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erated lecture and social in honor Of
the past presidents of the club IN the
Sears, Roebuck Art Gallery, 1l09 Con-
necticut avenue, this evening at S:5e
O'Clock.
: MFR. T. Harold Scott, recent grad
uate of the University of Colorado and
now a student of the Foreign Service
School, win be the speaker of the eve
ming, and has chosen the topic 'Por-
tuguese Culture in Brazil" Music for
the occasion will be given by Mrs
Coutinho. an exponent of Portuguese
music: She is the wife of DR.. Cou-
tinho, a distinguished member OF the
faculty of the Foreign Service School.
DR.. Coutinho is the originator OF the
Portuguese Club, and under his able
guidance it has hourished into one OF
the best known clubs on the campus.
The next affair to be given by the
club will be Sunday afternoon. Febru-
sry 5, in honor of Camoens, Portugal S
best known poet.
The young people are showing en-
thuSiastic interest in the Junior Horse
Show, to be held at the Riding and
Hunt Club Saturday afternoon. at 2
O'Clock, with IL classes during the aft
ernoon.
Among the younger members of the
club who will ride will be Miss Mar
gret Cotter Miss Helen Gwinn. Mr..
Robert Hanson, Miss Betty Couzens,
MIR. Jimmie Russell, Mr. Orme Wilson,
Miss Margaret Hill, Miss Gladys
Szechenyi, Mr. Bar Neff Phillip, jr.,
and Miss Laura Lyons
Fort Myer will be represented with
Curtis and Anne George Patsy Smith,
George Patton, jr.: Lucien and Mary
Pruscott, Jean Andrews, Patty Wyman,
Jane Honecutt, George Young, Hammer
Cobbs, Harold Wyman, Bernard Madi-
son and Marion Kirkland.
Ribbons and silver cups will be given
for each class.
Increasing interest is shown in the
gala grand opera performance of Cav
alleria Rusticana" and "Pagliacci" Sun
day night at $50 o'clock in Washington
Auditorium. Members of the diplo-
matte corps will be well represented in
the audience that evening, which will
be the first time that this European Gus
tom of Sunday night opera has been
featured in Washington.
The Ambassador of Japan and Nine.
pebuchi will attend the opera, occupying
box on that occasion. and the Sec
retary of Labor and Mrs. Doak are
among others who will have guests in
their box.
One of the interesting operatic per-
sonalties in the performance will be
a young Italian singer. Giuseppe Bruno.
q resident of this city for the past II
years. who will sing the role of Silvio in
"Pagliacci." Following the perform
ance, he will be entertained at BAN
quet by large group of his Wash
ington friends, with other members OF
the company, before their departure
from the city that night, for New York.
Signor Alfredo Salmaggi, director OF
the opera, and Pasquale Amato. world
famous baritone of the Metropolitan
Opera, will be among the guests of
honor.
Mrs. Lowell H. Parker has been
named chairman of the committee in
charge of the card party to be given
at All Souls Church Tuesday evening,
January "a. She wills be assisted by
Mrs McFall Kerbey. Mrs. James Cum
ningham Rogers, Mrs. Howard Bollin
ger, Mrs. Frank M. Eliot, Mrs. Elmer
Stewart and Mrs. Laurence c. Staples.
The American Association of Uni
versity Women will entertain the MEM
hers of the association who are dele
gates to the eighth Conference on the
Cause and Cure of War at tea in the
club house, on / street, this afternoon
frem 4 to O'Clock.
The hostesses for the occasion will be
Mrs. Delos Kinsman, DR.. Esther Caukin-
Rrunauer, Miss Anna Pearl Cooper, Mrs.
George B. Wood Mrs. Frank Houdlette.
Mrs Ruth Wilson Tryon, Mrs. Samuel
Jcllnstone, and Miss Janeiro Brooks.
Mrs William John Cooper. president
Of the local branch, will receive the
guests. assisted by Miss Ruth Morgan.
administrative chairman of the confer
ence; DR.. Kathryn McHale, educational
director of the association. and Miss
Elizabeth Kirkbride, association director
Of the Atlantic section of the national
organization.
Mrs Thomas Sidwell Mrs Karl Fen
ming Miss Belle Rankin and Mrs Ina
McClintock will preside at the tea table.
Mrs H. E. Jones and Mrs. S. Ralph
Jones, both of Pittsfield, Mass. are pass
ing few days at the Carlton.
Mrs. George B. Ford of Northampton.
Mass, is spending the week at the
Dodge. Mrs. Ford is member of the
faculty of Smith College and is in the
Capital attending the Conference on the
Cause and Cure of War.
Miss Lila Hathaway Swift of Welles-
ley Hills, Mass, is at the Carlton for
brief stay.
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