti-
more. Comdr. J. H. Sheppard, Comdr.
M. E. Leech and Mrs. Anna Horn, de-
partment president. Comdr J. w. Wells
OF Cushing Camp led the singing, Mrs
Manoly gave a reading on the life of
Benjamin j. Stevenson. Benedicticn
by Comdr. Robert ]. T. McElroy
Comdr. j. H. Sheppard, department
president and patriotic instructor; Mrs
Manoly, department secretary; Mrs.
Della OBrien and Percy Parker, Grand
AAAAiy SSAOA 0CdASio, lOOh pdIG III LIE
parade. Mrs E. Josephine Grimesley,
Mrs. F. E. Thcma. Mrs. Mary NC
Keever, Mrs. Catherine Scott and Miss
Ruth Scott carried the colors in front
Of the Grand Army machine.
Stonewall Jackson Chapter, U. d. c.,
met at the Confederate Memorial
Home Monday evening. A program ar
ranged by Miss Frances Shirley and
Miss Gretna Boswell followed.
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Volland, gave part of the history of
the Confederate flag. Miss Blanche
Cooksey gave reading Randolph E.
Myers, accompanied by Miss Eleanor
Hubert, rendered vocal selections Miss
Eleanor Hubert gave a piano selection
Refreshments were served.
Chapter F, P. E. O. Sisterhood-Mrs.
Edward Glasscock will be hostess April
20 at o'clock. The milk fund and
other philanthropic work will be dis
cussed. Miss Margaret Waterhouse
will give book review. The chapter
will act as hostess at the monthly reci-
procity luncheon for the eight District
chapters and the visiting and unafi-
lated members at the Hotel Harring-
ton. THE Verse and Song of Rom
many" will be presented for the pro-
gram following the luncheon.
The Zonta Club met Wednesday at
the Y. w. c. A. Miss Elizabeth Peet.
dean Of women at Gallaudet College.
gave etory of the role played by the
Peet family in the education of the
deaf
Cora Mackenzie, first vice president
of Zo1ta International. from Cam
bridge, Mass was the guest of honor
Mrs Anna Thomas was the guest of
Louise Stsmbaugh. A new member,
Mrs. Jennie o. Berliner, was introduced
by Mrs. Mae MacIlroy.
The Women's Club of Sixteenth
Street Highlands met at the home of
Mrs L. j. Battle on Kennedy street
with Mrs James E. Karnes, Mrs La