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Inc general supJect WAS oCleuCe.
Mrs. M. G. Wilson read paper
Progress Of Science" Mrs. O. E.
Meenzer gave a talk on Development
Of Biology" Mrs. A. H. Howell re-
Paul de Kruef. Mrs. Hilderbrand ex-
planned briefly the subjects contained
In the Smithsonian Scientific Series"
The program was followed by a busi-
ness meeting.
Curley Club - Ar1s ngements have
been made for the months mind mass
or requiem to be offered by members
of the club and celebrated in st. Pat
rick's Church Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock
for the repose of the soul of Rev.
Francis X. Cayanagh, spiritual director
in an automobile accident December
IT. Miss Mary L. MCGEE, president,
requests that all members and friends
Of the club assemble in front of the
church at 7:15 am, the group march
ing into the church in a body.
The first meeting of the club follow
ing the 30-day period Of mourning au-
thorized by the adoption Of resolution
at the last meeting will be held in the
Continental Hotel Thursday evening.
District of Columbia League of Amer
ican Pen W0men.-MrS. Walter Miles
will be hostess at an exhibition tea TO-
day from 4 to 6 o'clock at the studio,
q portrait Of Mrs. Franklin Delano
Roosevelt, which she has accepted.
% There will Be a,st1I short nsI program nat, at
will give talk on several of his books.
Mrs. Willis Nolan will sing a group OF
folk songs of her native land (Czecho-
Palmer. mrs. Miles viii be assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. W. W. Badgley, preSl.
dent District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women; Mrs Harry
Price. chairman Of art. art. Women,s WON Ms Club
Clark, art chairman, District Of Colum-
bia League of American Pen Women.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 3, Ladies
of the G. A. R., met Monday In the
Willard Hotel. Past President Miss
Beatrice Deeds installed the incoming
officers, as follows: Miss Nellie c. Col
claZier, president; Mrs. Alice c. Howard
senior vice president; Miss Vera A. Red
fern, Junior vice president: Mrs. Lulu
j. Balinger, treasurer; Miss Rebecca l.
conductor; Mrs. Grace KuenStle, assist
ant conductor.
Mrs Edith A. King bestowed the past
presidents jewel on Miss Rebecca L.
Blaine, retiring president. Lewis G.
Reynolds of Harding Camp, Sons Of
Union Veterans of the Civil War, pre-
Sented an autograph album.
Mrs. Lillian c. Mattel and her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lillian Damitz and Mrs. Mora
PLACER, ware initiated. They are nieceS
of Sergt George w. Moore, late a men,
Der of Company <, 18th Cavalry, part
Of the l62d Regiment, Pennsylvania
Volunteers.
Delegates to the Ninth Womens Pa
triotic Conference on National Defense,
to be held at the Mayflower Hotel jan
uary "a to 26, were notified of their ap-
pointment, and Miss Blaine was ordered
to reports to its Resolutions Committee.
The Phoenix Club meeting was con-
Quoted by President a. B. Nicholson
The obligation was omferred on T. C.
Brown and r. B. Crump. An oyster
roast will be held January 81 at Thirty
first and Massachusetts, avenue south
east
The committee on the card party to
be held January 10 met at the home
OF Chairman e. H. Lowman. An ap-
plication for membership was received
from Andrew B. Price. E. H. Lowman
and Walter G.. Vale were appointed
on the degree team.
District of Columbia Home Economics
Association-The textile and clothing
section will hold a dinner meeting at
the University Of Maryland January
l8, at $50 pm. The textile students
of the university will present fashion
show. under the direction of Mrs:
Frieda M. Mcfarland, professor of
textiles and clothing. Mrs. Hazel C.
Schertz, chairman of the textile section,
Is In charge Of arrangements and dinner
reservations may be made up to jan
uary 16.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow at / o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Lillian Timberlake, 1922 Eighteenth
street. Mrs. Susie A. Van Kirk assist
ing hostess.
CAPITOL Hill History Club-Mrs. j. p
Hemphill and Mrs. E. M. Wallace were
hostesses to members at the Broad
moor January 10. After luncheon the
president. Mrs. w. r. Metz, presided at
Fisher told of the historical places
along the Hudson River. Mrs. ]. B
Reed presented the history Of New York
City.
Mrs. L. w. Laudick and Mrs. A p
Martin Of Palmyra, Ind, mother OF MIS-
Wilmer Souder. The meeting January
"a will be with Mrs. N. F. Patterson
and Mrs. v. G.. Austin.
Tho District Society of the Danes ol
the Loyal Legion met at the MayfoWer
Hotel Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Warren
jackson Haines, presiding. Plans were
discussed for the annual Lincoln break
fast to be held February II at the May
flower. Mrs. Haines is general chair
man, assisted by Mrs. w. F. Mutchler,
permanent chairman OF entertainment
Mrs. Virginia White Speel and Mrs
Mary Logan Tucker. Miss Mary s.
Clark was appointed treasurer to sue
ceed Mrs. Samuel Reed Calhoun, re-
signed.
Mr.. Arthur E. Dubois, chief OF her
aldic designs in the Office Of the quar-
termaster general, War Department
spoke on "Ramblings in Flag Designs
He had an exhibit of flags Of various
military organizations and individual
DISTINGUISHING flags. Mr.. Dubois is the
designer Of the Lindbergh medal.
Kit Carson Woman's Relief Corp.
Eiss January at 1015 L street, Presi.
dent Marie Summers presiding. Pas,
President Sara Mcmillan installed the
officers. The new treasurer, Mrs. Louise
Watson, presented a testimonial to the
retiring president.
Mrs. Marie Summers and Mrs. Cors
Mandy of Lincoln Corps, presented tht
newly installed president, Mary H. Win
gate, with a gift. Also the secretary
Margaret Marsh. Past Department,
President Myrtle Burke gave the re-
firing president gift.
Department President Anna Horr
will speak at the convention at the
Hamilton Hotel January II and IL.
Zonta Club-Mrs. Ellen S. woodward
director, Woman's Division. F. e. r. A.
md Civil Works Administration pro
gram, addressed the club at the lunch
con at Barker Hall Wednesday. Dr.