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not. are invited to visit there and
make the club rooms their local Ma
rine Corps CLUB"
Augusta B. Palmer were held by Kit
Carson Corps in GlenWood Cemetery.
A Maltese cross, insignia Of the order.
was dedicated to her, and was placed
by the president, Mrs. Mary H. Win
gate. A poem was recited by Mrs.
Margaret V. Marsh, followed by trib-
utes from the department president
and other representatives. A wreath
was placed by Mrs. Wingate.
All corps inspections have been COM
pleted, Burnside, Lincoln and Kit
Carson, inspected by Department In
spector Mrs. Margaret A. Bradt, Phil
Sheridan by Mrs. Mary H. Wingate
| assistant inspector.
Election of officers will be held as
follows: Lincoln Corps, December 3;
! Red Mems Hall; Phil Sheridan, De-
cember 6, Thomas Circle Club; Kit
Carson, December 7, Soldiers, Sailors
| and Marines Club house; Burnside
December 81, Hamilton Hotel install
lations will be held the first corps
meetings in January.
The Brooks Club met Tuesday eve
ming and elected officers as follows
President, Miss Mary Mattingly; vice
president, John Hallett; financial
secretary. Michael Godfrey: recording
secretary, Miss Catherine Ashley, and
treasurer, Miss Margaret Ganey
Board of Directors: Mrs. S. A. Battles
Miss Catherine Kennedy. Mrs. Marie
Moran. William Hallett, Irvine Hol-
brook and Thomas Mulroe
Among the new members received
: were Mrs. Margaret Allen, Miss Marie
! Allen, Miss Ermenie Leonardo, Miss
| Ellen Lynch. Miss Emma Stone, Mrs
Charles Bradley, Mrs. Madeline Hama
Miss Christine Hildbrandt. Miss Mary
| Acton, Miss Elizabeth King, John
Mulligan and Anthony Paruso.
Philo- Classics met November 16 al
the home of Mrs. e. H. Pitcher. 391C
Mckinley street. After luncheon the
meeting was opened by the president
Mrs. M. H. Fohrman. Papers were
given by Mrs H. j. Harris and Mrs
| M. H. Fohrman. Discussion Of the
| play of Henry v followed. One guest
was present, Mrs. T. w. Newburn, who
had previously been a member of the
| club.
Quota Club.-Dr. Leonid I. Strak-
hovsky, professor Of modern Euro
pean history, School Of Foreign Serv-
| ice, Georgetown University, will be
the guest speaker at the meeting ano
! dinner at the Women's City Club
Thursday after reception in honor
| of Dr. and Mrs Strakhovsky at the
1 home of Mrs. John Hammond, 2756
Macomb street.
The club will hold the last business
meeting of the year December 6.
The Department Of the Potomac
G. A. r., held services in the chapel
at Fort Myer, November 16, for Judge
John Henry Shepherd, past depart
ment commander of the Department
| of the Potomac and senior vice COM
mander of Kit Carson Post, No. 2
Those officiating were Department
Comdr. John M. Kline, Department
Junior Vice Comdr. John T. Ryan
Asst. Adjt. Gen. E. D. Godfrey and
T. E. Trazzare, junior vice com.
J mander of Kit Carson Post, No. 2.
Mrs. Myrtle w. Buckles, Mrs. Anna
/ H. McElroy, Mrs. Nan Thurber and
Mrs. Hettie Warner, daughters oi
/ Union veterans, also assisted in the
f, services. They carried the flags and
acted as guard of honor to the Grand
Army during the services In the
| chapel and at interment in Airing
ton National Cemetery. Mrs. E. Helen
Temple, department president, De-
partment of the Potomac Woman's
Relief Corps, and members of her
staff were present.
The Columbia Heights Art Club
met at the home of Mrs. Dudley
Bright, 1414 Kennedy street, with
Mrs. S. w. Morris as assistant hostess
Mrs. Frazier. president, presided
The officers, Mrs. Ernest Guide, re-
i cording secretary; Mrs. Charles Hoo
yer, treasurer, and Mrs. Dudley Bright
corresponding secretary, gave reports
Mrs. Anton Heitmuller read a paper
on development of Intellect" and
Mrs. j. L. Coutinho on Primitive
Philosophy"
University Of Michigan Alumnae
Association.-Mrs. Herman d. Mast
will entertain the association at her
home, 1723 Hoban road, Foxhall VIII
lage, next Tuesday evening. Supper
will be served at $50. Mrs. William
M. Mann will give a book review
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Alfred
T. Newbold, Mrs. Mark M. Shoemaker
Mrs. James F. Pierce and DR.. Mildred
Dickerson.
Anna Gordon Union, W. C. T. o.,
met at the home Of Mrs. S. r. Cope
land and her daughter, Mrs. Charles
E. Reed, 9l8 Longfellow street. Mrs
Harry S. Warner and Mrs. Carl B.
Apple gave reports on the recent con-
ference. Mrs. Bertha Hill. radio
singer for the Virginia Chapel hour
sang, accompanied by Mrs. John T.
Taylor.
Officers and department directors
were announced as follows: President
Mrs. John E. Taylor; vice president
Mrs. James E. Wilson; recording Sec
retary, Mrs. Ethelyn H Brooks; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Gertrude E.
Mackenzie; treasurer, Mrs. Harry S,
Warner; child welfare director, Mrs
Julia o. Almand; Mrs. r. c. Althouse
Mrs. Emma Cupp; flower mission and
relief, Mrs. Carl B. Apple, Mrs. James
E. Wilson, Mrs. Harry S. Warner;
evangellstic, Mrs. S. r. Copeland; in.
ternational relations, Mrs. Ethelyn H
Brooks; literature, Mrs. William B
Berlin; publicity, Mrs. Gertrude E.
Mackenzie, Mrs. Ethel Reed; White
Ribbon recruits, Mrs. George r. Wells
Mrs. Maud Klebold: delegate to ths