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Catholic Daughters of
America.

A T A business meeting Of Court Dis
trict Of Columbia last Tuesday
evening at the Willard Hotel plans
were made for the annual card party
and dance April II at the Willard
Hotel. Miss Grace Sprucebank. grand
regent, announced a floor show will be
an added feature. Miss Ethyl Sweet,
who was designated general chairman
has been called away by serious illness
in her family and Miss Augusta Uhl
was named in her place. Miss Uhl
has appointed the following members
to the chairmanship Of the various
committees: Miss Margaret Tram
nell, treasurer. Mrs. Nora Schrider
and Miss Ann Doyle, patrons and
patronesses; Miss Jennie Sims and
Miss Marguerite Keane, tickets; Mrs.
Dorothy Mahorey, program; Miss
Mary O'Connor, prizes; Miss Dorothy
E. Barrett. dance: Miss Gertrude
Roche and Miss Josephine Walsh.
publicity; Miss Monica Gordon, post
ers; Miss Florence Eicken and Miss
DAFT DAILY, cards and tallies, and Miss
Sprucebank, floor show.
Miss Florence Winter, who attended
the semi-annual meeting of the Ma
tional Directorate last week in New
York City, brought greetings to the
local court from Miss Mary c. Duffy,
supreme regent. Miss Winter an
nounces April 30 as the date for the
next meeting of the Converts League.
At the invitation Of Miss Watts,
grand regent of the Court Forest Glen,
the members of Court District of Co.
lumbia will be guests next Sunday at
Silver Spring. when the Maryland
Court will have reception of new
members.
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.Y.W.C.A. AT HOME
TO Be HELD TODAY
Miss Lillian E. TerWiIIiger OF
May Day Chapter to Be
Hostess.

An "at home hour" will precede the
music hour at Seventeenth and K
streets today at o'clock, when Miss
Lillian e. Terwilliger of the May Day
Chapter will be the hostess.
Mrs. j. H. Wingfeld will be hostess
at 614 E street today at o'clock, fol-
public Is invited.
Committee meetings for the week
are as follows: Monday, 10, Publicity
Finance: IL, Executive; Tuesday, II, q
Public Affairs. The board of directors
will meet at l0:30 Thursday.
The Cleveland Park Chapter will
meet Monday at 3 at the home Of
Miss H. S. Wallace, 1921 Newark
street.
Rehearsal Called.
Members of the Elizabeth Somers,
B. and P and Girl Reserve Glee Clubs
who will sing in the Festival Of the
New Creation March %, at the
Church of the Epiphany, will rehearse
March l3 at 7:30 pm. and March II
at 2:30 pm. at the Church Of the
Epiphany.
The Elizabeth Somers Glee Club
will have rehearsal Thursday at Jas.
The Girl Reserve Fashion Show
will be held Friday at the High School
Club supper. All High School Girl
Reserves are invited to come Monday
to try for positions as models for
Easter bonnets and Spring suits.
Members of the Girl Reserve Glee
Club will rehearse Tuesday afternoon
for the Girl Reserve operetta. and
supper will be served in the Girl Re-
serve Club rooms between rehearsals.
Will Present Play.
The xenos Club of alumnae Girl
Reserves is entertaining at an infor-
NAL party Tuesday evening for a
group of new members, when the club
members will present short play.
Washington and Lee Senior High
School Girl Reserve Club will present
a play in the school assembly Thurs
day. Senior High School Girl Re.
serves will meet for a club supper on
Friday. with featured program Of
burgh's Department Store, with Girl
Reserves acting as models.
The Rhythm and Social Dancing
Class will meet in Barker Hall Satur-
day at 9 am.
The Older Saturday Morning Group
will go for skating party Saturday
from 10 to II.
Members of the Rickety Rackety
Club are arranging program for
younger children at Easter time, which
includes bunny dance"
Mckinley Girl Reserves will hold
a bake sale in the lobby March II.
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Maccabees.

