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The biennial interstate art contest
exhibition, under the auspices Of the
artists group Of the Baltimore branch.
VIII be held In the galleries Of Ed
ward 0urlander, 625 North Charles
street, Baltimore, February 10 to ~.
1884. On February 20 the members
Of the District Of Columbia League
and their guests are invited TO attend
. tea In the galleries from to
O'Clock
Nine. Felian 0arxia has changed
the date of the Salon Ffancais from
the evening of February n to the
evening Of February a.
On February ~ the meeting win
be held IN the studio IN stonelsigh
Courts.
The Baby LovsE4 Circle q the Fler-
ence Crittenton Home was entertained
ct the home Of Mrs.. Frederick q. Um-
hau. Luncheon was followed by 3
business meeting.
The next meeting VIII b held
March 3 ct the home Of Mrs. Nc
Anemy, 2022 Pierce Nm road
The Society q Fres Lance writer's
win meet In the shoreham Hotel the
evening Of March l. A group Of short
stories written by members win be
critically discussed.
At the last session MAJ. Edward
Dyer read his lie sahreur des Ser
pents" and Mrs. Thomas o. willis
read her story. Stormy Weather"
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl lockwood and
Andrew r. Leddy were elected to active
membership. Two additional officers
were elected to the Executive Coun-
ell, Miss Katherine Kennedy as re-
cording secretary, and Col. Edmund
Sayer As corresponding secretary.
All manuscripts to be entered In
the society's annual short-story con-
test must be received by the president,
Felix Conrad Schwarz. before April /.
Busineas Women's Council.-At the
weekly meeting February 30, 8 pm,
at the Covenant-F7rst Presbyterian
Church, there win be . recital by
the Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Or
chestra, under tho leadership of Wal
ter T. Holt, with solos by Mrs. J. N.
Baker. DR.. Forney Hutchinson win
speak at the devotional period at 6:45.
The public 10 invited.
Woman's Guild ef Americas Uni.
versity.-A business meeting viii be
held February 20. at 11:15 am, In
the women's residence hall on the
campus. Mrs. D. O. Kinsman will
preside. Two Of the college women
who are On the debate team viii pre-
sent brief resume Of the points for
and against the N. r. A. Special
music win also be given by college
girls.
Girls' Friendly Society.-Mrs. Ed
ward B. Meigs entertained the Senior
Club at her home on M street last
Thursday evening.
Rev. Harry Lee DOH win conduct
the first Lenten service for the or
ganization and its friends tomorrow
at 4:45, ut the Church Of the
Epiphany.
AT 8 o'clock this evening the Ma
service and . mission study class Is
planned for the Lenten season
Dean Cooper Of George Washington
University win be with the Epiphany
Branch tomorrow evening. The Lentsn
work Of the branch viii be the max
ing Of hospital bandages. Donations
Of old sheets are requested.
Park View Woman's CIub.-The art
group met at the home Of Mrs. Fred
3. Walker, 76o Rock Greek Church
road, for luncheon. Mrs Ellis Logan.
chairman Of the department Of fine
arts Of the District Federation Of
Women's Clubs, the guest speaker,
spoke On American Art" Mrs.. Pruttt
presented . style show. Mrs. L. Z.
Murray. MRS. Standish, Mrs. Folliard
and Mrs. Mckay were hostewes.
The club VIII hold . card party
Friday at the home Of Mrs. Theron
Brooks Bridge and 500 win be played.
The woman's Club Of Sixteenth
Street Highlands met at the home of
Mrs. Harry z. Clafiin On Longfellow
street. The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. Lewis J.
Battle. Miss Ruth MCGOWAN gave q
talk on her trip to Korea.
The next meeting win be held at
the home Of Mrs. William G. Daudt,
when Mrs. Carroll B. La Place viii
be program chairman and Mrs. Lewis
q. Dalby In charge Of special feature
for the day.
The Washington Alliance of Delta
Delta Delta win entertain at Q musical
tea at the club house Of the District
League Of American Pen Women at
4 O'Clock February ~. This tea win
Be IN compliment to the newly IN
stalled Tfi Delta Chapter ct the UNI
verdty Of Maryland. Additional guests
win be the presidents Of the other
Maryland sororities, the president Of
the Washington Pan-Hellenic Associa-
ton, and the deans Of women at
American, George Washington and
Maryland Universities.
Miss Annabel Glenn will be hostess
to this group, while Mrs. ]. q. Cum
ing Is In charge Of arrangements.
Washington Branch, American As
sociation Of University Women-The |
Mems Glee Club OF American Univer-
Ety, under the leadership Of Harlan
Randall, win provide o program of |
colSC ~ tkAC Ic6 tu1Qu1kUW AZ q DIN. |
Mrs. George B. Woods will be the |
hostess and will be assisted by Mrs.
Delos o. Kinsman, Mrs. WIN Hutch |
tns, Mrs. william Hall and Mrs.
Adolf Fucker, alternating ct the tea
table. Assisting In receiving and
serving will be Miss Mary Louise
Brown. Miss Audry Belt, Miss Carolyn
Hughes, Miss Irma link, Miss Carol |
Rigby.
Phoenix Club-The last meeting was
conducted by President A. B. Nichol- |
son. The obligation was conferred on |
Fred Downey. A Ball Committee, |
composed Of II. B. Mallory, I. B. |
Wetherall and A. D. Crumbaugh was
appointed. A report on the District |
Of Columbia Public School Associa-
ton was received from H. B. Mallory. |
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, Daugh- |
tefs Of Union veterans-The Arlington |
Memorial Committee held o session |
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