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was received by M. and Nine. Dore
M. Pierre de Chauny. Mile. Elsie
May Rupp played three piano solos
Rhapsody in G Minor" by Brahms
paraphrsse of Tschaikowsky's Flower
waltz" by Percy Granger Nine. Dore
Walten read selection, La Vengeance,
by CASTOR Vincennes. Nine. Franceska
Kaspar Lawson gave vocal solos, %
beaux reves evanouis," by Gounod;
Air du page des Huguenots." by Meyer
beer, and "Chanson damour," by j
Holman. The accompaniment was by
Mile Elsie May Rupp. piano, and M
Dore Walten. cello. M. Arthur Lebel
gave a reading, "Apparition mys-
terieuse," by Octave Pirmy, and M
Henri Lazard a humorous selection
"PreneZ garde aux cochons." M. Carlo:
Blume rendered stanzas from the Mar
quis de Racan."
Deutscher Literarischer Verein met at
the home of the president, Miss Anita
Schade, 1929 Rhode Island avenue
January 81. A program of music was
rendered by Minnie v. Volkmann, So
prano, who sang songs by Mozart
Strauss. GAM and Schaefer. LIE Roy
Lewis, baritone, sang compositions by
Fielitz, Brahms and Berwald; Mrs. Car
R. Chindblom, who not only accom-
panied the above artists on the piano
but also played the piano part Of the
melodrama Mozart" recited by Hide
gard Schuette of Baltimore, later CIV
ing piano solos by Petersen, Berger and
Palmgren. Miss Alma Bischoff read
poems by modern German poets ano
Prof A. Werner-Spanhorfd of the
Georgetown University Foreign Service
School spoke on "German Poets"
The society Is making preparations tc
celebrate the memory of Richard
Wagner, who died so years ago, Febru-
ary 13.
Chevy Chase Branch, National L. A
p. W.-Mrs. Robert Bennett has ac-
cepted the position of historian and will
act as hostess at the meeting February
Z at the Woman's City Club ct 3:3(
pm. The president, Miss Vyolla Offutt
will preside and appoint the Nomi-
mating Committee to select officers.
Housekeepers' Alliance.-Miss Janet
Richards and Mrs Albert N. Baggs were
speakers at the meeting held at the lat
ter's home.
Among the out-of-toWn guests were
Mrs. Lombard of New York City, Mrs
Ely Of Baltimore and Mrs. Sypher OF
New York City and Leonardtown, Md.
all members Of Miss Richards classes.
Dahlgren Terrace Crittenden Circle
met January 10 with Mrs. Edna
Boardman, 1902 Rhode Island avenue
northeast, for luncheon. The meeting
was called to order by the the presi-
dent, Mrs. Edna Proctor Mrs. Robert
RouSch and Mrs. Proctor made reports
Mrs. Rousch invited the club to meet
at her home. 37l5 Military road, for the
February meeting.
The Rainbow Club met at the home
of Mrs. r. Freeland, where plans were
made for the annual banquet The next
meeting will be February 13. at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson
Street Highlands met Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Melville D. Lindsay
The president, Miss Ellen Golden, pre-
sided. Mrs. Lewis J. Battle read an
article, Make Me a Writer" by Lou
Youngren. Mrs. Harry Claf1in. chair
man OF program, gave paper on
"Technocracy."
The next meeting will be held Febru-
airy l, when Mrs. Elizabeth Clafin will
be hostess.
Takoma Park Women's Club.-The
TWelve-pound Look" was read by men,
bers of the drama department, which
met with Mrs Ludwick Pratt Mrs
Norman McIndos gave review of the
life of Barrie. Mrs. Pratt was assisted
by Mrs. Lloyd Biddle and Mrs. ]. N
Hayes.
The music department met with Mrs
Waldo Schmitt, Highland avenue The
life of Chopin was reviewed by Mrs
H. L. Stevenson and there was a pro-
gram of music from the works of that
composer; songs by Mrs Clarke, Mrs
Lindsay, Mrs. c. B. Smith and Mrs
Franklin Wisner and piano solos by
Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Schmitt, Mrs
Lighe and Miss Helen Williams.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to.
morrow at l o'clock at the home o.
Mrs. May Shade, 1880 Quincy street
Mrs. Rambo assisting hostess.
Zonta Club.-The president, Mrs
Harriet Howe, presiGed at the business
meeting. Mrs. Madge Scott of New
York City was the guest speaker. She
is the publicity chairman of Zonta In
ternational.
Plans were discussed at the perma-
nent work bridge benefit to be held at
the Dodge Hotel, February 2.
Phi Sigma Epsilon sorority.-The
president, Miss Marian Hine of Gamma
Chapter, announces the stated commu-
with Lambda Chapter at the home OF
Miss Louise Crosby, president OF
Lambda Chapter Arrangements will
be made by the chapters for their an
nual card party and dance at the May
flower Hotel March IL. A social will
follow the business.
Chapter B, P. E. O. Sistcrhood.-
Mrs. Charles M. Jones entertained in
her home. 1908 Garrison street, jan
uary "a. The hostess was assisted by
members of her committee in serving a
luncheon: Mrs. George Reed. Mrs. L. A
Palmer, Mrs. E. B. Merritt, Mrs. H. J.
Harris, Mrs. James l. Parker, Mrs.
John w. Thompson and Mrs Eleanor
Ramsay
The president, Mrs. Edward T. Lomas
called the meeting to order Mrs. E. o
Woodruff. the representative from
Chapter B to the District Federation OF
Women's Clubs. gave report of the
last meeting. Mrs. j. Harry Cunning
ham read an article on The M:lestones
of the District of Columbia"
Guests were Mrs. Lou r. Spencer
Chapter A. K, North Platte. Nebr., a
past State chapter president of P. E. O
in Nebraska; Mrs. Hostetler, Chapter
B. l.. Shelton, Nebr, and Mrs. C. F
Brinley, Chapter c., District of Co.
lumbia.
Philo- Classic met at the home ol
Mrs Nathan Boone Williams, 3911
Mckinley street, January 20, wher
luncheon was served.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. George Lewis Pack.
ham, who extended greetings to Mrs
Charles Henry Schirmer, 1725 Seven
teenth street, new member. The sub.
ject for the afternoon was "Portia," the
p9n9r being road hv NrS a p Mo,