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ton as indicated in the conference" {"
and Mrs. Max Lorenz will report on
the general topic for this years con-
ference. The Price of Peace" Mrs
Herbert Frazer and Mrs. Ruth Hop
per, who were alternates to the con-
ference, will discuss some of the ses-
sions which were of special interest.
The meeting will be held Wednesday
at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. Gard
ner Jackson, 6 West Kirke street,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. Dudley Willard'S Committee on
Government and Education will hear
Miss Maude Alton speak on Adult
Education" under the F. E. r. A. at
the club house Of the A. A. U. W.,
1884 I street. on Tuesday at pm.
A mass meeting to consider national
representation for the District of Co.
lumbia is being arranged by Mrs.
Edna Johnston, chairman of the Sub
committee on National Representa-
ton, and Mrs. Charles Weston, chair
man of the leagues Committee on
Government and Its Operation. Mem
bers of the United States Senate and
House Of Representatives will speak.
The meeting will be held at the
United States Chamber of Commerce
Building February 26.
The final meeting on unemploy-
ment insurance of Mrs. William Kit
ties Committee on Government and
Economic Welfare was held at the
A. A. U. w. club house Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs. Edward P. Costigan, wife
of Senator Costigan of Colorado,
spoke on Security for ALL" Edward
McGrady, FIRST Assistant Secretary
of Labor, spoke on "Our Government
Assumes lGs Responsibilities. DR..
Karl Pribram gave an exposition of
the problems involved in providing
various forms Of insurance.
George Washington Chapter, Del
phians, met at the Shoreham last
Wednesday for the study Of French
drama, Study of Athalie."
Mrs. Clarence West, president, gave
the preliminary survey. The follow
ing topics were given under the leader
ship of Carolyn Rask: "The Plot and
Its Sources" Mrs. George Lilley; Be
ginning of Action" Mrs. G. P. Raw
ley; "Athalie's Demand Through Mat
TAM" Mrs. William Liddle; "Jehorada's
Plan" Mrs ]. B. Tiffey; "The Out
come" Mrs John Freiot.
After luncheon at the Shoreham
the group made a tour of the Polish
Embassy.
The guests were Mrs. Fred Golden
of Philadelphia, Mrs. c. P. Horna-
day, Mrs. Faleing, Mrs. Winifred
Freiot and Mrs. William Ellis, jr., Of
Washington; Mrs. George Bahlke, jr.,
and Mrs. Charles Bahlke of Baltimore,
and Mrs. B. T. Townsend Of Chicago.
The next meeting will be held at
the Shoreham February 13 at 10
O'Clock, with Mrs. j. B. Tiffey in the
chair.
The Rhode Island State Society
will hold congressional reception
at the Washington Hotel February
18. The receiving line will consist Of
the officers, Mrs. Mary D. Heffernan,
president; Mrs. Arthur Donnelly and
Thomas Finnan, vice presidents; Mrs.
Grace Allen Boswell, secretary, and
Mrs. Ada Riley, treasurer. Senator
Jesse L. Metcalf, Senator Peter G.
Gerry, Representative J. M. O'Con-
nell and distinguished Rhode Is
landers who are now in Washington.
There will be a short business meeting
at 8 o'clock. All Rhode Islanders
and their friends are invited.
Ladies Auxiliary to the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians, Division No. 2,
met at the home of Mrs. Grandom B.
Martin, 1920 Thirty-f1fth street, last
Monday. There was a program in
honor of st. Brigid, whose feast day
is February /. Miss Lillian Fay, dis
trict president, gave a short talk on
the life of st. Brigid. Papers were
read by Miss Catherine Breen, past
president, and Miss Catherine F.
Crowley, district chairman Of Irish
history. Mrs. Margaret Squires read
a poem. The next meeting will be
March 4.
Twentieth Century Club-The ma
ture section will meet at Fort Myer
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