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in that city.
and a large dance at Wardman Park
Hotel Thanksgiving eve.
Women's City Club.-Mrs. Caroline
B. Stephen, chairman, and members
of the Membership Committee will be
hostesses at the tea this afternoon in
honor Of new members.
Mrs. Frank Hodges Clark will be
guest speaker at meeting of the book
hour section Tuesday at 4:45 o'clock
She will talk on The Art Of Read
ing" with brief reviews.
Gamma Chapter, Delphians, will
meet at the Shoreham Hotel October
is at 8:15 pm. The literary program
Byzantine Art and Church Architec-
ture," will be led by Mrs. Harry
Sears. Topic assignments will be pre-
sented as follows: THE Cataconibs, y
Miss Ellen Bulger; "Basilican Church.
es," Mrs. Ella G. Prescott: byzantine
Churches" Mrs. Mary Mathiot; ''The
Romanesque," Miss Clara Dickerson;
Gothic Churches" Mrs. o. N. Fans
Ter; Church Decoration" Miss IRENE
westerman; 1.-THE Rise Of the Univer-
sities," Mrs. Esma Maybe Lachowicz
The chapter will have dinner at the
Shoreham at $50 pm.
Chapter b, p. E. O., met Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Nathan
B. williams, 39l7 Mckinley street
the assisting hostesses being Mrs
]. w. Crabtree, Mrs. P. w. Gibbon
Miss Myrtle Mccoy, Mrs. Hiram B
Jones and Mrs E. T. Lomas. The
president, Mrs. Warner w. Stock
berger, presided.
Mrs. E. T. Lomas reported on the
recent cooperative luncheon and an
nounced the next luncheon at the
Hotel Harrington. November z, al
1890 o'clock. with Chapter p in
charge of arrangements. Other chair
men reporting were Mrs. Nathan 3
Williams, P. E. o. News; Mrs. II. j
Harris, Program, and Mrs. Villa B
Hammond, Visiting.
Mrs. E. G. Jeffreys was elected
chaplain to Ill the unexpired term
of Mrs. Gertrude B. Updegraff, re.
signed. Mrs. Ellama Colvin Thomas
formerly of Chapter AS, Hinden
Nebr., was elected to membership
Guests were Mrs. Maude Colvin Smith
of Fort Morgan, Colo, and Mrs. Virgi
Miller Of this city.
A review of "The Man Of the
Renaissance" by Ralph Roeder, was
given by Mrs. Carolyn B. Stephen
president of the Temple School anc
a member of Chapter B, social fol.
lowing the program.
The next meeting will be held al
the home Of Mrs. E. w. Marcellus
303 Cherry street, East Falls Church
Va, at 1880 o'clock, October 2s.
National Capital Chapter, DeIphians
met Wednesday In Jelleff's Little
Theater, for the study and discussion
Of Christian Music From the Fourth
to the Eleventh Centuries" with Mrs
Floyd 3. Olcott In the chair. Mrs
Donald Campbell, leader, opened the
lesson with O resume of "Ambrosiar
Music, the First Standardized Chris.
tian Music"
1.-THE Gregorian Liturgy" was dis.
cussed by Mrs. Retta Maybee anc
"Gregorian Music" by Mrs. c. M
Godfrey; Mrs. T. F. Law, Historical
Forces on Medieval Music; "Tht
Development of Hucbalds Organum,
Mrs A. j. Maxwell; "Guido's Solmiza-
ton and Its Benefits to Medieva
Music" Mrs. T. A. Huntley; ''Medieva
Musical Notation" Mrs. j. B. Hartley
The reports of the two critics, Mrs
Lawrence Douglas on word pronuncia
ton, and Mrs. Retta Maybee on mu
sical terms, clarified the lesson de-
velopment. Mrs. Floyd B. Olcott
president, presented a summary OF
the lesson in its entirety. Mrs. schoon
maker Of Albany, n. Y, was O guest
Mrs. p. M. Chichester will be leader
Of the lesson October "a, on ''Meas'
ured Music and Secular Professions
Singers Of the Middle Ages" Mrs
T. r. Law, Mrs. A. M. Day, Mrs. II. N
Dorman, Mrs. Newton Jackson, Mrs
Donald Campbell, Mrs. w. @. Wei
burn and Mrs. lone Knowlton viii
have topical assignments.
Philo- Classics Club met October
at the home of the president, Mrs. M
H. Fohrman. Lunch was served. TIL
reading on Henry v. was preceded b.
! Introductory historical remarks b
the leader, Mrs. T. A. Hutton. Mrs
H. P. Woodruff and Mrs. H. j. Fohr
man were guests
Columbia Chapter, DeIphians, meet
at woodward & Lothrop's conferenc
room next Thursday at 10 am. Mrs
Maude Thatcher viii be leader an
viii open the discussion with o tai
on Dante and His Age" Other top
Tics will be as follows: LA Wit
Nova" Mrs. Glenn G. williams; 'Plal
Of the Divine Comedy" Mrs. Otis "
Elzey; 'The Inferno" Mrs. Georg
Ellis; "Purgatory," Mrs. Frank Kelly
Paradise" Mrs. Kunte Bijorka.
Takoma Park w. C. T. U. met q
| the home of Mrs. Margaretta Par
sons. Mrs. N. M. Pollock was tn
guest speaker. Mrs. c. Shanks Cha
ney presided in the absence Of d.
Lauretta Kress, president, and CAV
a report from the annual convention
Mrs. Mary Hooker and Mrs. Ethe
Reed also gave reports from the con
1 vention.
Election of officers was held. d.
Lauretta Kress was reelected for tn
| ninth term; Mrs. M. K. Campbell
first vice president; Mrs. B. Shank
Chaney, second vice president; Mr.
H. A. Morrison, third vice president
Mrs. Bertha Forshee, recording sec
| retary; Mrs. N. d. Guerrier, treas
urer and Miss Laura Skinner, CORE
spending secretary.
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