The Officers Club of National Tent
met Wednesday evening at the home
OF Past Comdr. Elmer Fletcher. hold
ing initiation and electing to mem
bership Alfred K. Purdy and Charles
ONeill. A luncheon was served.
National Tent elected to member
ship Carl C. Robinson at its BIZ
monthly review in Odd Fellows
Temple.
The Officers Club of Martha
Washington Hive met Monday eve
ming at the home of Comdr. Martha
Purchase. Refreshments were served.
The officers are: Ruth Degenhardt,
president; Lillian Stewart, vice presi-
dent; Faustina borough, secretary;
Mary Gray, treasurer, and Rose Pifer,
publicity. Blanche Schriver was
elected to membership.
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W.C.T.U. CHAPTERS
TO MEET MARCH 70
Spring Quarterly Conven-
ton Will Be Held in Pres.
byterian Church.

The Spring Quarterly Convention
of the District w. G. T. U. will con-
vene at 10 am. March 20, in the
Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. Advancement in the date
was necessary in order to have pres
ent the national president, Mrs. Ida
B. Wise Sh,ith, who will address the
convention at 10:45 am.
A meeting of the Northeast Sub
urban Union was held at the home
of Mrs. J. w. Gaver, 341l Twenty
fourth street northeast, the president,
Mrs. Charles Williams, presiding.
Plans were made to assist in an
effort to keep the neighborhood free
from liquor selling.
Mrs. j. w. Byler was appointed as
representative to the Federation of
Women's Clubs. Mrs. Byler, director
of scientific temperance instruction,
gave report Of the work being done
IN the schools of the community, and
introduced the guest speaker, Mrs.
Giles Scott Rafter.
West End Union met Monday eve
ming with Mrs. McLain, 203l F street.
Rev. Alice Allen and Miss Taylor
were joint hosteSses. The president,
Mrs George Beckett, presided A re-
port from the District Executive Board
was given by Rev. Alice Allen. Miss
Laura Lindley was the guest speaker.
The union voted to commend The
Evening Star for its stand in not
accepting liquor advertising. A social
was held.
The monthly meeting of the North
west Union was held at the National
City Christian Church. In the abb
sence of the president, Mrs. William
N. Garner, the first vice president,
Mrs. J. j. Crouch, presided. Miss
Katherine GoodfelloW conducted the
devotional exercises, and vocal duets
were rendered by Mesdames Blanche
L. Burton and Emma Boss. The guest
soloist was Mrs. Hugh Old, who was
accompanied by Mrs. Agatha Thomas
1IeIt was d scIlCId al uLoSuoSiOll VI
w. c. T. u work and plans We're
made for the advancement of tenn
perance On Saturday a home bake
sale was held which added $50 to
the treasury.
Northwest Union has an active
Loyal Temperance Legion, under the
direction of Mrs. A. H. Tackett. as
sisted by Mrs. Fred Kline. The meet
ings are held twice month at Francis
Asbury M. E. Church South. Mrs.
w. E Allison has charge Of the white
ribbon recruits.
The next monthly meeting OF the
union will be held March 90. at 2
pm, in Calvary Baptist Church.
The Anna A. Gordon Union met
at the home of Mrs Emma Cupp, 3609
Fourteenth street. February %, with
Mrs. Elsie Wilson, president, presiding.
Harry S. Warner, secretary of the
Intercollegiate Temperance Associa-
ton, was the guest of honor. He
spoke on the work of Frances E.
Willard.
Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Bowling, Mrs. j. o.
Knott, Miss Guise, Mr.. c. H. Wmdle
and Mr.. William B. Berlin. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess. Mrs.
Cupp.
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Knights of Columbus.
WASHINGTON GENERAL ASSET

N ASHlNGlON GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY,, fourth degree, will meet
March 19 at the Mayf1ower Hotel A
reception will be rendered the can
didates who were members of the
class receiving the Patriotic Degree
February %. An appropriate Lenten
program has been arranged by Car
mine Garofola to follow the regular
meeting. 1t is anticipated that a
ladies night will be given by the as
sembly in April or May
Spalding Council will meet next
Thursday at the K. of C. Hall at 8
pm. A number Of important mat
tiers will be presented. The commit
tee. headed by Thomas F. Carlin,
Chairman. will make a report on the
celebration of the 35th anniversary
OF the council, which will be held
April % at the Hay-Adams House.
DR.. John G. Bowen and John J.
OConnor of Georgetown University
will give a practical demonstration
OF the work Of the Catholic Evidence
Guild. Women are especially invited
to be present.
A meeting of the general COM
mlttee arranging for the anniversary
will be held tomorrow night at the
K. of c. club house
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COMMUNITY CHEST
GROUP D|SBANDED|
House Managing Committee
Takes Place of Central
0fficing Body.

