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Columbian Chapter, Delphian Society,
will meet at the Hamilton Hotel, Oc-
tober at 10 am. The subject will be
"Shakespeare and His England"
Mrs. H. B. Linton will lead the meet
ing and the following topics are as
signed: London Playhouses," Mrs.
George Ellis; "Shakespearean Audi
ences." Mrs. Otis w. Elzey; "Charac-
teristics of Shakespeare" Mrs. Sherwood
Ferris English Chronical Plays" DR..
Anna NJ Finnegan; Roman Tragedies, p"
Mrs. William S. Graham; Light Com
edies," Mrs c. F. Howell; THE Great
Tragedies" Mrs. H. H. Huntington;
The Last Comedies" Miss Florence
Hull.
District of Columbia League Of Amer
lean Pen Women-A tea and reception
was held yesterday from 4:30 to 6
o'clock at the studio 1706 I street. to
introduce chairmen of special activities
and creative groups. Mrs. Clara Keck
Heflebower. national president, was
honor guest.
At meeting of the Executive Board
September % appointment of the chair
men was approved as follows: Fellow
ria Claeys Garzia: Non-f1ction Book
Reviews, Frances Moon Butts; Radio,
Alice Hutchins Drake; Reception, Bes-
sic Wells Palm Art, Elise Thomson
Clark; Drama, Minnie Frost Rands;
Fiction, Phyllis Moore Gallagher; Jour-
nalism, Margaret Jean Bailey; Music,
Elena De Sayn; Poetry, Irene Shirley
Moran. and Sales, Myrta Ethel Cawood.
The Takoma Park Women's Club will
meet at the Takoma Park Library
0ofa OF vr,il1
be served to all members presenting
membership cards. Guest tickets may
be secured up to noon October from
Mrs. Albert F. Lingle. Hostesses are
Mrs Albert F. Lingle, Mrs. David Cart
wright Clark, Mrs. John w. Coffman,
Mrs. Alfred Hardesty Mrs. Emmett E.
Jester, Mrs. Glenwood C. Roe, Mrs. j.
R. Scott, Mrs. Hugh M. Smythe and
Mrs. Vernon w. Shives. Dean William
Alien Wilbur, provost of the George
Washington University. will speak on
'Shakespeare's PHILOSOPHERS"
The Ways and Means Committee will
present play October 20 and 81 at the
Trinity Parish Hall, New Studio Sc
crets."
New officers of the club are: Mrs.
Frederick L. Pratt, president: Mrs
Frederick A. Johnston, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Frank F. Zupdel second
vice president; Mrs. Albert A. Spear,
recording secretary; Mrs. Roy Y. Fer
ner, treasurer; Mrs. G. Harris White,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs. James
A. Robertson, parliamentarian. Direc-
tors, Mrs. Frederick Lincoln, Mrs
Frank j. Hopkins and Mrs. A. w. Miller.
District of Columbia Federation direc-
tors. Mrs. Paul w. Burk, Mrs. B. M.
Coon and Mrs. j. M. Burch.
Alpha Zeta Deiphian Chapter met
Wednesday morning at the Arlington
Hotel. Art will be the subject for this
years study
The topics and speakers were: Mrs.
Davis, leader: Scope of the Years
Study" Mrs Milne; Ancient Painting"
Mrs. Pickett; Byzantine Painting"
Mrs. Roark; THE Italian Revival"
Mrs. Walker. A summary was delivered
by the president. Mrs. Zimmerman
The next meeting will be held at the
Arlington Hotel October II.
Delta Sigma Chapter. Delphian So
ciety, met September 18 at the Shore
ham Hotel, the president, Mrs Pinck-
ney j. Harman, presiding.
The program was The Dialogue and
Action of Oedipus the King" led by
Mrs. William Ballinger. After the pre-
liminary survey, given by the presi-
dent. Mrs. Harman, the following parts
OF the play were covered: The Pro-
logue." by Mrs. Helen Cranston;
First Episode" by Mrs. Frederick T.
F. Johnston; Second Episode by Mrs.
Margaret Fuller; Third Episode" by
Mrs. M. o. Hayes; Fourth Episode" by
Mrs. w. B. Hayes, and "Epilogue," by
Mrs. Homer r. Hendricks Mrs Ruth
Sn0d0TQSg q y,1of of
moving picture play THE Masquer-
ader."
The next meeting will be held at the
Shoreham Hotel October at 10 o'clock
Columbian Women Of the George
Washington University will meet Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Joshua Evans, jr., 3405 Lowell street.
The social will begin at 3:45 O'Clock,
when Mrs. Evans will have assisting
her Mrs Cloyd Heck Marvin, wife of
the president Of the University; woman
members of the Board Of Trustees of
the university, and wives of members
OF the Board of Trustees. Mrs Evans
and Mrs. Willard Hayes Yeager, presi-
dent of Columbian Women, will re-
ceive.
The business meeting will convene
at 4:30 o'clock, and will be featured by
the reading of the history for 1928
by Miss Margaret Pepper, historian.
In preparation for the activities Of
the year Mrs. Yeager has designated
the following committee chairmen: Pro-
gram, Miss Elizabeth Peet; Scholarship,
Mrs. Paul Gropp and Miss Harriet Gar
rells, co-chairmen: Membership, Miss
Rhoda Watkins; Ways and Means Mrs.
Alfred Lawson; University Relations,
Mrc Mol
Mrs. Russell Shelk and Mrs. Edgar
William Woolard, co-chairmen: Voca-
tional Opportunity, Miss Elizabeth
Cullen; Hospitality, Mrs. Cloyd Heck
Marvin and Mrs Joseph w. Cox, CO.
chairmen; Finance. Miss Ruth Ben
nett; Publicity Miss Marcelle LIE
Menager
The junior section met Wednesday
at the home of the chairman Miss
Cecile Harrington, 1888 Nineteenth
street.
The bridge section will be entertained
by Mrs. Paul Heyl. Mrs. Frank Rutter
and Mrs. Russell Shelk at Mrs. Heyrs
home, 280O Ontario road, October Is
at 1870 pm Members are asked to
make reservations by calling Mrs. Heyl
at AdaAs 4013.
Petworfh Womans Club.-The art
section met Thursday afternoon at the
PetWorth Metiiedist Church. Mrs.
Frank Minich was the chairman of the
luncheon committee,
Mrs. Otto Hammerlund. president OF
the club, entertained the executive
board at her home Thursday evening.
A business meeting will be held to-
morrow evening at the Petworth school
building. Miss Gertrude I. Warren OF
the Extension Service, United States
Department Of Agriculture, will speak
on How Home Economics Is Solving
Present Economic Problems"
All sections Of the club will unite In
the annual all-day picnic October at
the Y. w. c. A. Vacation Lodge, Cherry
dale. Va Members will provide their
own lunch and dishes and the hospl.
tality section will serve coffee, cake and