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loist at the meeting May 8, while James
De Valse Mann, tenor, will be the So
loist at the meeting May 8. Mr.. Mann
VIII also be accompanied by Mrs.
Emery.
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt is stiIl holding
the crucible open, and old articles OF
precious metal may be brought to these
meetings to be converted into cash for
the benefit Of the foundation fund Of
the General Federation.
Mrs. Biddle requests that all members
having old clothing which they wish to
give to the Clothes Conservation Com
mittee to be reconditioned for the
needy next Winter notify her, so that
they can be called for or send or bring
them to the Clothes Conservation Com
mittee or their nearest fire house.
Daughters Of Union Veterans Of the
Civil War.-Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent on April 20 held appropriate
niversity Of U. s. Grant. the pro-
gram tn charge Of MIS-. A. Genevieve
Craig, patriotic instructor. The prin-
cipal speaker was Gen. Amos A. Fries.
There were /many guests. Music was
furnished by the band under the di-
rection Of Louis Soule, including Bill
Vogelson, John and Lawrence Bur-
roughs, Charles vorbeck and Eugene L.
kuhns. A personal sketch Of the life
Of U. s: Grant was read by Mrs. Clara
Holbrook. Refreshments were served.
women's City CIub-Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons will be hostess at the tea today
when Evelyn Sewal Mayors will direct
the presentation OF play, Mother
Goose Musical" featuring number of
little children, and including rhythms
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The Membership Committee will
meet tomorrow at 4:50 pm.
Frank @. Anderson Of the Security
Savings q Commercial Bank will dis
cuss the general banking situation at
meeting Of the current events section
Tuesday at 4:50 pm.
The board Of directors will meet
Tuesday evening
the card party to be given By Mrs.
William L. Corbin Friday afternoon at
her home In Tilden Gardens.
A birthday luncheon for Dr. Ellen
Spencer Mussey, honorary member and
first presiding officer of the club, will
be given on Saturday at lis pm.
Twentieth Century Club.-At the
annual election In Barker Hall, Y. w.
c. A., Thursday, the following officers
were elected: Mrs. Ellwood Perry
Morey, president: Mrs. sidney H.
Thompson. first vice president; Mrs.
James Kent McClintock. second vice
president; Mrs. E. G. Montgomery, re-
cording secretary; Miss Elizabeth
Wightman. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Ernest r. McComas, treasurer;
Mrs. william Charles White, assistant
treasurer. The five members of the
board Of directors whose term expires
In 1884, are: Mrs. William Walter Hus-
band, Mrs. Charles Thomas Watson,
Mrs. Harold E. Doyle. Mrs Merle
Thorpe and Mrs William r. Maxon.
The following members of the board
were elected for a period of two years:
Mrs Francis M. Goodwin, Mrs. George
Putnam, Mrs. Frank r. Rutter Mrs
Otto L. Veerhof and Mrs. Thomas r.
West
The French section will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Francis Halves. 3403
M,comb street, the second, third and
fourth Mondays at pm, for French
conversation.
The nature section, Mrs. Leo D.
Miner chairman. will meet at Cabin
John Bridge at 10:35 am Wednesday
for trip along Cabin John Run and
the Tow Path. Take car marked
Cabin John" at Dupont Circle at
$50 am
The Ohio Girls Club will hold its
annual benefit theater party at the
National May 16. Installation of off,
GERS will be held May 10 at 1926 Mas
sachusetts avenue. followed by an en-
| tertainment and refreshments.
The Social Club of Washington Coun-
Gil, Ladies Of the U. C. C. of E. met with
Mrs. Bichell April 26. The hostess served
luncheon, assisted by Mrs Pratt and
Mrs. Thrift. President Hipsley called
the meeting to order. Games were
played.
The next meeting will be at the home
Of Mrs. Neill, 10l5 K street northeast,
May 10.
The Washington Chapter Of the
Daughters Of the United States Army
at pm. May 9.
Women's Clinic-Mrs. Andrew Stew
art presided at the meeting of the
board Monday evening. Reports of the
work revealed additional patients re-
ceiving treatment at both clinics.
George Washington. Delphian Chap
ter-Mrs. Clyde Defender will be the
leader of the meeting Wednesday at 10
o'clock at the Willard. The subject will
be Ghirlandajo and Botticelli, italian
painters OF the early Florentine renais-
sance. Florence Of the Medici" will be
presented by Mrs. Defender. Mrs. Fred
Golden will give Peters Estimate Of
Year 1900" by Mrs. G. H. Potter. will
complete the topics. The study Of the
pictures of Ghirlandajo. by Mrs. Grat-
tan Kerans, and Of Botticeln by Mrs.
J. B. T1dey. Mrs. Eugene c. Brown,
president, will give the resume. Mrs.
Clyde Defender will conduct the review
OF pictures In the Congressional Library.
Douglas Card CIub-Arransements
have been completed for a dance in the
auditorium Of the Church Of the Ma
tivity, Thirteenth and Massachusetts
avenue southeast, Tuesday evening.
The Marietta Park women's Club
met for its annual election of officers
at the home Of Mrs. John Morgan. 4l8
Oglethorpe street. Mrs Stanley D.
gave brief resume Of the past years
activities. The following officers were
reelected: Mrs. Stanley D. Reed,
president; Mrs. John Morgan, first vice
president; Mrs. Paul K. Carr, second
vice president; Mrs. william Carney,
recording secretary; Mrs. Rita Foy
Golden. treasurer, and Mrs. Lawrence
8. Gross, parliamentarian. The new
omcers are Mrs. William Hargrave,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. j. Ray
mond Miller, auditor, and Mrs. Thomas
c. Atkeson, custodian Of the nag.
Mrs. Thomas Murphy, Mrs. I. L.
Stormont, Mrs. Lillian Gilbreth, Mrs.
Thomas G. Atkeson and Mrs. Arthur
Whit contributed to the program.
The evening bridge group was en-
tertained by Mrs Lawrence S. Gross
at her home, 6015 Fifth street. Mrs.
Joseph Beiair was hostess to the
evening group.
| Mrs. Stormont announced arrange
ments for visit to the Washington
Cathedral May Z. Members desiring to