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present a short entertainment to rep
resent the work carried on by each.
Mrs. Baxter was appointed as chair
man of the Entertainment Committee.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
The next meeting win be held at
the home Of Mrs. Dorothy Green,
with Mrs. Richardson as assistant
hostess.
American University Woman's
Guild.-Mrs. D. o. Kinsman presided
at the business meeting Tuesday at
the women's residence hall. Mrs. A.
c. Houghton. chairman of the Mem
bership Committee, presented the fol-
lowing new members: Mrs. Joseph
M. M Gray, Mrs. w. E. Brougher,
Mrs. Edward G. Latch and Mrs. Ed
ward Wallace Schneider.
Misses Winona Buchanan and
Hazel Kirk gave resume Of the
points for and against the continua-
ton Of the National Recovery Ad-
ministration act after two years
Misses Meredith Smith, Mary Lehman
and Ruth Bennett sang a group of
songs. They were accompanied by
Miss Helen Wallace. At the luncheon
the following were hostesses: Mrs
John Bentley, Mrs. Chester Morrill,,
Mrs. Frank Ballou and Mrs. Ruby
Smith Stahl.
The Writer'S League Of Washington
will meet at the Thomson Community
Center March 2. An article by Miss
Margaret Bailey. verse by Miss Anna
Priestley and short stories by Mrs.
D. w. Thayer, Miss Gladys Smith,
Miss Julia Escher, Miss Evelyn Crane
and Mrs. Jinkins are on the pro-,
gram. The short short story contest
will close.
There was q discussion OF the
short short story at the last meeting,
led by Miss Evelyn Crane. Miss
Ksthrine Hopson read an article,
THE Checkered Romance Of Bull
garia." Miss Oeston gave a group Of
verse, 1.-TWO Moods" Aluminium
Foil, a Wrapper of Many Uses" was
read by the author, Mayme r. Coe,
and a discussion of scientific discov-
cries in the preservation of food fol-
lowed.
Girls Friendly Society.-Dr. Ze
Barney Phillips will conduct the 4:45
service at Epiphany Church tomorrow.
While this service is primarily for
the diocesan organization of the
Girls Friendly Society, the general
public is invited. DR.. Phillips will
conduct these services on Mondays
during Lent.
The Rock Creek Branch is rehears-
ing the operetta "Yanki Yam" Plans
are being made to present this oper-
eta April 20. at the Rock Greek Par
ish Hall. DR.. Bohanan will conduct
a special service for this branch to-
morrow evening.
The Epiphany branch will spend to-
morrow evening at their Lenten work
in bandage making. The help Of each
member and associate Is needed.
The Wheel of Progress will meet to-
morrow at pm. at the Washington
Hotel. Dr. R. j. H Dorsey, professor
of jurisprudence at the Washington
College Of Law, will deliver an address
on The Foes of Our Federal Consti-
tuition" There will also be musical
program.
The Social Club of Washington
Council, Ladies of U. c. C. of E., held
their last meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Ward
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Maude Neill. 1o15 K
street northeast, February 2S. Lunch
and cards will follow the meeting.
Takoma Park Women's CIub.-At
/ the February meeting of the Executive
Board the following were elected to
membership in the club: Mrs. Joseph
Bruce, Mrs. Royal Sherburne. Mrs
Frank R. Mueller, Mrs. Homer King
Vann, Mrs. D. C. Gordon, Mrs. John
| Walker and Mrs. William Trouty. The
board approved the appointment of
Mrs. Byron M. Coon as representative
of the Drama Department Of the
Little Theater of Takoma Park.
A new department has been formed
consisting of members interested in
the study Of the Government OF the
United States. At present it will be
| known as the Government Study
Group" Mrs. James A. Robertson
wac SASNbSA NA1oA4 llAd44t Z dAlh
zundel, vice chairman, and Mrs. Will
liam Robinson, secretary-treasurer. It
will meet the third Tuesday in each
month, from 10 to II, at the branch
| library Of Takoma Park.
The Garden Department met at the
home of Mrs. Frederick Pratt last
Monday. Mrs. Clarence A. Aspinwau
| gave an illustrated talk on local birds.
Mrs. Harcourt Lee Stevenson will
entertain the Drama DEPARTMENT at
her home, 36 Flower avenue, February
%, at pm. Mrs. Hugh M. Smythe
and Mrs. Walter c. De Groot will be
assisting hostesses. Mrs. Wilbur H.
Youngman will review Life and
Bosom" will be reviewed and dis
cussed by Mrs. John w. Kerns and
Mrs. Gilbert M. Sward Mrs. Albert
H. Parkham will give talk on "Other
Notable Products of the North Caro-
lima Players"
| The Music Department will meet
March l at pm, at the home of
Miss Helen Campbell Williams, 1885
Madison street. The guest artists will
be Arthur M. Tabbutt, bass; w. H.
Walker. cornetist; Wilfred Smith,
tenor; Melville Lindsay, violinist.
Eugene w. Bond will give a talk on
Negro Spirituals."
Delta Sigma Chapter, DeIphian So
ciety, met Monday at the Shoreham
Hotel, the president, Mrs. Pinckney
j. Harman, presiding.
The literary program French
Drama: Corneille," was led by Mrs.
F. T. F. Johnston. After the pre-
liminary survey given by the presi-
dent, the following topics were given:
Development of Drama in France"
by Mrs. w. B. Hayes. "Corneille's
The Cid" by Mrs. David Bethune.
lie CID: Acts I and II, by Mrs. r.
w. Braden; Act III, by Mrs. G. G..
Caylor; Act w, by Mrs. Homer r.
Hendricks and Act v, by Mrs. Gale
e. Pugh.
The semi meeting will be
held March at the Shoreham Hotel
at 10 am.
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