With the Community Chest and a
number Of its affiliated organizations
centrally offlced at 11O1 M street and
1018 Vermont avenue, the Central
Omcing Committee Of the Chest has
been disbanded. In its place has been
formed a House Managing Committee,
of which Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith
Is chairman.
Council of Social Agencies.
The March meeting will be held to-
morrow at the Y. w. c. A.
Northeast Boys Club.
Col. Claude H. Jones, superintend-
ent of the National Training School
for Boys, has been elected as a men,
ber Of the board of the Northeast
Boys Club. The board is making
arrangements for its annual meeting
April 2 at the club house.
Friendship House.
The Social Club is planning a ST.
Patrick's day dance March l6. The
Sunday hour of music at 5 o'clock
will feature a children's program.
Pupils of Frances Gutelius' studio will
play violin and piano numbers.
Southwest Community House.
A lecture on "Self Tendencies" was
given by Mrs Alma J. Scott, director,
when the senior girls were the guests
of the Southwest Community House
staff.
An athletic exhibition was staged
by the junior boys athletic class,
under the direction of its student
leader, Lloyd Dudley, when stunts,
tumbling and other athletic activities
were featured
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.
A Bible story class has been
organized under the auspices of the
industrial department, with Miss
Sara Hamilton, trained Bible
teacher of wide experience. as course
leader. The class will meet in the
club rooms every Thursday at 7:30
o'clock. Ideals and projects for the
girl reserve department were discussed
by Miss Estelle G. Massey, newly
elected chairman of that department.
at a recent luncheon.
Florence Crittenton Home.
A meeting of the board of direc-
tors was held Friday at the home, on
Conduit road. Luncheon was served.
Boys Club of Washington.
The Boys Club Publicity Commit
tee will meet tomorrow at the Willard
Hotel
The Junior Optimist Club held a
pound party at the Boys Club head
quarters. Third and C streets.
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Jobs Daughters.

A SHORT business meeting was held
= March and the members were
entertained by the drill team and the
De Molay boys, who presented a series
of skits.
An appropriation was made for the
queen and the two princesses to at
tend the annual Easter banquet at the
Emerson Hotel in Baltimore, on
April 2.
The drill team will hold a dance
and card party March "a, at North
east Masonic Temple.
The choir and dramatic club enter
tanned Fidelity Chapter, o. E. s.. at
their last meetinS.
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De1phians.


