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ter F., under the direction of Mrs
Sterling Bockoven, will include gypsy
music, played by Mrs. Dora K. Harris
of Chapter B.
The P. E. o. Cooperative Commit.
tee, representing the nine DISTRICT
chapters. will sponsor card party at
the Hotel Roosevelt May ! at BIS pm
Reservations will be made with Mrs
Jacobs, Cleveland $685..
The Society of Mayflower Descend
ants Of the District Of Columbia held
its April meeting at the Washington
Hotel Gov. Frederick w. Newcombe
presided The out-of-town members OF
the society. who were in attendance al
the D. A. R. Congress, were the guests
of honor. Frank Sanderson sang. ac-
companied by Mrs. Sanderson.
Philo Classics met April 81 at the
home of Mrs. Bentley, 3485 Holmead
place Plans we're made for the study
OF. Henry w and Cymbeline for next
year. Mrs. Woodruff was elected to
membership. Mrs. Harris gave talk
on the jealousy of Leontes as compared
with that of Cymbeline. The regular
reading of the winters Tale" followed
District of Columbia Federation
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, president, pre-.
sided at the last evening meeting OF
the season in the Sears, Roebuck Gal
leries.
Mrs. Edgar B Merritt announced the
"crucible" will be held open for de-
posits of old jewelry, etc, until after
the annual meeting in May. The pro-
ceeds of these donations will go to
the Foundation Fund of the General
Federation. Mrs. Louis j. Smith re-
quested donations Of quilt patches and
materials to be used in such man
ner. to be taken to Occoquan.
Mrs. Wallace Streater introduced two
resolutions-one urging scme plan of
indirect relief of unemployment, the
matter of the pollution of the Potomac
River and of Rock Creek under ad-
visement as necessary expenditure
of District funds for the health of this
community and also as a part of the
public works program to give work
to the unemployed. Both resolutions
were passed.
Arthur Reilley OF the Washington
Herald spoke on Globe Trotting" Miss
Alice Hutchins Drake spoke on the
paintings Of C. Bosseron Chambers.
Father John Forest. director Of st.
Anthonys Guild, Paterson, N. j.. sup
plemented Miss brakes remarks on
Mr.. Chambers art.
A talk on Five Centuries of Eng
lish Drama" was given by DR.. Anna
Cooper, associate professor of English
of George Washington University. Solos
were given by Miss Vera Neely Ross,
contralto, accompanied by Olive Con-
slant Pratt. Theodore j. Morgan, di-
rector of the galleries, announced the
closing of the galleries April 30.
Mrs. Eugene B. Lawson, first vice
president of the General Federation,
will represent the federation in the
absence of Mrs Grace Morrison Poole
at the annual luncheon. Reservations
may be obtained from Mrs. Frank M.
Shortall 1912 Cortland place.
The annual meeting will be held
May and at the Roosevelt Hotel.
The annual memorial service will be
held May 8 at 2 pm. and all clubs
are requested to send to Mrs. William
A. Boss the names of all members who
died during the past year.
nounces that the Among Women" hour
over Station WMAL at IL am. May 4,
will be musicale. Mrs. Raymond B.
Dickey, violinist, will give selected
program, accompanied by Mrs. c. w.
Freitag.
Political Study Club.-The following
were nominated for office at the April
meeting. and will be voted upon at the
May meeting: Mrs. Frank NJ. Shortall,
president; Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, first
vice. president; Mrs: George Ollver Gil
lingham. second vice president; Mrs.
w. A. Kinnan, third vice president;
Mrs. Charles Marvin Jones, recording
secretary: Mrs. George E. Anderson,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. M. A.
Markley treasurer; Mrs. William A.
Boss auditor.
The following were named to repre-
sent the club in the District of Colum-
bia Federation: Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchl-
son, Mrs. Cabot Stevens, Mrs. Ernest
Humphrey Daniel, Mrs. Lewis Battle,
Mrs. Edgar Kay and Mrs. William }.
MCGEE.
The Dodeem Club entertained mem
bars and their friends at beer party
at the Hay Loft Club Tuesday evening.
Among those present were guests from
Philadelphia An outing has been
planned for today at Great Falls.
Petworth Woman's Club.-The music
section met Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs W. H. Conway.
The art section met Thursday after
noon at the Petworth Methodist Church.
Following luncheon, Mrs. Anton Heit-
muller spoke on The Smile Of Mona
Lisa" Plans were discussed for the
trip May u through the Georgetown
Gardens.
The executive board meeting was held
Thursday evening at the home OF Mrs.
E. B. johnson. who was assisted In
l1y,A 90
A business meeting will be held May
4 at the Petworth School for election
of officers.
TIE Audubon Society will hold field
meeting May 6, on the towpath and
Cabin John Run, Md. Take the Cabin
,Jonn car, and assemble at Sycamore
Island station at $50 am. Walk down
tho hill, cross the bridge and walk up
the tcwpath.
children will be allowed to join the
outings only when accompanied by
adults responsible for their behavior.
Each person is expected to provide his
own luncheon, pay his car fare and
bring field glasses.
Columbia Delphian Chapter will meet
at the Hamilton Hotel May 4, at 10
am. The subject of Greek comedy will
be discussed.
Mrs. A. R. Horn will be the leader
and the following topics have been
assigned: "Old Comedy" Mrs. Wilson
B. Nairn: Analysis of the Birds" Mrs.
George M. Norris; Middle and New
Comedy" Mrs Maude M. Thatcher:
''Menander's Plays" Mrs. George Post;
Character of New Comedy" Mrs.
Arma E. Rush, and The Brothers"
mrs. w. w. Spaid.
Lincoln Wcman's Relief Corps will
meet May l, at 8 pm, at Woodman's
Hall, 935 Grant place, with Initiation
and a social.
The Washington Cultus Club met
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. William
plOies. After luncneon the meeting
was called to order by the president,
MS. Herman Smith. Ireland as