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lumbia Bible School, ;Rill speak Ut
the devotional period at 6:45. Supper
5 to Sis.
Burnside Woman's Relief Corps, No.
4. Auxiliary to the G. A. r.. was enter
tanned at the Hamilton Hotel by Mrs.
Rosalie Mckee Shelton, assistant con-
ductor, after the regular corps meet
ing. Mrs. Bertha B. Brown, president,
presided.
Mrs. Ethel Grimes was admitted into
membership by transfer from Lincoln
Corps. Mrs. E. Helen Temple, depart
ment president; Mrs. Charlotte Cary,
Mrs. Della L. O'Brien and several
members of the department stan made
addresses.
Wreaths were placed on the tomb
Of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington
National Cemetery Armistice day by
the department president, Mrs. E.
Helen Temple, for the National
Woman's Relief Corps. and by the
department senior vice president, Mary
A. Howarth, for the Department Of
Potomac, Woman's Relief Corps.
Annual election Of officers will be
held December II at the Hamilton
Hotel.
The Faculty Woman's Club Of the
George Washington University will
meet December IA. at 2:3o pm, at
the home Of Mrs. George winchester
Stone, 410 Cummings lane. A program
of Christmas music will be presented
by Miss Christine Church. accom-
panied by Miss Edith B. Athey.
American University Woman's Guild
will meet December IL, at 11:15 am.
at the Women's Residence Hall. A
Christmas program will be given by
the students on the campus. Miss
Elizabeth Gray will give . dramatic
number and members Of the glee club
will sing Christmas carols.
Womens City Club.-The art sec
tion will be hostesses at the tea this
afternoon when Miss Louise Newell
will give an illustrated talk on famous
religious paintings.
Nelson Bell Of the Washington Post
will be guest speaker at a meeting
of the current events section Tuesday
at 4:50 o'clock His subject is The
Theater of Today"
A meeting Of the board Of directors
will be held Tuesday at 8 pm.
VoteIess District Of Columbia League
Of Women Voters.-The Committee
on Government and Child Welfare
will close its study of the Juvenile
Court, with an open meeting, Decem-
Der IA. at 8 pm. at the Chamber
Of Commerce. The newer ideas of
juvenile court problems and proce-
dures will be discussed. Dean Justin
Miller of Duke University will speak
on legal aspects Of juvenile court leg
islation. Miss Agnes Henna of the
Children's Bureau will speak on the
social aspects Of juvenile court leg
islation. Mrs. Richard Hogue, presi-
dent of the league, will preside.
Miss Constance Kiehl, member OF
the Presidents special committee on
social securities, spoke before Mrs.
William Kittle's Committee on Gov
ernment and Economic Welfare. On
December II the committee will hear
Mrs. Robert Leonard speak on pro-
posed plans for compulsory unemploy-
ment insurance and on the compul-
| sorry unemployment insurance plan in
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Spencer Gordon, . member Of
the Committee on Government and
Economic Welfare, has recently been
appointed to the Board Of Public Wei
fare.
The Committee on Government and
International Cooperation met at the
home Of its chairman, Mrs. Henry
Chalmers, December 4. "Self-Sufd-
cheney VS.. World Planning as . Ma
tional Policy" was discussed. The
discussion was led by Mrs. Herbert r.
Frazer and Mrs. Ropes. On Decem-
Der 18 will be an evening meeting,
when experts will explain trade agree
ments.
The final committee meeting on
housing and economic welfare was
held December 7. The topic for dis
cussion was Housing in Relation to
Long Term Economic Planning"
Soroptimist Club.-At the luncheon
Wednesday at the Willard Hotel the
| following activities were announced:
December II the club will elect ON
GERS: December 10, Claude Brown.
| group captain, No. 10, will have her
Christmas party At 8 pm, at the VIII
lard Hotel. There will be presented to
the club the first Venture Club Of
Washington, which consists Of young
women between the ages of 10 and 80
who are eligible to become future So
roptimists Christmas gifts will be
brought by tho members for the
Children's Hospital and the Children's
Emergency Home.
Miss Erna Embrey, soprano soloist,
sang. Mrs. Eleanor Patterson gave .
pantomime rehearsal Of an address
on Home Making" Miss Ruth Ba-
ker gave history Of the first Venture
Club in Washington Club songs were
sung with Betsy Fisher at the piano.
Twentieth Century CIub.-The ma
ture section will meet Wednesday at
pm, at the Y w. C. A., when Mrs.
Leo D. Miner will give a resume Of
her experiences, and also invites men,
bers of the section to participate in
the program
The civic section will meet Thursday
at 1890 pm, for luncheon at the
Y. w. c. A.. when Judge Fay c. Bent
ley Of the Juvenile Court will discuss
the work Of the Juvenile Court.
At the monthly meeting December
6, the following were elected to MEM
bership: Mrs. william H. Allison, Miss
Florence Williams, Mrs. Maris M.
Profftt, Miss Amelia Blake and Mrs.
Edwin H. Etc.
The Washington Cultus Club met on
Tuesday in the home Of Mrs. William
r. Myers, in Chevy Chase. Mrs. John
Writ and Mrs. A. M. MacLachlen were
guests.
The president, Mrs. Samuel Lewis,
presided. The program included pa
pers on National Music" read by
Mrs. Augustus Taylor and an essay on
"Cellophane," read by Miss Julia Karr.
The next meeting will take the form
of Christmas party and will be held
at the home Of Mrs. George w. Harris,
on Woodland drive.