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Committee at his home. l1o2 Eighth
street, next Thursday evening.
The committee empowered with au-
thority to revive and amend the pres
ent constitution, under the chairman
ship of James O'Connel, met Monday
evening at the home of Hugh McGar-
vey, 502 A street southeast.
Miss Mary Connolly will entertain
members of the Literary Circle Tuesday
evening at her home. 1924 Girard
street.
A card party will be held for the
benefit of the scholarship fund IN
Sacred Heart Auditorium, Seventeenth
and Park road, February IT.
Curley Cluh.-A dance will be held
at the Continental Hotel January 81,
from O'Clock to midnight.
The Gamma Delpian Chapter met at
the Shoreham Hotel Monday evening
with the president Mrs. Esme M
Lackowicz, presiding. Mrs. Wilson,
resident secretary of the Delphian So
ciety. was guest.
The study for the evening. Land
scape and Still Life in Dutch Paint
ing" was under the direction Of Miss
Ellen Bulger. Hollands Two Great
Landscape Painters" were discussed by
Miss Olive Newbold; AN Estimate of
Ruysdaer' was given by Miss Lunsford;
Study of Pictures by Ruysdael," by
Mrs. Pearl Friede, and "Hobbema's 8
Pictures" by Mrs. Mary G. Mathiot;
Landscape Painting" was discussed by
the group in general; Dutch Still Life
Painting" was given by Miss Mary
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Mrs. Evelyn Buckley and Subject in
Dutch Paintings" by Mrs. Ella G. Pres
cott
The next meeting will be January %,
when The Study OF German and Early
French Painting" will be taken up un-
der the leadership Of Mrs. Jesse
Krause
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
with the president, Mrs M K. Male,
in her apartment at Chatham Court.
A paper on "Pompeii and Hercula-
neum" was read by Mrs. H. K Fulton
and the paper, The Cornish Road,
Garibaldi," was read by Mrs. E. G. Rus
sell. A guest was Mrs Antoinette Mil
lar Of Somerville. N j. Refreshments
were served and a social held.
The Faculty Women's Club of Ameri-
can University met at the home Of
Mrs. Wesley M. Gewehr, in Wesley
Heights. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Walter F.
Shenton; vice president and social
chairman, Mrs. Sarah Sumner secre-
tary, Mrs. Lowell F. Huelster; treasurer.
Mrs. Walter H. Young, and publicity
chairman, Mrs. John E. Bentley.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday with Mrs. E. F. Stearns.
sisting hostess. Following the luncheon
and social the meeting was opened by
the president, Mrs. D. S. Shook.
Mrs. Stanley Beasley gave the report
of the meeting of the District Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs Papers were
read: Hawaii" by Mrs. William
Souder, and The Philippines" by
Mrs. Clayton Willard
The club will meet January Is at
the Cosmos Club. Mrs. w Souder and
Mrs. C. E. Ferguson, hostesses.
The Women's Club Of Woodside will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. H. D. DoZier on Highland drive.
Mrs. Vernon Emery will give talk on
Porcelain"
The last meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Howard P Bailey on
Woodside Parkway, with Mrs. Bryl Eng
lish, president, presiding. Mrs. G. A.
Greenleaf gave book review on Ram
bling Through Washington" At the
conclusion of the reading hospital work
was taken up by the club, followed by
tea.
p. E. o. founders day will be OBJ
served with a banquet January 81 at
the Mayfiower Hotel, with Representa-
tive Ruth Bryan Owen as guest Of
honor. All P. E. O's in Washington,
affiliated and unafiliated are invited to
attend and can make reservations, not
later than January 19, through Mrs E.
L. Newly, 1922 Euclid street Follow
ing the banquet and address by Mrs
Owen a Fantasy in White and Cold
will be given by members of the local
chapter under the direction of Mrs. Ella
Bochoven.
The Woodbridge Book Club met in the
Woodbridge Branch Library. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Oscar E. Meinzer, conducted
the meeting. Mrs. Walter Lydenberg
was hostess. Following is the program:
Brief History of France" Mrs. Charles
Norris; The Basque Country" Mrs
Mary Wingate," and THE Women of
Rostands Plays" Miss Marian Weed
The District Society, Danes Of the
Loyal Legion, met at the Evangeline
Residence, Miss L. B. ODonnell, host
ess. Mrs. Warren j. Haines, president,
presided. A report on the recent meet
ing of the American Coalition by Mrs
j. Jerome Lightfoot was read Mrs
Lightfoot having represented the Danes
OF the Loyal Legion on national de-
fense in the coalition Mrs. Haines,
president, was appointed general chair
man for the annual Lincoln breakfast
held each year to commemorate the
anniversary of Mr.. Lincoln's birth. The
breakfast will be held in the New VIII
lard February l3. Mrs. T. v. Walker
chairman of the Committee to Compile
New Bylaws, of which Mrs. Virginia
White Speel, Mrs. Henry Robert. Miss
Helen Downing and Miss Mae Hustled
were members, gave a reading of the
bylaws. Mrs. Charles Shaffer read
biography Of her grandfather. Col.
Terrln V. Fox, 1st Michigan Engineers,
the Civil War officer through whom she
becomes a member of the society.
News of Mr.. Coolidges sudden death
being announced, the society sent
telegram OF coincidence to Mrs. Cool
ldge. Tea was served, Miss Mcdonnell
acting as hostess. Miss Newton sang,
accompanied at the piano by Miss Bald
win.
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