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SOCIETY
Mrs. Roosevelt Will Be Hostess at Garden
Party This Afternoon on White
House Lawn.
House Lawn.

acting Secretary Of State under the
Wilson administration, Is ct the Carl
ton for brief stay.
COL and Mrs. Franklin ]. Burnhau
have arrived in Washington from New
York City and are at the Carlton.
Mrs. James Waldo Fawcett has q.
her guests her mother, Mrs. Emily M
Hallard, and her sister. Mrs. Viole,
Hallard Ludgate. OF Plainfield. N. ].
Lieut.. Comdr. c. g. Halpin, U. 8. N.
and Mrs. Halpin, who are en- route te
San Diego, Calf, were guests yester-
day and are remaining today Is guests
Of Capt. and Mrs. Dom at the High
lands.
Mrs Robinson r. Downey Is leaving
Washington today after spending the
Winter and Spring season at the VIII
lard. She win 60 direct to her home
lvyhurst, Waynesburg, Pa, first At
tending the garden party given BY
Mrs. Roosevelt ct the White Houss.
Democratic Women's Club
Hear Mr.. Huston Thompson.
Mr.. Huston Thompson spoke On the
ans National Democratic Club today.
Mr.. Thompson was introduced by MRS.
Ellis Meredith. Mrs. Huston Thonp-
son, Miss Caroline Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank q. Bright, Mrs. II. =. G.
Bryant, Mrs. MAX Gardner Of Tennessee,
Mrs. j. Crawford Biggs and Mrs. John
Small were also at the speakers table
Others attending the luncheon were
Mrs. Charles 8. Hamlin, Mrs. W. w
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Of ths latter's sister, Nm. Nicholas
Brown, ct her place ct Newport
M5. Edwin b. Parker, 2001 Twenty
fourth street, will b hostess st $50
O'Clock Thursday. when her guests viii
be members Of the Womens Committee
Of the National Symphony Orchestra
Maj. ]. =. Peake, who has completed
. four-year tour Of duty In the Philip
pines, has been assigned 70 duty OF
Walter Reed Hospital. With Nm. Peais
and their son he arrived In WaShjnSton
and has leased the house at 7i2e Ninth
street.
Lieut.. Condr. and Mr5. r. b. Hun
Of Norfolk, Va, accompanied BY their
daughter, Miss Barbara Hun, and By
Mrs Huf1's mother. Mrs. =. ]. 0rsner
Of New Orleans, L., were week end
guests ct the Dodge.
Miss Betty Smith, daughter Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon Smith. II
spending the week end at Charlottes-
VILE. Va, where she y attending the
dance given by the students o9 the
University Of Virginia.
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Hubbard, Mrs. George u Eckels. Mn.
George P. Frysinger, Mrs. A. =. Kemp
ton, Mrs. George N. Peek, Mrs. Hugh
johnson, Mrs, Forrest Rutherford, Mrs.
G. ]. Brand, Mrs. Mark Woods. Mr..
and Mrs. william w. Brunswick, Mrs.
j. clinton Tribby, Mrs. Gary Randolph,
Mrs. M. Farmer Murphy, Miss Ethel
Ketcham. Mrs. James II. Patten, Mrs.
Edgar HaSdwicke Lyuham. Mrs. NJ. A.
J. Markley, Mrs. j. N. Hay, Mrs. Arthur
q. Wright, Mrs. Bertram CheSterman,
AGrS. Arthur D. Condor, Mrs. Robert
w. Hunter, Mrs. =. r. Martin. Miss
Arita Snyder, Mrs. David Tucker Brown.
Mrs Charles Fisher Taylor, Mrs. Bruce
[. Hord, mrs. Moncure Berg, Mrs. VII
liam Eugene Elliott, Mrs. Pierre M
Bealer, Mrs. william Mark Conrad.
Mrs. Arthur Mullin, Mrs. Claude Por-
ter. Mrs. Winifred Artaud. Mrs. Grace
J. Letmbach, Mrs. Mary Hancock Ttghe
Mrs. Adrien F. Busick, Mrs. James T.
Newton, Mrs. Reeve Lewis, Miss Mary
Bakewell and Miss Margaret Van C.
Whitehead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ash Bates en-
tertaiuod at tea yesterday Afternoon at
the Roasdhu Castle Club In honor Of
Mrs. G. G. Calhoun and Nine. Barry
Orlova, to celebrate the birthday ami.
versaries Of the honor guests. Among
the guests were Judge and Mrs. Fred
erick Fisher. Judge and Mrs. Charles
A. Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Will
hanson, Col. Merwyn @. Buckley, Nine
Osias, DR.. Ahi Kuli Khan, former Min
lister Of Persia; DR.. Khosh Of the Per-
sian legation, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J.
Parsons. MI. and Mrs. Allan Mcdaniel
Miss Betty West, Miss Allison Nc
Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Land,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Conrad, Capt
Eldon P. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Cabot
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Webb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald Millspaugh and Mr..
Lyle Brookover.
COL and Mrs. Morris <. Barsoll have
with them at their home In Kensing-
ton, Nd, their two sons, Capt. Morris
J. Barroll, jr., who came from his post
at Chicago, and Mr.. Lawrence Sprague
Barroll Of Paris, France, who grad
uated from West Point In 1927.
Former Senator and Mrs. Petsr 0oelet
Gerry were guests over the week end
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Country Club tomorrow. Nm. Glenn.
present holder Of the woman's cham
pionship at Kenwood, Is leaving WASH
ington shortly and will not be here to
defend her title. It Is expected that
about 3S guests win be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd p. Waggaman,
who have been living In Europe for
two years, are returning Thursday TO
New York on the Resolute and viii be
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mitteo for this occasion. Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons is IN charge Of reservations.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wilson Of Fort
Mitchell. Oovington, KY, are at the
Carton for several days. As are also
Mrs. George L. Hill and Miss Alice
Hill Of the city.
A farewell luncheon will be given
Mrs.. GLENN. wife of former Senator Otis
Glenn Of Illinois, at the Kenwood
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at the Barclay before going to WASH
ingtou.

