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who drive should follow Bradley lane.
Women's City Club-Mrs. John S.
Bennett. president, has named the
/ following heads of committees: Judge
! Mary O'Toole Finance; Dean Grace
Hays Riley, House. Mrs. Caroline B.
Stephen, Membership; Miss May Belle
Raymond, Publicity; Mrs Patrick
Gallagher. Bulletin: Miss Julia D.
Connor, Business and Professional;
Mrs. Harry Lee Parkinson, Civics;
Miss Elya Mcnamara, Sunday Teas;
Miss Clara r. Saunders, Art; Mrs.
William L. Corbln, Book Hour, Mrs.
Dorothy *. Butler, Current Events;
Miss Catherine L. VauX. Drama; Mrs.
Mary liant Couch, Music; Mrs. A. B.
| Allen, Newcomers. Other appoint
ments will be announced later.
Newly y-elected members will be
honored at the tea this afternoon.
Arrangements are in charge of the
Membership Committee, Mrs. Caroline
B. Stephen, chairman, and Mrs.
Frank A. Birgfeld, vice chairman.
DR.. Leon Henderson, director of the
research and planning division of the
N r. A, and economic adviser to the
administrator. will be the guest
speaker at the current events talk
Tuesday at 4:5O pm.
Girls Friendly SOciety-The an
nual members party will be given
June 9 at the Holiday House Mem
berS should obtain cards of admission
from their respective branch heads
On June the Holiday House will be
the scene of the annual card party
Tickets may be obtained from Holi-
day House or from any of the dio-
cesar officers. Mrs. Louis Austin,
chairman of the Holiday Committee,
Is in charge.
Some of the patients of the Home
for ncurableS were entertained by the
members of Rock Greek branch pre-
senting the operetta, "Yanki San"
the evening of May 7. The branch
Will have as its guest the diocesan
president, Mrs. George E. Pariseau,
and the diocesan member delegate,
Harriet Haig. tomorrow evening. Pro-
bationerS' training classes are being
held each Monday evening under the
direction of Miss Roberta Patterson
Candidates of the Rock Greek branch
will present an operetta. Snow White
and the Seven DWarfS." Friday. The
leading characters will be taken by
Jessie NJ. Hamilton. Shirley Brook
shire. Betty Blackstone and Florence
HaleS
The last of the current events talks
was given last Monday evening by
Mr. Snyder at Epiphany branch. A
business meeting followed Miss Edith
Langsford was made chairman of the
Nominating Committee. The election
of officers and chairmen will be held
on MAY %. Tomorrow evening Adolf
TOrovSky. organist and choir master
Of the Church of the Epiphany, will
lead the branch in sing"
PetwOrth 'VOmanS Club.-The final
meeting of the Visiting Nurses Unit
vas held Monday at the Georgia ave-
nue. branch of the Instructive Visit
inc Nurses Society.
Mrs. E. H. Jarvis was hostess to
the literature section Monday eve
ming. She was assisted by Mrs
Maude Wedemann and Mrs. r. E.
Holm. Two stories. written by men,
berS of the section. were read and
awards presented to the writer's. Mrs
Wedemann read the story written by
Mrs. T. S. Tincher and Mrs. F. B.
LeFever read the story written by
Mrs. Philip Wright. Mrs. E. B. John
son contributed the poetry part of the
program and the outline for next
years study was decided upon.
The philanthropic section met Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
B. K. Bauer, With Mr.. Griffith Ev-
ans assisting
The annual all-dav picnic of the
art section was held Thursday at the
Y. w. c. A. vacation lodge at Cher
rydale, Va.
Mrs. B. J. Waldo entertained the
civic section May II, assisted by Mrs.
F. H. Schwartz
The educa ational section will meet
at the home of Mrs. R E Adams.
1927 Van Ness street. tomorrow eve
ming. She will be assisted by Miss
Esther McDevitt. Mrs. Lulu Reinbach
will give current events and plans
for the new years work will be dis
cusSed.
The home section is planning a
breakfast picnic Tuesday morning.
with their chairman. Mrs. w. R. King.
in charge of arrangements
Mrs. J W. Nee will be hostess to
the music section at the home of
Mrs E. B. Johnson Wednesday eve
nirg.
The hospitality section is sponsoring
a tea in honor of new and honorary
members of the club at the home
of Mrs. A. E Scott. 6l25 Western
avenue, Thursday. from to 4 O'Clock.
The Thirty Two Troupers will be
presided over by Carleton Fry next
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher, 4107
Thirteenth street northeast.
The Washington Club of Alpha
Gamma Delta National Fraternity
was entertained at a dinner meeting
at the home of Miss Elva Keplinger.
1924 Harrison street. The assistant
hostess was Miss Alicia Lehman. The
guests included Mrs Grace Boykin,
Mrs. Helen Boyle, Miss Margaret Col
lett. Miss Eleanor Craven. Miss Louise
Evans, Mrs. Ruth Huse, Mrs. Eleanor
James. Mrs. Margaret Jansky. Miss
Caroline Leeg. Mrs. Edna Richards,
Miss Ethel Riley Mrs Lucille Saug-
stad, Mrs. Mermel Shannon and Miss
Geraldine Walker
Following the business meeting and
election Of officers members gave
surprise shower for Miss Alicia Leh-
man. who has announced a June
wedding.
Marietta Park Women's Club.-The
retiring Executive Board met at a
banquet at Wardman Park Hotel to
honor the founder and organizer of
the club. Mrs. Stanley D. Reed who
also has just completed two terms as
president.
The new officers will be installed
at banquet at the Maytlower Hotel
June at 7 o'clock Among the
distinguished guests will be Mrs. Grace
Morrison Poole, Mrs. Harvey Wiley
and Mrs. Ellis Logan.
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