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compositions by Lois Absrnathy will
also be heard.
The education section will meet at
1890 pm November l6 at the
Y. w. C. A. for luncheon. Miss Sybil
Baker. director of Fairgrounds for the
District of Columbia, will speak on
Recreation Department for the City
of washington" For luncheon reserva-
tions telephone Mrs. Calvert, North
333l-J. by Tuesday, Mrs. Lawrence Mar
tin, chairman.
Zonta Club-The fourteenth ami
versary was celebrated Wednesday at
Olney Inn, with the Annapolis, Fred
erick and Hagerstown clubs partici-
pating. Mrs. Florence Sindell, chair
man of the Washington Intercity Com
mittee. was in charge Of arrangements.
Miss Mabel Strider was toastmistress.
Louise Stambaugh was song leader. DR..
Edith Seville Coale made the welcome
address and Mrs. Emily Newell Blair
of the Consumers Advisory Board of
the N. r. A. spoke on "Womens In
terest in Present day Problems"
Josephine Reardon of the Annapolis
club read the Zonta code; Electa zieg-
Ter of the Hagerstown club read several
messages from the international presi-
dent and past presidents, and Miriam
Apple of the Frederick club read the
Zonta Collect Esther Guide, past
president of the Washington club read
the history of the club. Mrs. Florence
Sindell sang. accompanied by Emily
Dickinson at the piano.
Mrs. Harriet Howe, Junior past presi-
dent. will address the club next We'd
nesdav in Barker Hall on The New
Deal for the Consumer"
Women's City Club.-The Needlework
Guild with Mrs. William j, La Varre
chairman, will be hostess at the tea
today at 4:30 o'clock at the club house.
The 14th birthday anniversary of the
club will be celebrated Wednesday aft
ernoon and evening. A linen shower"
will be an important part Of the days
program. A reception will be held at
4 o'clock and the evening party will be
a. 8 o'clock
--latest Developments in the Man
churian Situation" will be the subject
of the talk by Charles Stephenson
Smith at the current events meeting
| Tuesday at 4:50 o'clock
Miss Helen M Howley will conduct
pilgrimage to Gallinger Hospital,
where club members are invited to a
tea and tour of inspection. The start
will be made from the club house, as
sembling at o'clock.
Mrs. Carolyn B. Stephen will preside
at the dinner sponsored by the business
and professional section Thursday at
G:30 o'clock. Miss Mary Ward will tell
OF the work of Eva LIE Gallienne and
her Civic Repertory Theater.
Mrs. Paulfna Sabin is hostess for
November for the Tuesday evening
contract bridge section. Members now
| hoN fhn Ylriyilano of hrit1otY1n thnir
male friends as guests on Tuesday eve
nings.
The Tuesday morning meetings Of the
contract players, including the be-
| ginners' group, is adding to its member
| ship each week. Mrs. Edmund Kocher-
sperger gives a short talk each week on
THE Rules of Contract Bridge"
Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi So
rority will meet at 8 pm Monday at
2400 Sixteenth street. Miss Viola
topic.
Business and Professional Women's
| Club.-Among the guests who have ac-
cepted the invitation of Miss nellie L.
IngelS, president, to dine with the club
at the Willard Hotel tomorrow are
Miss Stella Akin, special assistant to
the Attorney General; Mrs. Marion
Bannister, Assistant United States
| treasurer; Mrs. Antoinette Funk, as
sistant commissioner, General Land
Secretary IckeS, Interior Department;
Representative from Tucson, Ariz !;
Mrs. Virginia Ellis Jenckes, United
States Representative from Terre
Haute. Ind; Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross,
director of the mint, and Mrs. Jewel
Swofford, chairman, Employees Com
pensation Commission.
Mrs Ross, Miss Akin and Mrs. Ickes
will speak
Miss Lucetta Stockbridge. chairman
of the Program Committee. has as her
assistants Mrs. D. Priscilla Edgerton,
Miss Edith lockwood and Mrs. Caro-
line B. Stephen. Miss Martha Edwards
Is chairman Of the Arrangements Com
mittee, assisted by Miss Penelope Cobb
and Miss Alice Webster.
Woman's Guild of American Uniyer-
sity.-The following committee will be
In charge OF a benefit card party No
vember Is at O'Clock: Mrs. Thomas
Cochran, Mrs. George E. Pariseau, Mrs.
T. M. Anderson, Mrs. William Hall.
Mrs. A. L. Parks, Mrs Lynn Edminster.
Mrs A. c. Fisher. Miss Mary Louise
Brown Is chairman of the committee.
u VIII be held at the home of Mrs. T,
Z. Schneider, 5l33 Broad Branch road
Tea will be served to those who play as
well as to those who do not play. later
in the afternoon.
The Faculty Women's Club of Ameri-
can University met Friday at the home
OF mrs. Harold Colder, 4413 Thirty
nlnth street. After a short business
meeting, presided over by the president,
Mrs. Walter Shenton, tea was served by
MRS; Colder. assisted by Mrs. Lois
The Alpha Phi AIumnae Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Alan e,
Gray, 2O9 Shepherd street. Chew
ChaSe, Md, at 8 o'clock tomorrow
Sarah Louise Turner ana Mrs. Harold
Morrlson will be the assisting hostesses-
Gamma Chapter. DeIphians, will meet
at the Shoreham Hotel tomorrow at 8.15
pm The literary program, Shake
speare and His England" will be under
the leadership of Miss Olive Newbold.
Topic reports will be given by Mrs.
Le Roy Elliott, Mrs. Pearl Friede. Mrs.
Evelyn Haller, Miss Sophia Lunceford.
mrs. Bertram Moore, Mrs. Harry Sears
MISS Irene WeSterman and Miss Mary
G. Wolford.
The Circle des Precieuses RidicuIeS
was received Wednesday evening by M
ana Nine. William j. Wallis at their
nome In the Westchester. The follow