Mrs. william Earl Clark Of 1929
lockwood Parkway, newly elected pres
ident Of the Wesley Heights Circle Of
the Florence Crittenton Circle, has
chosen as her assistants at the tea for
the garden tour visitors May 10, Mrs.
Louis Montfort, Mrs Fred 0eier, Mrs.
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Mrs. Roosevelt Sponsors
May Festival Concert.
With Mrs. Roosevelt heading the List
Of prominent sponsors for the ap-
preaching May festival coocsrt TO-
morrow, and the hope that the 13Tst
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Former Senator and Mrs.. Peter 0oelet
Gerry were guests over the week end
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Army and Navy News
Army.

Army.
Mai. Gen. Robert U. Patterson, sur
geon general, left October 10 on an in
spection of Medical Department activi-
ties in the Middle West. While tn this
area he addressed the annual meeting OF
the American Public Health Association
at Indianapolis, Ind, on Walter Reed
and His Co-Workers."
Three officers of the Medical Depart
ment, all first heutenants, were pro-
NOTED to the grade of captain this
month. Two of this group, Capts. Ed
ward j. Hendricks and Oliver H. Wal
trip, Medical Corps, were advanced on
October /. The third promotion, Capt.
Wallace j. Morlock, Dental Corps, re-
ceived his promotion effective today.
The first Catholic chaplain of the
Regular Army to undergo Postgraduate
courSt of instruction, under the school
policy of the Corps of Chaplains, is
Chaplain Joseph r. Koch, now on duty
at Walter Reed General Hospital, who
will pursue his studies at Catholic Uni
versity of America. Three Protestant
chaplains of the Army began on Sep
tember q, at the University of Chicago,
their year of postgraduate work. They
are Chaplains Walter B. Zimmerman,
James G. De La Vergne, and Emil E.
Tiedt.
1t has been the custom for q number
of years to detail Army and Navy on
GERS to duty as contact officers with
committees of Congress having to do
with service matters, and it now has
been proposed to the Secretary Of War
to have enlisted men assigned to similar
duty in order that they may look after
all matters directly concerning enlisted
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Stella Akin, Special Assistant to the
Attorney General.
Mrs. William Lee Corbin, chairman
of the book hour announces the first
meeting Of this section will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 4:5o o'clock. Mrs.
w: W. Husband viii preside; =.
Miss Clara r. Saunders, chairman OF
the art section, will conduct tours Of
the art centers during the season and
will define the art subjects for the
group attending.
Nine Marie Boulay Anderson, officer
d'academic, will again meet with the
French section on Wednesday evenings,
when classes will be resumed. Table
Talk" in French, will be the order at
the table reserved in the private dining
room, where the students and teachers
meet at 5:45. The advanced class
meets at GAS and the beginners at
