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Thursday evening at the new Willard
Hotel; presidents, past presidents, dele
gates and alternates of the following
circles, U. S. Grant, William McKin-
ley, Abraham Lincoln and William r.
Beck, met for the purpose OF forming
into q department and electlng oncers.
Miss Rebecca L. Blaine, past presi-
dent of Lincoln Circle, presided. Mrs.
Mary Bancroft Lightfoot, past presi-
dent of Lincoln Circle, was chosen
moderator and appointed Miss Emma
F. Hayward past president OF Grant
Circle, secretary.
The circles were represented as fol-
lows: Grant, President, Alama A. Car
roll; past presidents, Miss Emma F.
Hayward, Mrs. Hannah j. Devoe. Mrs.
Olive c. johnson, Mrs. Ella Wilson
Sonthard; delegates, Mrs. Mary Hay
ward Fortier, Mrs. Mary Dowling
O'Brien, Mrs. Lila Ring; alternate Miss
Mary PORTER Smith; Mckinley Circle,
President, Mrs. Susie Kunsman Owry;
past presidents, Miss c. Byrd Milligan
and Mrs Victorene johnson; Lincoln
Circle, president, Miss Nellie C. Col
claZier; past presidents, Mrs. Sarah E.
Deeds, Miss Beatrice Deeds, Mrs. May
Bancroft Lightfoot, Miss Rebecca L..
Blaine, and delegate, Mrs. Caroline
Pancoast; William Beck Circle, presi-
dent. Mrs. Susanna v. Myers: past
presidents, Mrs Margaret H. Worrell,
Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Minnie Curtiss;
Delegates. Mrs. Eva Mcbride, Mrs. Bess
Pearce, Miss Olive Van Waggener, Mrs.
Wright; alternates, Mrs. Vernon
Cleaver and Mrs. Elsie V. Edwards.
The following officers were elected:
Deputy president. Mrs. Margaret Hop
kins Worrell: senior vice deputy presi-
dent, Miss Emma F. Hayward; junior
vice deputy president. Mrs Susie
Kunsman Owry: chaplain. Mrs. Mary
Hayward Fortier; treasurer, Miss C.
Byrd Milligan; registrar, Mrs. Sarah E.
Deeds; patriotic instructor, Mrs. May
D. Lightfoot counselor, Mrs. Mckee;
council of administration, Mrs. Olive
c. Johnson. Mrs. Victorene Johnson
and Miss Nellie C. Coldazier, and dele
gate-at-large, Miss Rebecca l.. Blaine.
The next meeting will be tomorrow
evening at 240O Sixteenth street, when
the officers will be installed by the
national president Mrs. Sarah j.
Ehrmann, assisted by other national
officers, who are here to attend the
ninth women's patriotic conference on
national defense.
On Tuesday a banquet will be given
in their honor at 2400 Sixteenth street
northwest.
The Business and Professional WOm-
ems Club of All Souls Unitarian
Church is sponsoring a course of lee
lures in current events in order to
keep abreast Of the rapid changes in
world and national affairs. Miss Louise
Phillips Of the outlook Committee is
in charge The lecturer, Mrs. Georgette
Ross Howard, is a native Washing
tonian.
The Curley Club met at the Cont
mental Hotel Thursday evening. Plans
Ind temporary arrangements made for
events to be given for the purpose Of
raising money for the scholarship fund.
The Executive Committee was enter
tanned wednesday evening at the home
of William ]. Boyd.
James O'Connell will entertain men,
bers of the bridge group at his home,
1852 Kearney street northeast, this
evening. The five hundred club will
meet Friday evening at the home of
the Misses Edythe, Gertrude and Isabel
Connor on the Lee-Jackson Highway.
A benefit party for the Archbishop
Curley Scholarship Fund will be held
January 81 at the auditorium of the
Church of Immaculate Conception.
More than hundred members of
at ST. Patrick's Church, where months
mind requiem mass was offered for the
repose of the soul of Rev. Francis x.
Cavanagh. late chaplain Of the club
The next meeting of the club will
be Thursday evening at Continental
Hotel.
The Entire Nous Club, Mrs. Charles
P. Keyser. president, met Monday aft
w. Scott, 1923 Decatur street. The as
sisting hostesses were Mrs. Sterling
Nothnagle and Mrs. John Hansbury.
Reports Of officers included Mrs
Charles Dasher, recording secretary;
Mrs Otis j. Rodgers, treasurer, who re-
ported the sum of S235 now in the
treasury to be used for the benevolent
work of the club.
Mrs KeySer and Mrs. William Sault
gave accounts of the Christmas dona-
tions which were distributed to the
families sponsored by the club These
donations included clothing, food and
toys.
Mrs. A. B. McManus explained the
Tugwell pure food bill, which was in
dorsed by the club. Money was do
mated to buy a complete graduation
outfit for a young girl and money to
take care of all graduation incidentals.
Mrs. Sherman Strong and Mrs. r. A.
Porterf1eld were admitted to member
ship.
Mrs James Underwood brought to
the attention of the club the many
needs of the Vocational School, located
in the Dennison School Building for
consideration action to be taken at the
February meeting, which will be held
at the home of Mrs. A. B. McManus.
Guests who came in for tea and the
Minneapolis, Mrs Charles Ferguson,
Mrs j. c. Hemphill, Mrs Robert Lyons,
Mrs D. p Bush. Mrs Goodwin, Mrs.
Parker Cook and Mrs Rea.
The Nutrition Section Of the District
of Columbia Home Economics AssOcia-
ton will meet at pm in the lounge
of the American Association of Uni
versity Women, 1884 street northwest,
on January "a to listen to reports by
well known home economics women on
the general subject, Nutrition Plays
It's Part in the District Of Columbia
and in National Planning"
Miss Emma S. Jacobs, supervisor OF
| home economics in the District OF Co
lumbia, will discuss the organization
of the school lunch program for needy
children Mrs. Lulu Lancaster, profess
sor and head of department of child de-
velopment at Iowa State College and
just now headquarters assistant with
the National Advisory Council for
Evoo
cuss nutrition aspects of the emergency
nursery school program in the District
under the emergency education project.
| One or more of the nutrition ap-
pointees in the District Relief Admin
| istration will discuss nutrition problems
as they are meeting them. and DR.. Hazel
K Stiebeling, senior food economist
of the Bureau of Home Economics, will
speak on the uses Of yearly food budget
tables in agricultural adjustment and
land planning.