GAMMA CHAPTER met at the
~ Shoreham Hotel last Monday.
The president, Miss Emma Hoffer, pre-
sided The literary program was under
| the leadership of Miss Sophia Lunse
! ford. The play, The School for
Scandal" was read in dialogue, Miss
Lunseford gave a synopsis of the play
and introduced the characters. The
various characters of the play were
| taken by Miss Lulu Adams, Mrs. Evelyn
Bright Buckley, Mrs Alice C. Eliot,
Miss Julia Gilbert, Miss Irene Wester-
man, Miss Evelyn Kay, Mrs. Pearl
Friede, Miss Emma Hoffer, Mrs Harry
Sears.
! The next meeting will be held at
! the Shoreham Hotel March 19 at Sis
pm. Miss Julia Gilbert will be in
charge of the literary program.
| Roosevelt Chapter met March z at
| the Hamilton Hotel. The president,
Mrs. LeVerne Beales, presided. Mrs.
Gladys Ball MiddlemiSs was leader Of
the program covering The Athens Of
Pericles"
The topics assigned and presented
were; The Delphian Traveller" by
Mrs. William Earle Clark; Athens in
the Fifth Century" by Mrs. William
T. Gill, jr.: The Acropolis,' by Mrs.
]. Ward Mankin: Public Life" by
Mrs. Finis Garrett: Private Life" by
Mrs. Thomas c. Thompson; "Festi-
vals." by Mrs. John D. Kiley: "Ath-
enian Education" by Mrs. l. L. Stor-
mont. This was followed by a dis
cussion of the topics and the presi-
dents summary.
The chapter voted to change the
days of meetings to the second and
! fourth Tuesday each month. The
| next meeting will be held at the Ham
ilton Hotel at 10 am. March l3.
National Capital Chapter will meet
Wednesday morning in Jelleff's Little
Theater for the study of Prominent
Figures of the Italian Renaissance
with Mrs. A. j. Maxwell as leader for
the day.
Mrs. H. N. Dorman, Mrs. Charles
w. Arth, Mrs. c. M. Godfrey, Mrs.
lone Knowlton, Mrs. H. A Latane,
Mrs. Floyd B. Olcott, Mrs. Arabelle
H. Norton, Mrs. T. j. Rice and Mrs.
Allan Scott Wolfe will present topics.
Delta Sigma Chapter met Monday
at the Shoreham Hotel, the president,
Mrs. Pinckney J. Harman. presiding
The literary program was French
Drama: Racine and Moliere," led by
Mrs. George M. Quirk After the pre-
liminary survey given by the president,
Mrs Harman, the following topics were
given: 'Racines Life and Work" Mrs.
Ralph Smith; The Life of Moliere,
First of the Moderns," Mrs NJ O.
Hayes; The Art and Philosophy of
Moliere," Mrs. John Evans; "A Synop-
sis of Moliere's Play The Affected
Young LADIES'" Mrs. Helen Cranston.
The chapter was addressed by the field
secretary, Mrs. Eleanor Wilson.
The next meeting will be held
March 10, at 10 am, at the Shoreham
Hotel. The program will be French
Drama-Study of Athalie," led by Mrs
Anne c. Otto.
The attention of the members is
called to the change of date of the
first April meeting from the I'd to
| the 9th.
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TR. O. u. A. M.

Andrew jackson Council met Tues
day evening and was visited by State
Councillor R. M. Garrett and his staff
of officers. State Inside Sentinel Sam
Hubacher, representing the State
Council, made the principal address,
on the membership drive, which
started March l and will continue to
June 80 There will be four classes
of initiation. and the work will be
exemplified by j. Morgan Reed, Lib
erty Bell, Anacostia and Edward j.
Ross Councils, one month each. A
banner will be awarded the degree
team which officiates in the most ac-
curate Hammer.
Star Spangled Banner Council was
presided over by Councillor J. E.
Armstrong March 2. The honored
Garrett and State Chaplain George
L. Myers. w. B. Waddlee announced
preparations for an excursion to
Marshall Hall at the beginning of the
season. Eagle Court, No. 2, met at
the close of the meeting.
At the last meeting of Benning
Council which was presided over by
j. r. Doggett. councillor, the appli-
cation Of Ernest Earl Phillips was re-
ceived.
Councillor A. s. Hopkins presided
over Edward j. Ross Council March
/. The degree and drill teams Of
this council visited Vienna Council,
Vienna, Va. and conferred the de-
gress. A return visit of the degree
and drill teams of Vienna Council is
expected at an early date.
B. Wells announced his committee
has arranged to entertain the families
and friends of this council at a party
at the close Of the meeting March IS.
Anacostia Council met, with Harry
Collins presiding. Howard Penning-
ton was received into the order. Coun-
cilor Collins organized membership
drive team, which will expire June
80, and appointed as captains of the
teams G. F. Scott and A. o. Kroll.
The twelfth annual visitation of
the State officers will be held We'd
nesday evening to Potomac Valley
Forge Council in the temple, 80l I
street.
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Order of the Amaranth.

GEORGE WASHINGTON COURT
met at 1015 L street, when the
degrees were conferred. Guests were
the supreme deputy of the District of
Columbia, Past Patron August Klein
.henn of Baltimore, Md; supreme
deputy to the District of Columbia,
Past Matron Nellie Kleinhenn of Bal
timore, Md, and Past Matron Mar
garet Rehbein of Baltimore, Md. The
next meeting will be March Il.
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Daughters of America.