7:45. Miss Hannah M. Blandford is
chairman.
Judge Mary O'Toole, first vice presi-
dent, presided at the meeting OF the
board held Tuesday evening. Plans for
the celebration Of the clubs birthday
anniversary were made, with Mrs. Mer-
ritt o. Chance as chairman. Members
of the committee include Mrs. Cary T.
Grayson, Mrs. George W. Eastment,
Mrs. Clara May Downey. Mrs. Gladys
Ball Middlemiss, Mrs. Ellis Meredith,
Miss Martha Lane, Mrs. Dorothy Butler,
Mrs. Mary liant Couch. Miss Elva Nc
Namara, Dean Grace Hays Riley, Miss
Nell Price. Mrs. Grattan Kerans, Mrs.
w. w. Husband. Miss Clara r. Saun-
] ders and Mrs. William L. Corbin.
Mrs. Charles H. Curl will inaugurate
beginners class in Culhertson on Tues
day morning at IL O'Clock. The ad-
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y. A. r. ACTIVITIES

the grand niece of the poet. Henry w.
Longfellow; Mrs. Hiram E. Johnson,
regent, and Mrs Lester E. Veirs, vice
regent. of the Erasmus Perry Chapter
of Silver Spring, Md.
The Louisa Adams Chapter met at
the home of Mrs. Mary Allen Adams,
1779 Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
the hostesses being Miss Florence
Adams and Miss Margaret Smith. The
regent. Miss Mary E. Black. presided
of the Historical Committee, also a
report of the Constitution Hall Finance
Committee. She also informed the
members of the card party to be held
in Constitution Hall on the evening OF
November IA, this being the birthday
anniversary of the president general,
Mrs. Russell William Magma. Other
reports were made.
At the close of the business talk
on the Americanization School was
given by Miss Maude E. Alton, admin
istrative principal
Capt. Molly Pitcher Chapter held its
first meeting for the season october 9
at the residence of Mrs. Fred w. Holt,
LOG East Thornapple street, Chevy
Chase, Md, with Mrs. Willoughby S.
Chesley and Mrs. Samuel S. Koones as
assisting hostesses. The regent, Mrs.
Joseph S. Wall. presided. The an
nouncement of the N. S. D. A. R. birth
Gay card party to be held in the large
foyer of Constitution Hall on the eve
ming of November IA was made.
Mrs. Stuart w. Walker, member,
gave an interesting talk of recent
motor trip, visiting many old. promi-
nent Virginia homes. A memorial has
been given by the chapter for Miss
Agnes ". Geyer, member who died
April 18, 1888.
Deborah Knapp Chapter met at the
Netherlands Apartment with the vice.
regent, Mrs. Henry L. Taylor. who was
assisted by DR.. Nellis w. Stephenson
and Mrs. J. L. Anderson. The regent,
Mrs S. Bingham Martin, presided. The
following alternates to the delegate.
Mrs. Robert Ferguson. were elected:
Mrs. Marshall McKibben, Mrs. c. c..
Brown, Miss Edith DeCell, Mrs. w. H.
Hatfield, DR.. Ella R. Fales, Miss Emily
A. Spilman, Mrs. P. w. Gibbon. Mrs.
Mollie c. Boydston and Mrs. j. L.
Anderson Mrs. Craig Morton of Day.
ton, Ohio, was a guest.
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men. The matter Is being considered
by Secretary Dern.

