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Heidi Welton, yiolinist, was accom-
panied by Mrs. Lucille Saugstad.
The next dinner meeting will be
held April II at the home of Miss
Louise Evans.
The Wheel of Progress win enter
tain with a card party March "a at
8 pm. at the Washington Hotel, for
the benefit of the family of a needy
war veteran.
The committee in charge will be
Mrs. Charles Shaw, Mrs. Clara
Feister, Mrs. Clark Walter, Mrs
Margaret Hopkins Worren and Miss
Marion Smith.
Petworth Woman's Club.-The
visiting nurses unit met Monday
afternoon at the Georgia avenue
branch of the Visiting Nurses Society
and completed 11,039 pieces of surgi-
cal supplies.
The literature section met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. F. H.
Schwartz with Mrs. B. w. Frazier
and Mrs. Grace Knox as assistant
hoSteSses. Mrs. A. G. NorcrosS gave
current events; Mrs. Maude Wede-
mann presented This and That;
Mrs. Griffith Evans gave short
reslnIrs of Alice Longworth's book
Crowded Hours" and Mrs. Roose-
velts book Its Up to the Women" 1"
Mrs. o. H. Nelson read review of
Gladys Hasty Carroll's book The
Earth Turns" which had been pre-
pared by Mrs Philip Wright, who
was unable to be present.
Mrs. w. J. Hoffman entertained
the hospitality section Wednesday
afternoon. The civic section met
Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs. R. Z. Holm, who was assisted
by Mrs H j. Phelps. The subject
was "State and Federal Banks
The home section met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Lulu Rein
bach Mrs. Frank Minich read a
paper on Moths and Other Destruc-
tive Household Pests"
The educational section will meet
Monday evening at the home of Mrs
LeVerne Beales, 4124 Fifth street
with Mrs. c. c. Thomason as as
sistant. Mrs. o. H. Nelson will give
current events and Miss Mary Frank,
principal of the Petworth School,
will be in charge Of the major part
Of the program.
The philanthropic section will meet
March 20 at 1890 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Lyster Dewey, 4512 Ninth
street, instead Of with Mrs. E. H.
Jarvis as scheduled in the year book.
The meeting Of the art section will
be held Thursday afternoon at the
Petworth NJ E. Church with Mrs. L.
T. Jones as chairman of the
Luncheon Committee
Garden Club of Chevy Chase, d. c.
THE Realm of the Honey Bee"
was the subject of talk, illustrated
with a motion picture, by G. E. Mar
vim, assistant agriculturist Of the De-
partment of Agriculture, at the meet
ing March II. The film, taken last
Summer at the departments Bee
House" in Somerset, Md, was shown.
The meeting was held at the Brook
Farm Tea House. The hostesses were
Mrs. G. H. Cross, Mrs. Alfred Fisher,
Mrs j. E. Fitzgerald and Mrs. William
F. NotZ. A social tea was observed
after the program.
Twentieth Century Club.-The art
section, on March 10, at 2:30 pm,
will hear a lecture and organ recital
at the new Mormon Temple, Sixteenth
and Columbia road. The speaker and
organist, DR.. Edward P. Kimball, will
lecture on THE Architecture and His
tory of the Washington Church" The
talk will be followed by tour Of the
church. Members are invited to bring
their friends.
The garden section will meet March
20, at 2 pm, at Building c, George
Washington University, when the pro-
gram will be given by Mr.. Arthur
Storey, who will speak on "Carnivor-
Gus Plants" Illustrated with slides and
specimens.
The music section will meet March
81, at IL am, in Barker Hall, Y. w.
C. A, when Henry Greger, pianist
composer, with Alden Sinckel and
Randall Harlan, will offer a program
of modern Russian composers, includ-
ing his own compositions. One song
on the program, Balloon Man." will
appeal to members Of the club, as the
words were written by Mrs. Eugene
Byrnes, former chairman of the Sec
ton, and set to music by Mr.. Greger.
The Washington League for the
Hard of Hearing held their annual lip
reading tournament at their club
rooms Monday night. Miss Florence
Woolley, chairman of the Tournament
Committee, announced all league
members could compete in the pre-
liminary tournament which was
written; the sentences were given
without sound of the voice. Miss
Frances Downes and Mrs. Margaret
Nein made a perfect score, and the
next highest score was tie among
four members, with only one error.
The elimination tournament, which
was oral, resulted In tie between Miss
Frances Downes. MRS. z. M. Myers,