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were elected: Mrs George E. Pariseau,
president; Mrs. Alexander F. Steuart,
first vice president; Mrs. Ben HELEN,
second vice president; Miss Sadie Car
Isle, secretary, and Miss Annebell Til
lett, treasurer. Reports were given by
Miss Clara r. Nourse, who is In charge
Of the Holiday House on the Mount
J also were read by the three delegates
who represented Washington at the
National Council meeting in New York
City in June. MRS. George E. Pafiseau,
diocesan president; Miss Harriet Haig,
diocesan member delegate, and Miss
| Elsa A. Needham were the delegates.
1t was announced Mrs. Franklin Delano
Roosevelt had been made honorary
| president of the Girls Friendly Society
Of tire United States of America.
At Epiphany Branch tomorrow eve
| ming the younger members, headed by
| Miss Mary Stuart, president, will ar
range a Halloween party for the older
| members of this branch.
The older member group is rehearsing
for the play to be given November q.
The members Of st. Paul's Crock
| Creek Branch have begun active
ing under the guidance of the asso-
ciates in charge. Outgrown clothes have
been requested, to be sent to the noun
tain schools.
The Washington Cultus Club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Oscar
Wilkinson.
After the luncheon the meeting was
called to order by the president, Mrs.
Ralph Barnard. Papers were given by
Mrs. William Steuart on Famous
| Bridges and Rivers, Historic and Ro-
mantle" by Mrs. Clifford K. Bergman.
The hostess, Mrs. Wilkinson, having re-
Gently returned from f1ve-month trip
abroad, spoke.
The next meeting will be November
with Mrs. Samuel E. Lewis.
at the home of Mrs. Paul K Carr, 430
liam Hargrave was assistant hostess.
A business meeting will be held No
yember at the home of Mrs. Bernard
Ostmann. 5733 Fifth street.
/ Tri T Sorority met at the home of
Miss Mildred Martin, with the presi-
cent, Miss Arista Huber presiding. Miss
Huber. Miss Martin and Miss nellie An
| derson gave reports on the recent Ma
! tional Tri T Convention in Chicago.
The president outlined plans for the
Winter activities.
The Zonta Club held its semi-annual
closed dinner at the Dodge Hotel We'd
nesday, with the president, DR.. Edith
Seville Coale, presiding. Plans for the
International zonta day program No
vember at Olney Inn were formu-
lated and committee chairmen gave
resumes of their work during the past
six months. Marguerite Edwards was
welcomed as new member.
The Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club met at the Willard Hotel
Monday evening. Miss nellie L. ingalls,,
president, presiding.
Miss Lucetta Stockbridge, chairman
Of the Membership Committee. pre-
sented the following new members
Mrs. Rose K. Blanke, Mrs. Wyomd H
Bradbury, Mrs Ettalou c. Brenner, Miss
Margaret M. Byrne, Miss Grace L.
Chapman. Miss Nancy Carter Eliason,
Miss Edna E. FusSen, Mrs. Lena G.
Geesa, Mrs. Grace Goodpasture, Mrs
Marie Heath. Mrs Yneta Wood KirWin,
Mrs. Mary Catherine Lewis, Miss Cath
crime O'Donnell. Miss Marian Park
hurst, Mrs. Marie S. Pierce. Mrs Helen
r. Sexton. Miss Taisia NJ Stadnichenko
Miss Alice Terrell, Miss Sue S. White
and Miss Beulah A. Wilmington.
Miss Taisia Stadnichenko delivered an
address on Russian Women" and Will
liam c. Grace. attorney, spoke on be-
half of the Recovery Administration
The program was presented by Miss
Stockbridge and Mrs. Jessie Eliot Perez
| l.
the home of Mrs. William H. Wagner,
Drummond avenue. Chevy Chase, Md,
october %. Mrs. Frank S. Ray, presi-
dent, presided A Halloween party will
be given tomorrow afternoon at the
Aged Womens Home, 1855 Wisconsin
avenue.
The club officers are: Mrs. Frank S.
Ray, president; Mrs William H. Wag-
ner, vice president; Mrs. Alfred B. Gar
ges. secretary; Mrs. Gaius Brumbaugh,
treasurer; Mrs. Frederick Goensch,
chaiman Of Ways and Means; Mrs. An
drew P. Anderson, chairman Of Enter
tainment; Miss Livingston. chaplain,
and Miss Frances Duehay, correspond,
ing secretary.
Gen. william III. Beck Circle Ladies
Of the Grand Army of the Republic
4
vember l. There will be musical pro-
gram and refreshments. Members of
| other circles are invited.
Chapter b, p. f. O., met October 10
at the home of Mrs. r. H. Young, 1926
Newton street Mrs. H B. Jones and
| Mrs R. NJ Wolfe assisted The vice
president, Miss Emma Serene, presided.
Vocational echoes" were given by the
members. Mrs. E. McLachen of Wis
conSin was guest.
A second meeting was held with Mrs
villa B. Hammond at her home. 1929
Thirty-seventh street. Assisting her
were Mrs. G. A. Davies, Mrs. E. G..
Jefferys and Mrs. Dean C. Turley. The
president, Mrs. E. T. Lomas. presided
| vention of the P. E. o. sisterhood held
in Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. c. Joncher, Mrs L. Thomas and
Mrs. e. McLachen were guests.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
J. E. Morgan.
Women's City CIub-Mrs. William
Lee Corbin and members Of the book
hour section will be hostesses at the
tea given by the club today at 4:30
o'clock Justice Wendell Philips Stat
ford will be the honor guest ana
speaker This section is planning a
series Of luncheon meetings. The first
will be- given November 4 at l:l5 at
the club house. Mrs. Harold L. 1ckeS,
wife Of the Secretary Of the Interior,
and member Of the Illinois State LegiS-
lature. will be the guest of honor. and
| will give a review of her book. Mesa
| Land
| Dr. Hans Kinder will be an honor
guest of the music section Wednesday
at S o'clock. Mrs. Couch Is planning
a music hour known as "An Adventure
In Music" November 9, in the evening.
Mrs. j. Edwin Reid. chairman of the
Monday contract bridge section, pre-
sided at the organization meeting Octo-
ber 16. The section meets tomorrow at
lis for final business meeting before
the regular season of playing.
Mrs Charles H. Curl. chairman OF the
Tuesday morning bridge section. meets