men. The matter Is being considered
by Secretary Dern.
The War Department has authorized
one of the leading motion picture stu
dios to make at Fort Myer, Va, q NOV
ing picture based on the story Rod
ney," which appeared In q weekly perl
odical. Col. Kenyon A. Joyce, 3rd Cav
airy, has been designated as the War
Department representative In the max
ing Of the picture.
Navy.
Capt George G. Seibels, Supply
Corps, who was promoted to the rank
Of rear admiral on October / to fill the
vacancy resulting from the retirement
for age of Rear Admiral Thomas H.
Hicks Of that corps. will remain for the
time being on his present duty in
charge of the Navy Purchasing and
Dlsbursing once at New York. 1t is
understood that Capt. Charles E. Par
! sons. Supply Corps. who was detached
from duty at Washington with N. p. A.
headquarters on September 80 and as
signed to temporary duty in the Bu-
reau of Supplies and Accounts, will
most likely be assigned to permanent
duty in the bureau.
The Examining Board to consider pa
pers of officers Of the Supply Corps
who are required to take an examina-
tion for advancement to higher rank
will consist of Capt. E. H. Cope,
Comdr. John B. Ewald and Lieut..
Comdr William B. Young, all Of whom
are on duty at the Navy Department
in the Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
! counts. Lieut. Comdr. M. M. Smith
will be the recorder of the board.
! The following officers of the Con-
struction Corps have become due for
promotion to the rank Of lieutenant
commander: Lieuts. Joseph M. Kier-
nan, George v. Whittle, Noah w.
Gokey, Roland g. Mayer, William w:
Hastings, George w. Henderson, Gerald
W.. Thomson and William Neidert.
Four offices Of the Civil Engineer
Corps of the Navy have become due for
promotion to the rank Of lieutenant
commander They include Lleuts.
Clyde w. Coryell. Edward D. Graftn,
Robert E. Hancock and William w.
Schneider.
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Regulation Stein Favored

CHICAGO H).-Some 6-ounce beer
stems look as big as rain barrels"
city sealer Joe Grein informed the
Chicago Glass and Pottery Association
in explaining why he IS sponsoring an
ordinance to have the exact capacity
of "schooners" indelibly indicated.
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Northeast BOYS Club.

Location of suitable place for re-
hearsals of the Northeast Boys Club
band is still providing Director A. Boyd
Kinds with a puzzle which as yet he
has been unable to solve. H. j. Smith,
formerly of the United States Marine
Band, who is bandmaster and trainer
for the young 'tooters," is ready to
start practice as soon as suitable
place can be found
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Child Saved From Cougar,

GREAT CENTRAL, British Columbia
@.-Luckily for 4-year-old Faye Rob-
inson she chose to hunt for eggs beside
wire fence. As she searched In the
ferns, a cougar leaped from a nearby
rock, but the fence stopped 1t inches
from the child.
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Salvation ARMY.

Applications for lodging and meals at
the Salvation Army mems emergency
lodge took a sharp upward turn in
September as compared to the applica-
tions in August. Service was given
1,678 men in September, as compared
to 1889 in August. Service provided
for them involved 11,0O9 meals and a
total of 5,238 nights lodging OF the
1.675 applicants, 459 elected to do work
in payment for meals or lodging and
these men put in 6,707 hours Of work.
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vanced class meets at 10 o'clock, when
Mrs. Curl will give instructions in "the
responding hand" Tuesday mornings
Mrs. Edmund Kochersperger will give q
brief talk ON 1.-THE Laws Of Contract"
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Bureau of Rehabilitation.

The Bureau of Rehabilitation served
3l1 individual persons during the
month of September, an increase of 43
over the 268 served in August, accord
ing to report made to the Community
Chest by J. z. Dayton, director. The
work included pre-parole investigation
Of 81 persons for the parole boards.
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Juvenile Protective Association.