State Councillor Ella L. Stone and
her officers will be the guests at the
State Councils annual visitation to
Esther Council March IA, at Reno
Hall, Window place and Wisconsin
avenue, at 8:45 o'clock.
Chairman Margaret Taylor an
nounces a card party at go NJ street
northeast, March 20, for the benefit
of the orphans.
Independent Council. at the close
of the regular meeting tomorrow eve
ming, at 808 street, will hold bake
sale, sponsored by Mrs Nellie Deane,
councillor.
Triumph Council gave a reception
in honor of the outgoing councillor,
Augusta Newland, and her officers and
the incoming councillor, Jessie Davis,
and her officers. Dinner was served.
The business meeting was called to
order by Councillor Jessie Davis. The
program included a comedy, in the
cast of which were Amelia Budesheim,
Pearl Wolfe, Maggie Colburn, Clara
Keull and Adelaide Miller, with
Myrtle Case at the piano.
Unity Council met, with Councillor
Viola M. Mallonee presiding. Plans
were announced for a supper. A pro-
gram for the councils visitation,
March 81, was announced by Mrs
Wright.
John L. Burnett Council met and
Mrs. Helene White announced plans
for supper, March 13, at Fischer's
Hall, Wisconsin avenue and N street.
from S to 7:30 o'clock Councillor
Mayree Daley appointed Mrs. Mary
Hansen conductress. to give the DEM
onstration of the unwritten work for
the benefit of the newly initiated
members present. The new revised
bylaws were read by Mrs. Verile
Oliff, assisting secretary.
Mrs. Ruth Clark, associate coun-
cilor. presided over the meeting Of
Progressive Council.
Associate State Councillor Ollie
Montgomery and her State and ma
tional officers r'ere guests of honor
at the State Councils annual vista
ton to Kenilworth Council. The
guests we're greeted by Councillor
Marilee Kirby. The program included
vocal solos by Raymond Chick, tenor,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Mae Chick, and songs by Master Jack
Chick. accompanied at the piano by
his mother.
Fidelity Council convened, with the
councillor. Mrs. Kate Chapman, pre-
siding. Mrs. Eleanor Casalege an
nounced a sale of the rugs and scarfs
March Is.
Mrs. Downie jackson, councillor of
Virginia Dare Council, was in charge
of the last meeting. Miss Minnie
Butts made a report Of the Colonial
party on February II at Almas Tenn
Pile. The meeting March IA will be
School night"
Anacostia Council was conducted by
the councillor, Miss Georgianna An
derson. Past Councillor Ella Smith
made report on the meeting of the
State Council Benevolent Committee.
Mrs Ida Weigle was the special birth
day guest for last month. Mrs Daisy
Smithson and Mrs. Gertrude Everhart
also we're birthday guests. Mrs. Fran
ces Berry and j. Latham. who were
recently received by initiation, were
greeted by the councillor.
The past councillors meeting will
be at the home Of Mrs. Mae Etchison,
to be assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth
Frantz and Mrs. Gertrude EYerhart.
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National Union.

HENRY c. SMALE of Chicago, ma
- tional president. will attend the
joint meeting of the councils the
evening of March IA at Pythian Tenn
pie. The semi-annual class ceremonial
will take place the same evening
Exemplification of the ritual will be
conducted by the degree team of
United Council. Senator Arthur S.
Brown will have charge of entertain
ment.
Members of United Council will
meet Friday evening in Pythian Tenn
pie.
Mckinley Council will meet March
Ii
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Wornan's Benefit
Association.
1 4SSSS4oS4 S4SA4>
MRS. ETA KING, State field d.

MRS. ETA KING, State field d.
A'A rector, is in Washington for q
series of meetings.
The first was with the girls of the
association in the club rooms last
evening. Tomorrow she will be guest
of honor at a luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Lulu C.. Hammond, 1928
Thirteenth street, and in the eve
ming will be guest speaker at meet
ing Of the Union Review in the club
rooms.
All reviews will be guests Of the
National Laundry March IA and will
be conducted through the plant at
1:30 pm.
Mrs. Luckett Of Liberty Union will
be chairman Of party in the club
rooms Saturday evening.
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Women of the Moose.

