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rnittee: Miss Hazel GlesSner, national
treasurer and Pennsylvania State
president: Mrs. James Longstreet,
widow of the Confederate General
Iongstreet; Mrs Randolph Anderson
and Mrs. Mary E. OBrian. Mrs.
Callan told of her work in regard
to tax exemption for national head
quarters
Mrs. Clara Louise Dowling, a real
daughter, birthday anniversary was
observed.
Refreshments were served Miss
Margaret G, Beer and Mrs fTeoer1oS
K. Sparrow we're at the tea table.
The Daughters Of 1912 met Feb
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF the
president, Mrs. Harry S. Newman, WIN
Mrs. Julia w. Webb assisting hostess
The meeting was opened with prayer
led by Mrs Langley. Short sketches
on the life of Washington were read
by Mrs. Creque and Mrs. Webb
Patriotic poems were given by Mrs.
langley. Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. Green.
Mrs William C. Harrison, guest,
recited an original poem on Washing
ton, also one entitled Red Cross.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
K. v. Carr, e23 Decatur street.
District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women.-The art group
will present pictures of Eugene De
Land Saugstad today and continu-
ing the remainder of the week. From
to 6 today Mrs. Saugstad will re-
ceiye in the studio. 1706 L street.
Members of the league are invited.
The date of the Salon Francois was
changed to next Tuesday evening.
Knight C. Aulsbrook lawyer. who at
tended the Sorbonne in Paris, Will
speak on LES VignobleS de France ct
pIndustrie des Wins"
Miss Marjorie Low, popular soprano,
will sing a group of French berger
cites. She will be accompanied by
M. Felian Garzia at the piano. Re
ceiving with Nine, Garzia will be Mrs.
William Walton Badgley, president OF
the league, Miss Diana Powell, Mrs.
e. Richard Gasch and Miss Mary
Eedrick.
A business meeting of the league will
De 06lQ 90 dG o " IlONh 4A VAAC
studio In Stoneleigh Courts.
Phoenix Club-Three new applica-
lions for membership were received
at the last meeting, which was con-
Quoted by President A. B. Nicholson.
Plans for an informal square dance
were discussed. A meeting of the Hall
Committee was called for the follow
ing day. Cards and refreshments fol-
i lowed.
The CercIe des Precieuses Ridicules
was received at Stoneleigh Court last
Wednesday evening by Mile. Hazel
Priest and M. Charles H. Probert. The
following program was given: Piano
solo, Marcel" by GODDARD, Nine:
Ridgeway Taylor. Three eighteenth
century bergerettes were sung by Mile.
Priest, with piano accompaniment by
Nine. Taylor. Reading from "Une
conference sur le theater francaise,"
NJ Henri Lazard. Causerie: "Avig-
non ct ses environs." Illustrated by
projected views, M. Charles H. Pro-
bert. Violin solos. Grieg's Romance"
and valse by Kreisler, M. Arsenic Ra-
Ion. accompanied at the piano by
Nine. Ralon.
Soroptimist CIub-Carlisle Barge
ron of the Washington Post was the
guest of honor and speaker at the
luncheon at the Willard Hotel We'd
nesday.
Greta Mahoney, Caroline Stevens
and Belle Logan, whose birthdays oc-
CURED in February with Betty Jones
as hostess were entertained at a spe-
cial table.
Plans were outlined for party at
the Shoreham Hotel next Wednesday
evening. Group Capt. Alice Thomas,
with her committee, have planned an
evening of games, special entertain
ment and refreshments.
The Washington Club of Alpha
Gamma Delta National Fraternity
were entertained by Mrs. Grace Boy
kin and Mrs. Ruth Huse at a formal
dinner bridge at the home of Mrs.
Grace Boykin. The guests included
Mrs. Helen Boyle, Mrs. Grace Close,
Miss Eleanor Craven, Miss Louise
Evans. Mrs. Eleanor James, Mrs Mar
euerite Jansky, Miss Elva Keplinger,
Miss Caroline Legg. Miss Alicia Leh-
man, Mrs. Edna H. Richards, Miss
Ethel Riley, Mrs. Mermel Shannon,
Miss Kathryn Towne, Miss Vivian
Vestal, Miss Geraldine Walker and
Mrs. Heidi Welton
A business meeting was conducted
by the president, Mrs. Marguerite
Jansky. The next meeting will be
held March at the home of the
Misses Dorothy and Eleanor Craven.