Mrs. Edith N. H. Baylor of Boston,
who will conduct an institute on foster
home care here this week, will be the
guest of honor at a luncheon given
by the Juvenile Protective Association
at the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday at 1890
o'clock. Mrs. Baylor will speak on
1.-THE Place of Foster Home Care in a
Children's Program
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College Demonstrates Terracing.

AMES, Iowa P).-As part of the
movement toward prevention of soil
losses from erosion, the agricultural
engineering extension service of Iowa
State College last year assisted In es-
l,574 acres Of land.
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MANY BOYS LIKE FINN

Chicago Woman Says Modern Ed
ucation Is Solving Problem.
CHICAGO R.-There are still plenty
of boys who emulate Mark Twain's
Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer by
playing hockey" but modern educators
have found ways to deal with them.
Miss Isabella Dolton. assistant super
intendent of schools told the National
League of Compulsory Education.
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Community Chest News
Social Hygiene Society.

Miss Elsie Scott, Mrs. Bundrant and
Mrs. Austin.
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Plans for placing social hygiene lee
turers in industrial, school, church and
other community meetings were formu-
lated at meeting Of the board during
the past week. Among the lecturers
will be Dr. Seville Coale. Dr. Helen
Gladys Kain, DR.. Elizabeth Kittredge.
DR.. Walter r. Stokes, Mrs. Elwood
Street and Ray H. Everett, executive
secretary.
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Forum meetings of the speakers unit,
the first Of which will be held Tuesday
night at o'clock at the Y. w. C. A..
will be open to the public, accord
ing to DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, unit
chairman. Every effort Is being made
to train a sufficiently large group OF
speakers so that the unit can take care
Of every organization in the city that
wants q speaker during the campaign.
Council Of Social Agencies.
The council will meet October %
at the Y. w. C. A. The meeting sched-
uled for october 9 was postponed to
meet the convenience of Robert D.
Kohn and Frederic A. Delano, who will
discuss Washington's part in the Fed
eral Governments housing program.
Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A.
The Twelfth Street Branch Of The
IY. M. c. A. will hold q joint parents
and boys day celebration on Tuesday.
There will be a special program pre-
sented by the boys from 6 to 8 pm.
Associated Charities.
The N. r. A. is helping number of
families which have been receiving aid
from the Associated Charities, accord
ing to Miss Louise o. Beall, assistant
secretary Many institutions have been
found where the Blue Eagle, by raising
the hourly wage Of the breadwinner OF
the family, has enabled that breadwin-
ner to cease asking help from the As
sociated Charities.
Juanita X. Nye Council House.
Miss Bertha Israel has resigned as
chairman of the board Of the Juanita
K. Nye Council House.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.
Phyllis Wheatley Girl Reserve depart
ment is cooperating with the Girl Re-
serve department of the Y. w. c. A.
at headquarters in entertainment of the
delegates to thee adult guidance coun-
Gil conference which is being held here.
Delegates from the Phyllis Wheatley
Y. w. C. A. are Miss S. E. Mcgowan,
secretary: Mrs. Mardel Bundrant, Mrs.
Mary Mason Jones, Mrs. Carlene Aus
tin, Mrs. Matte Colston, Miss Leonora
Hall, Mrs. Carrie Knox and Miss Irene
Ruff.
Miss Marion Whedbee is chairman Of
the Entertainment Committee, with
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Sunday Law Sought

A campaign against Sunday txedinS
Is being started In Scotland.
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Juanita X. Nye Council House.

