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Fine Arts Library and there will be
dancing.
An exhibition Of architecture and
graphic arts work done by students OF
the division will be on view.
The junior group of the American
Association of University Women will
entertain at a Sunday night supper
tomorrow at $50 o'clock in the
club house at 1884 I street. DR.
Berta Asch will be the speaker. DR.
Asch is graduate of Jena College
Germany. and is doing research at
Brookings Institute Hostesses will
be Mrs. Lanier Gray and Miss Edna
Mitchell, assisted by Miss Catherine
Murray and Miss Marguerite Smith.
The Gunston Hall Alumnae Asso-
citation will hold its annual business
meeting in the Memorial Library at
GunSton Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Mrs. George Bloomer will
preside and plans for the year will be
discussed.
A delightful informal meeting of
members of the International Art
Forum and guests took place in the
home of Mrs. Lorraine E. Bentley last
evening. The chairman of program
is Miss Marjorie Lowe and chairman
Of fine arts is Mr.. Francis j. Reuter-
and the schedule of 1934-35 recitals,
lectures, art tours, etc. is almost COM
plete. Mr.. Arnaldo Cont Berenguer.
secretary. briefly sketched the aims of
the forum, emphasizing that its activi-
ties attempted to stimulate the art of
local talent and the appreciation
thereof on the part of the public.
Entertainment was informally pro-
vided by Miss Gretchen Hood, Miss
Marjorie Lowe. Miss Clelia Flora
vanti, Mrs. Lorraine E. Bentley and
Miss Carmela Iaccarino. Others pres
ent included Miss Delflna di Girolemo
Mrs. A. NJ. Anderson. Mrs. Myer
Cohen, Mrs. Mary P. Danielson, Mr.
Royer, Miss Elizabeth D'Aigle, Mr.
Charles H. Fash, Nine. Rose Arnold,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Reuter-. Mr.
Ellison Lee, Miss Edith Hoffman
Jones, Mr.. Howard Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Benny, Mr. Robert Mac
Kinnon, Mrs. Howard j. KlosSner.
Miss Myrtle Patterson and Mrs. John
w. Graf.
Among the we'll known Washing
tonians who have already signifieo
their intention of being present at the
Newbery Prize banquet at the May
flower Hotel, November 9. are Dean
William Carl Buediger. who will Off
cially represent George Washington
University; Mr. William Tyler Page
the author of Americas Creed: Col
Harrison H Dodge. custodian of Mount
Vernon; with Mr.. Edwin Batemar
Morris, author Of the book on Mount
Vernon: Mrs Edna M Coleman. for
mer national president of the League
Of American Pen Women. and the
writer of two books of White House
gossip. and DR.. Paul Bartsch. curator
Of mollusks at the National Museum
This Newbery Prize banquet is spon-
sored by the Torch Club Library OF
the Wilson Teachers College, and will
bring together for the first time the
winners of the John Newbery Award
The medal is given each year by the
American Library Association for the
best contribution to American litera-
ture for children.
Mrs. Allen Lester Fowler Of An
napolis, Md, is spending a brief time
at the Dodge and is accompanied by
Miss Julia NJ Blankenberg Of Wayne
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Chase OF
Dallas. Tex. are occupying a suite at
the Wardman Park Hotel for several
days.
Mrs. John j. Ligert of GAINESVILLE,
Fla. is spending several weeks in
Washington at the Hotel Martinique
Mrs. F. H. Cunningham of Roanoke
Va, with her daughter, Miss Virginia
Cunningham, who is student at
Sweet Briar College, are at the Dodge
over Sunday.
Mr.. F. A. Walker of Farnham Com
mons, Bucks, England, who is visiting
this country, came here from New
York and is at the Wardman Park
Hotel for day or two.