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talk will be illustrated by moving
pictures.
The Takoma Park Chapter Of the
American Red Cross will meet at the
Presbyterian Church March 1 at 1920
a m There will be no meeting of the
Executive Board this month. All
members will be expected to report at
the church at 1890 for work. Lunch
con will be served by Mrs. Young's
Circle Of the Ladies' Aid
Ohio Girls Club held its annual
benefit card party last Friday night.
Membership drive ends March 1e
Mrs. Aline F. Kempton is committee
chairman, with Mrs. Minnie o. Craig
and Miss Bessie Lennon as team
captains. All Ohio girls residing in
Washington are eligible to member
ship. The second of series of dances
will be held March at 1926 Massa-
chuSettS avenue.
Women's City Club-Miss H. M
Blandford and members of the French
section will be hostesses at the tea to
DC given dG lAlc CAuO llUuSc OOUdy a.
! 4:30 o'clock. A musical program will
be given.
"Regaining Our Humanity" will be
the subject of a talk. by Rev. John j.
Queally, rector of the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION, at the current events
meeting, Tuesday at 4:45 o'clock.
mo Furniture So Charming as
Books" will be the subject of the
guest speaker, Mrs. George F. Bower
man, at an after dinner talk before
the Book Hour members, Wednesday
at $50 o'clock.
The District Of Columbia Home
Economics Association will hold e card
party February % at o'clock in the
lounge of the Dodge Hotel. Miss Bess
Viemont is in charge of arrangements.
The Argyle Study Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Charles Morgan,
300 Connecticut avenue, February AZ,
at o'clock Mrs. Henry Hentree will
read from Mark Twain
The League for the Hard of Hear
ing had a party in its club rooms
to celebrate the thirteenth anniver-
sary of its founding.
Lip-reading practice classes are
being held every Monday and Thurs
day evening.
Plans are being made for the ma
| tional annual conference to be held
here In June, when the national lip
reading tournament will be held and
the champion lip reader of the United
States will be decided.
Philo Classics was entertained Feb
ruary 16 for lunch at the home of
Miss Estelle Wheeler, 1735 Twentieth
street Mrs. G. L. Peckham conducted
the meeting A paper on THE Devel-
opment of the Character of the Prince
Peckham The second part Of the
play, Henry w." was completed
under the leadership of Miss Julia
Macmillan.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club will meet at the Willard
Hotel tomorrow at o'clock. Speakers
will be presented by Miss Alice s
! Cheyney, chairman of the Interna-
tional Relations Committee, and Mrs
Alice E. Fay. chairman of the Legis-
lation Committee. Plans will be made
for the participation of the club ir
March II to T..
Curley Club-Miss Mary L. MCGEE
president will be hostess at bridge
party this evening for the benefit OF
the scholarship fund at her home in
the Wakefield Hall Apartments.
Edward Heffern, director Of tht
guest speaker at the club meetinf
Thursday evening at Continents
Hotel. Members Of the music guild
| under the direction of Miss Heller
Morris, gave their conception of &
sisted of the following: Vocal solo.
by Clement Giebel, Miss Irene Shee.
han, Frank Kirchoff, John Donnelly
Miss Elizabeth Dugan and Franz
Morgan: violin solos by Miss Celia
McGrath and Mr.. Jack Morgan; piano
solos. Miss Helen Morris; vocal duet
by Miss Edna Moreland and Franz
Morgan, Misses Wilhelmina and Hell
enc Fulgham, and Frank Kirchoff ane
John Donnelly. Miss Helen Morris
Miss Helen Regan and Miss Margaret
Fulgham we're the accompanies
Comical character sketches were giver
by Frank Morgan, and recitations anc
readings by William McGarvey, Luke
C'Reilly and Miss Cecilia Regan
Joseph McGarvey acted as radio an
rouncer.
The apostolic delegate to the United
States, Most Rev. Amleto Giovann
Ciognani, will pay an informal visi
to the club and give On address u
the near future.