Miss Bertha Israel has resigned as
chairman of the board Of the Juanita
K. Nye Council House..
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The radio program is now IN 1ull SWING.
Next Friday the message will be pre-
sented through the art of the drama,
by Miss Anita Schade, President of the
German Literary Society, who will give
selected readings.
The first Fall meeting of the fedora
ton will be held october %. at 1890
am, in Barker Hall, Y. w. c. A. The
program will be in charge Of the De-
partment Of Law and Legislation. The
principal speaker will be Senator Will
liam III, King, chairman Of the Senate
District Committee, who Will speak on
Needed legislation for the District OF
Columbia" Mrs. James Shera Mont
gomery, chairman Of music, announces
that the musical program will be given
by Mrs. j. Frank Rice, soprano, and
Miss Helen Williams, pianist.
Mrs. Horace j. Phelps, chairman, en-
tertained the Department of Law and
LEGISLATION, at luncheon Thursday.
Special guests we're Mrs. Harvey w.
| Wiley, president of the D. G. Federation
of Women's Clubs. and Mrs. Ruth H.
Saodgrass, chairman of Press and Pub
licity for the Federation. Pending Dis
trict of Columbia legislation was dis
cussed and the work for the season
outlined.
The annual card party will be held
November at the Shoreham Hotel at
PM, followed by a style show at 4:30
pm.
Women's City Club.-Mrs. w. w
Spaid. chairman, and members of the
Membership Committee will be host
esses at the tea given this afternoon at
4 o'clock in honor of new members
whose sponsors will also assist.
Miss Laura Berrion will preside al
the dinner given Wednesday evening al
6 80 o'clock by the business and pro-
fessional section. Speakers and guests
of honor will be Mrs. Marion g. Ban
lister, Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States: MIS- Lucille Foster Mcmillan
Civil servic Commissioner. and Mis-
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twentieth century CIuD.-lHe ar
section, under the leadership of Mrs
Arthur j. Seaton, will meet tomorrow
at 2:30 pm. at the National Gallery
of the gallery, will speak to the section
on the Gellatly collection and then
conduct a tour of the collection. Mrs
Seaton also has arranged for speaker
from the Roerich Museum OF New YORK
City, in connection with the interna-
tional art convention of that society
to be held here November II and 18
This meeting is open to all members
of the club and their friends.
The nature section will meet Wednes-
day for a trip along the towpath
meeting at Sycamore Island at 1896
am. Take car marked Cabin John al
Dupont Circle at $50 am.
The education section will mee'
Thursday at 1890 pm. for luncheon
at the home of the chairman, MIS-
Lawrence Martin, 3114 Dumbartor
avenue. Mrs. Philip Sydney Smith
member Of the School Board Of thu
| District, will talk briefly on What thu
Depression Has Done to the Schools
Those planning to be present please
telephone West 0142.
Ohio Girls CIub.@Get-tog meet.
ings will be held the third Friday o1
each month at Thomas Circle Club
| 1926 Massachusetts, avenue. Dances
card parties and bowling will be fea-
lures. The first is scheduled next Fri.
day night Miss Anna Park, president
of the club, was hostess. at dinner al
Hotel Dodge recently in honor of thu
clubs sponsor, Mrs. Frank B. Willis
of Ohio, who was visiting in Wash.
! ington. Other guests were officers o1
the club.
Protected Home Circle.-Mrs. Cora E
Phillips, junior director, will be thu
guest of the four local circles of thu
Protected Home Circle at the Willard
| Hotel tomorrow at pm. Mrs. Mary
Bauer, junior councillor of Dee Cet
Junior Circle, will have charge OF thu
initiation and junior ritualistic worl
as exemplified by Dee Gee Juntol
Circle degree team.
All deputies and junior councillors
with their assistants, will be the guest!
Of Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Patty Bart
lette, State supervisor. at q luncheon
at the Willard, followed by a confer
ence. The District deputies are w. L
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The Washington, D. c., Women's
Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Associa-
ton will meet at the Capitol Park Hotel
tomorrow at pm. The delegates who
have just returned from the national
convention held in Seattle, Wash, Will
report.
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Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
met at the Royal Arcanum Hall. Mrs
Hattie Canada. president. presiding
Miss Mary Howeth, senior vice presi-
dent Of the Department of the Potomac,
gave short talk. Mrs. Ida Drew Hen
derson was elected a member of the
corps and the application of Mrs. Cora
Dorsey was received
The next meeting of the corps will
be held Thursday at the Royal Ar
canum Hall.