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HOn OF Cfe CDIlStltutlOu dliO Uy-AdH
will be acted upon.
Miss Nina King, chairman OF tn
International Relations Committee,
In charge of the program. The CUES
speakers will be Miss Emma Chiera o
the Italian embassy in an address ol
italian Women in Business" and Mrs
William G.. Johnston, jr., who will speal
on Current International Affairs ant
the Problems Facing the Incoming Ad
ministration."
Pi Omicron Sorority, Delta Chapte
Units, meets at Sears, Roebuck Ar
Galleries, 1106 Connecticut avenue
February %, pm; literary program
including book review.
Columbia DeIphian Chapter will NEE
at the Hamilton Hotel at 10 o'clocl
March 2. The subject will be the AR
CT Illumination" Mrs. Davidson will b'
the leader. Topics: Development O.
the Art of Illumination" Mrs. Ferris
Methods and Subjects" Mrs. Oti'
Johnson; "The Significance OF Art Il
the Layman." Mrs. Linton; Meaning
of Fern in Art" Mrs. Little; "The Ele-
ments of a Work by Art Composition,
Mrs. Mancill; Art and the Spirit o.
It's Era" Mrs. Nairn, and study OF pic
lures. Illuminated Manuscripts" Mrs
Norris. The third year opens with tht
study of drama After the president:
resume there will be an election o.
officers.
Girls Friendly Society, Epiphan,
Branch, has arranged the following pro-
gram: March S. early communion
March s, "Y," Alice Hutchins Drake
Snyder; March 20, business meeting,
pm, followed by talk on China BY
Mra. Parsons; March 27, admission
service. Every Monday during March
there will be lenten G. F. S. diocesan
service at 4:45 pm. in the church.
Good Shepherd Branch will give 6
play, The Garden of Cinderella" by
the candidates, and the older girls are
making the costumes. Mrs. Magruder
the branch president, has charge OF the
play.
Trinity Branch elected the following
officers. Chairman, Nell E. Moore; vice
chairman. Almeda Harvey; secretary
Fay Sager; treasurer, Mary A. Freeze
Miss Ruth Harvey gave a talk on
"Ho,iery Its Manufacture, the Differ
ent Grades, Process CT Mending and
How to Choose Good Hose" Plans for
the lenten work were arranged and will
consist of sewing and the study OF
China.
st. Andrews Branch, College Park,
has elected the following officers:
Chairman, Margaret Holmes; vice
tary, Mary Backing; treasurer, Mar
garet Suite Scrap books for the chill
dren's hospitals are being made by the
branch.
st. Paul. Rock Greek, Branch party
will be held February 27 in the parish
hall.
ST. Stephens Branch is working on
its play to be given in the Spring.
All posters and scrap books for the
publicity contest National Council,
must be in before May /.
Der Deutsohe Literarische Verein
gave a Wagner-Brahms Memorial eve
ming, February 18. at the home of the
president, Miss Anita Schade. Herr
Alexander Won Wuthenau spoke: Elena
de Sayn, violinist,. played Walther's
"Preislied" (Wagner). accompanied by
Winifred Lakeman; Ida Siboni Han
son read "Wagner's Death; Franceska
Kaspar Lawson gave two Wagner num-
bers, "Elsas Traum," from "Lohen-
grin" and ''Elisabeths Gebet," from
"Tannhauser" Kurt HetZel spoke on
Wagner's influence on modern conduc-
torship and gave piano selections by
Wagner "Isolden's Liebestod" and Seig-
mund's "Liebeshed": Henry Gregor
and played excerpts from the pronli-
poser: Miss Mary Apple sang Brahms
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bliches Staendchen'; "Wiegenlied,' u
accompanied by Jessie Olin; Mabel
Finch Rawlings acted as Mrs. F. K.
Lawson's accompanist; the "Soloists
Ensemble conducted by Otto Torney
Simon, with Adolf Torovsky at the
piano, sang Wagners Song of the
Rhine Maidens,' from "Goetterdaem-
merung," and Brahms Lament on the
Death of a Hero ('Ossian"). Anita
Schade recited "Hoffnung' (Hope), by
E. Geibel. 81
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
met at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Bradt, 1888 Thirty eighth street, the
president, Mrs. Hattie Canada, presid-
ing. Mrs. Addie Hickman reported the
corps had finished hospital bags for
Walter Reed Hospital. Mrs. Charlotte
Cary reported arrangements completes
for June "a, the annual excursion to
Chesapeake Beach. Mrs. Catherine
Hood reported the corps in the depart
ment were to make roses for Memorial
day, at the request of the @. A. Il
posts.
A memorial to the late Mrs. Mary
North, written by the past department
president, Mrs. Louise Watson, was
read by the secretary, Mrs. Helen
Temple
Mrs. Charlotte Cary, national junior
vice president of the Woman's Relief
Corps. installed Mrs. Martha Mangun
as assistant conductor. A social was
held in honor of the birthdays of three
of the MEMBERSHIPS Hattie Canada
Mrs Genevieve Craig and Mrs. Martha
Mangum.
The next meeting will be held March
3. at the Thomas Circle Club, 1926
Massachusetts avenue.
District of Columbia Federation.-The
next meeting viii be held in the Raleigh
Hotel at 80 am. tomorrow, under the
direction of the Department of Educa-
ton, of which Mrs Otto Veerhoff is
chairman. Among the speakers will be
Miss Maud Aldrich, Miss Sibyl Baker
Miss Esther Scott. Mrs. Reece. Mrs
Smith and DR.. KresS. Mrs. James
Shera Montgomery, chairman of music
will present Mrs. Ralph Barnard, con-
tralto. whom she will accompany. After
the meeting the Department of Educa'
ton is sponsoring & luncheon in honol
OF DR.. and Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur
when Mrs Harvey w. Wiley, president
of the federation, will preside and Mrs
Veerhof will officiate as toastmistress
Political Study Club.-Due to the alb
sence from the city OF Mrs. ErnSs
Humphrey Daniel. president. Mrs. Frans
Shortall first vice president, presided
at the February meeting. Mrs. Edgal
Merritt. chairman of music, presented
the SoloiSt Ensemble. under the direc
ton of Dr. Otto Torney Simon. Miltor
Boyer accompanied the ensemble anC
gave short piano recital after the cho
rus singing Mrs. Tillman Parks intro
duced the speaker, DR.. Don Louis Man
uel Debayle, who spoke OH "Interna
tional Relations particularly those ex