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elaborate preparations. The proceeds
will be used for the rural schools OF
the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
Plans also are being made for the
semi-annual demonstration in honor, of
the feast of the immaculate conception
which will be held at st. AIMS Church,
Tenleytown, December 10 at 4 pm.
Alpha Zeta Chapter Of the Delphians
met at the Arlington Hotel Wednesday
morning. Art and Painters of the
Fifteenth Century" was the subject for
discussion.
The leader was Mrs. Baccu. The
topics presented were: Mrs. Puckett,
Survey of Maccio's Work: Mrs. Mont
gomery, Life of Maccio"; Mrs. Riddick,
Fra Angelica; Mrs. Milne, Fra
Lippo-Lippi";; Mrs. Purl, "Browning's
Fra-Mppo-Lippi."
The president, Mrs. Zimmerman,
gave a summary Of the lesson. The
next meeting will be held November 8,
at the Arlington Hotel.
Soroptimist Club.-Mrs. Eleanor Pat
terson entertained the club at luncheon
Wednesday at her home, Is Dupont
Circle. She gave a brief talk on THE
Women Crusaders" The club, through
its president, Nora B. Huffman, pledged
Its support in the Community Chest.
Mrs. Patterson announced Mrs. Frank
lin Delano Roosevelt will address women
at her home on November 9 and invited
the members of the club to be present.
An honorary member Of the club,
Miss Janet Richards, was present at the
luncheon, as was also Mrs. Ellen Spen-
Ger Mussey. who was an honor guest.
District of Columbia Federation Of
Women's Clubs met Monday at the Y.
w. c. A., with the president, Mrs. Har-
vey w. Wiley, presiding. Reports were
given by Mrs. Lloyd w. Biddle on
clothes conservation; Mrs. Henry Fenno
Sawtelle, memorial service for Mrs. o.
H. P. Belmont and also in the N. r. A.
parade; Mrs. Esther M. Blair, on the
N. R. A. campaign; Mrs. Albert N.
Baggs, department of the American
home: Mrs. Otto L. Veerhof, American
educational week, November 6 to IL.
Mrs. Ellis Logan announced a draw
ing room meeting at her home, 1861
Crescent place, November 2 at pm,
when Vance Farr will speak on His
torfc Jewels, Past and Present; on No
vember at 2:30 pm a meeting in the
Art, when R. P. Tolman, acting director
of the gallery. will speak on "The GEL
latly Collection" followed by a tour of
the gallery. An invitation Is extended
to attend the Roerich Peace Banner
Convention November II and 18 at the
Mayfiower Hotel
Miss Pauline A. Frederick spoke for
the Community Chest.
Mrs. Horace j. Phelps, chairman, out
lined program for the department of
law and legislation. Mrs. William Col
linS, chairman of the division Of civil
service, spoke.
Senator William H. King Of Utah,
chairman Of the Senate District Com
mittee, spoke on Needed Legislation
for the District of Columbia
The Rainbow Card Party and Style
Show will be held at the Shoreham
Hotel November 3 at pm.
Miss Helen Williams, pianist, rem
dered selections and Mrs. j. Frank Rice,
soprano, sang.
Mrs. Helen Morrison Hunter an
nounced the radio program for Novem-
ber will be given by Mrs. Franceska
Kaspar Lawson, soprano, with Mrs.
Mabel Finch Rawlings as accompanist,
on Station WRC at IL o'clock each
Friday.
Washington Chapter Of Hadassah will
meet Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the Jewish
Community Center. The meeting will
be opened with prayer by Mrs. Dave
Alpher and the main address will be
given by Rabbi Solomon Metz. They
will be entertained by Geno Sisler of
the National Symphony Orchestra. An
additional feature Of the afternoon will
be the report of the delegates to the
national convention in Chicago, which
took place this past week. Mrs. Henry
Oxenburg, Mrs. Dave Alpher, Mrs. VIII
liam Bralove and Mrs. Sidney Wiseman
represented the local chapter. The
meeting will close with tea with Mrs.
Kossow and Mrs. Norman acting as
hostesses Of the occasion.
Burnside Woman's Relief Corps met
last Monday with its president, Miss
Mary A. Howarth, presiding. Mrs. Ora
B. Kramer was installed as color
bearer. The Auditing Committee was
entertained at the home of Miss Jennie
Hamilton at buffet supper. A cake
walk will be held at Woodmen Hall
tomorrow at pm.
Mrs. Della OBrien was elected and
Executive Board at the recent national
The annual inspection of Burnside
will be November 20.
National Capital Chapter, Del
phians. met Wednesday at Jenef's
Little Theater. The president, Mrs P.
M. Chichester, spoke briefly on Mod
ern Romances in the Making
The leader, Mrs. Ida Tuve, told of
the beginnings of chivalry and the rec
ognition and elevation Of womanhood.
Mrs. H. A. Latans' topic was Songs
OF Deeds; The Song of Roland" by
Mrs. w. M. Dixon; Mrs. E. Wade Ball
outlined the story Of "Beowulf''; Mrs.
j. B. Hartley told Of King Arthur and
his knights Of the round table, Percival,
Launcelot and Galahad, and the quest
Of the Holy Grail.
Mrs. Charles F. Schoonmaker will
be the leader Of the November meet
ing, on the subject of other famous
romances Of medieval literature.
Twentieth Century Club.-The ma
ture section will take a trip to Oak
wood, Va, Wednesday. Mrs. Leo D.
Miner, chairman, will meet the group
at the bus terminal, 1913 Pennsylvania
avenue. at 1920 am.
Petworth Woman's CIub,-The meet
Ing OF the music section was held Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. E. B.
Johnson, who was assisted by Mrs. P.
e. Howard
The art section met at the Petworth
Methodist Church Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Ellis Logan as guest speaker,
the subject of her talk being "Colors. .
Mrs. G. l.. Cary was chairman of the
Luncheon Committee.
The Executive Board will meet
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
Claude Ballard, with Mrs. E. B. John
son as assistant hostess.
Among the coming activities will be
card party afternoon and evening
November IA at the home of Mrs. A.
M. Abbott. 5000 Eighth street, under
the supervision of Mrs. A. N. Jones,
Mrs. R. G. Sowerbutts and Mrs. A. M.
ABBOTT, and food sale to be given by
tne phllanthropic section the afternoon
OF December 10 at the home of Mrs.
LySter Dewey, 4512 Ninth street