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Club-Mrs. nellie L. 1ngels, president,
announces q dinner January Is at the
Y. w. C. A., in honor Of members OF the
National Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Club, Inc. attend
| ing the Cause and Cure OF War Con-
ference, as delegates.
Miss Mary Anderson, director Of the
Women's Bureau Of the Department OF
Labor, will address the club.
Women's City Club-The Membership
man. will sponsor the tea at the club
house today at 4:30 O'Clock, when new
members will be the guests of honor.
Mrs. Charles H. Curl, chairman OF the
Tuesday morning contract bridge Sec
ton, at the meeting Tuesday will speak
on Leads and Responses" to the ao-
vanced class at 10 o'clock, and at IL
o'clock will give the second lesson to
beginners in bridge, using the text book
of Culbertson as a guide. Mrs. Ed
mund Kochersperger will give a talK
on Rules Of Contract Bridge" =.
Miss Elva McNamara, chairman OF
the Tuesday evening bridge section, an
nounces Mrs. Curl will conduct a be-
ginners' class on this evening at z
o'clock. Mrs. A. B. Allen Is January
hostess. Guests of the section include
Mrs. Nichols, Miss L. Critcher, Miss
PHYLLIS Sanford, Miss A. Walker, MISS
Kiernan, Mrs Karl w. Greene. Miss
Dorothy Robinson. Miss B. G. Barnes,
Lena M. Simpson, Mrs. j. G. Van Strong.
Dorothy Rogers Mclean, Mrs. Guild
and Mrs. p. w. Schroeder.
w. Chaplin Huntington. author OF
s'Homesick Million" will speak before
the meeting of the book hour section
Tuesday at o'clock on Prussia, Out
Of Russia By-Product OF the Revoiu-
Members will have the privilege OF
bringing prospective members 70 tne
club Wednesday to the tea sponsored by
| O'Clock when, with Mrs w. w. Spaid,
the committee will be hostesses.
Mrs. w. w. Husband chairman OF the
ciyics section, invites club members and
their friends to meeting at the Dis
trict Building on Friday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock, when awards will be made
to the community Fairgrounds.
Mary liant Couch, chairman OF the
music section, will give an Adventure
in Music" program Friday evening.
George WASHINGTON, Delphian Chap
ter-"German and Early French Paint
ing" will be the subject Of the program
for the meeting to be held Wednesday
at the Hamilton Hotel at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Eugene c. Brown, president. Will
preside. Mrs. A. B. Manly will be the
leader. Mrs. j. B. Trew will present
the subject "The Cologne School
Swanian and Nuremburger: Artists. !. :.
by Mrs. Clarence West; The Life OF
Holbein," by Mrs. G. P. Rawley;
"Albrecht Durer," by Mrs. George Lid.
die: Beginning OF French +. ram.ing: HIIs,.
and Durer'S Madonna" by Mrs. j. K.
Freiot: "Holbein's Portraits" by Mrs.
Alexander H. Bell; "Durer's Painting
and Engraving by Mrs. Clyde De
Bender: "Clouets Portrait of Francis
/" by Mrs. George A. Lilly. The re-
sumo will be given by Mrs. Eugene G.
Brown.
Woman's Clinic.-A meeting Of the
board of directors was held Monday
evening at the clinic, 4704 Georgia ave-
nue.. DR.. Lauretta Kress presided.
Officers were elected as follows: MRS
Corbin Thompson, president; MIS-.
Minnie Low, second vice president;
| Mrs. Edgar T. Brown, treasurer; Mrs.
Grattan Kerans, recording secretary;
Mrs. II. E. Rogers, corresponding Secre-
tary. WAYS and Means Committee. Mrs.
Gladys Ball MiddlemisS, chairman; Mrs.
Edgar T. Brown, Mrs. Charles H. Curl,
MRS, Frank A. Birgfeld. Mrs. Frank j.
Mann, Mrs. George Sager and Mrs.
Mary Adamson. Finance, Mrs. Edgar
r Brown, chairman; DR.. Edith Alien.
Mrs. Grattan Kerans, DR.. Lauretta
Kress. Mrs. Grace Leimbach. House
Committee, Mrs. Charles H. Curl, cnair-
| por1ond Mrs
Dodson and Mrs. Adamson. visiting
COMMITTEES, Mrs. G. Kerans and H. z.
rogers. DR.. Edith Allen Is chairman
of the Health Talks Committee; Mrs.
Andrew Stewart, chairman OF the Mem
bership Committee.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the District
NJ Columbia Fire Department had In
stallation of officers Friday evening, as
follows: President, Mrs. Joseph Davlo-
son: senior vice president, Mrs. E.. VIII
liam Howard junior vice president
Mrs. Chester Moffett; secretary, MRS.
Charles Weitzel; treasurer, Mrs. George
Kennon: chaplain, Mrs. John VTn..
stein: guard, Mrs. Irene Hall, and
color bearer, Mrs. Violet Ratclihe. The
retiring president, Mrs. Robert Hayes.
was presented with diamond bracelet.
Mrs. Harmon Chapman was the IN
stalling officer. Commissioner Hazen
was the guest of honor and addressed
the meeting.
Lodge No. 10, American Federation
Of Government Employees, Society OF
Federal Translators, met Monday at the
Y. w. C. A. The chairman Of the Re-
classification Committee, B. H. Lamore,
State Department. reported satisfactory
progress A brief report was also SUD-
mitted by the Research Committee.
Election of officers was as follows:
John w. Perkins, State Department,
president; Paul Vogenitz, Post once
vice president; Kenneth F. Rogers,
Post Office, treasurer; Ignatius Jawney,
State Department, recording secretary;
BIuma Karp, Navy Department, CORE
spending secretary.
A rising vote of thanks was given to
Miss Gertrude w. Holinger. Patent
Office, retiring chairman Of the Enter
tainment Committee, for her work IN
providing for entertainment. MISS
Annie Laurie Davis, Bureau OF msular
Affairs, War Department, read 9 short
describing the mausoleum erected to
Vicente Blasco Ibanez, the Spanish
novelist, by the City Of Valencia. Spain,
his birthplace
The Writer'S League Of Washington
will meet at the Thomson Community
Center next Friday evening. The pro-
gram consists of short stories by Mrs.
Chase, Mrs. Thayer, and Miss Julia
Escher, with criticisms; verse by Miss
Georgia Redway and Miss Oeston, and
talk on the short story by Miss
Evelyn Crane, preparing for the contest
in this class which will close in March.
At the last meeting, Mrs. D. W.
Thayer read an article, Germany Re
ceives the Minute Men," her late hus-
band having been one Of this group
Miss Anna Priestley gave group OF
poems, and Miss Willard Howe read q
. short story, "Give Me Thrill"
Gen. J. E. B. Stuart Chapter. o.