COLUMBIA CHAPTER met Friday
night at the Moose Hall, 1414 I
street. Ten new members we're well
coined. they having received their
first degree at the class initiation at
the Willard Hotel February "a, After
the meeting social was held. Junior
Regent Margaret Deegan and Past
Regent Grace Clark were hostesses.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

The next Lenten Book Talk will be
held March 13 at the home of Mrs
Augustine B. McManus, 1405 Girard
street, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Charles
T. Watson, chairman Of the depart
ment of public welfare. will review
Gods Angry Man." by Leonard Ehr-
Itch.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

Takoma Park Women's Club.-The
Art Department last Monday visited
the Textile Museum of the District of
Columbia. Mrs. E. M. Yates, curator
of the museum explained the history
of various textiles on display.
The monthly meeting of the Club
was held Tuesday at the Takoma
Branch Library. Luncheon was
served, the hostesses being Mrs. Paul
Durk, chairman, Mrs. Norman McIn-
doc, Mrs. Wilbur Youngman. Mrs. w.
H. Burk, Mrs. Louis c. Vogt, Mrs.
Clarence Ross, Mrs. Frederick C.
Duehring, Mrs. w. H. DIETRICH, Mrs.
G. Harris White. Mrs. Waldo Schmitt.
Mrs Kenneth Myers, Mrs. D. Stewart
Patterson. Mrs. Lynwood Heiges. Mrs.
Charles S. Howard and Mrs. Clarence
Purves. Prof Elmer Kayser of the
history department Of George Wash
ington University gave an tlluminat-
ing account Of the NaN movement.
Mrs. Samuel A. Swiggett spoke
briefly ON the State art contest being
Evening star., 1934-03-11

The seventh radio lecture Of the
series art in America" sponsored by
the general federation is entitled AN
American Studio in London" and will
be given next Saturday at pm,
from station WMAL.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

Art and Archaeology League
Members are invited to attend an H.
lustrated lecture on The Civilization
of Babvlonia and Assyria" by DR.
George s. Duncan. vice president Of
the Art and Archaeology League. be-
fore the Historical Society of George
Washington University Tuesday eve
ming in room %. building K, 2019 G
street.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

Felix Conrad Schwarz, chairman,
announced the society will hold q
banquet in the Shoreham April II
when the prize winners in the society's
annual short-story contest will be
named. All manuscripts to be entered
in this contest must be received by
MIR. Schwarz before April /.
The Garden Club Of Chevy Chase,
d. c., will meet March IL at o'clock
at the Brook Farm Tea House on
Brookville road at Taylor street.
George E. Marvin, assistant agricul-
turist of the Department of Agricul-
ture, will show motion pictures and
give a talk on "The Realm of the
Honey Bee"
The hostesses will be Mrs. Alfred C..
Fisher, Mrs. William F. Notz, Mrs.
c. H. Cross and Mrs. j. E. Fitzgerald.
The Writer'S League of Washington
will meet at the Thomson Commu-
nifty Center March 16 at 8 o'clock
Clark Palmer Cole. who recently COM
pleted historical novel, is on the
program. and others will read short
stories and verse. The Short Short
Story Contest will close at this time.
At the last meeting Miss Gladys G..
Smith read a feature article, Your
Neighbor and the Rent Racket" soft
Hands and Siller" was the title Of
story read by the president, M. Hugh
Irish.
The Petworth Woman's Club met
Monday evening at the Petworth
School. The vice president. Mrs. A.
N. Jones, presided. Mrs. S. A. Swig-
gett. chairman of the Division OF Art,
in the Department of Fine Arts OF
the District of Columbia Federation
of Woman's Clubs, spoke on the art
exhibits being held in the branch IL
braries of the city during March,
which are being sponsored BY the
womens clubs Of Washington. Mrs.
Anna r. Garner was elected to mem
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The Argyle Study Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Norton Little, 3205
Morrison street. March 13, at o'clock.
Mrs Edward Norwood will review a
biography of Joseph Jefferson.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

Stonewall Jackson Chapter. U. d. c.,
will meet at the Confederate Memorial
Home, 1922 Vermont avenue, tomor-
row evening. Fred P. Meyers, division
commander of the Sons of the Con-
federacy, will speak on THE Necessity
of Preserving Southern Historical
Papers" Refreshments will be served.
Curley Club members viii be enter.