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Music in the Middle Ages. OCner
topics will be: instrumental Music
of the Middle Ages" Mrs. Alan r.
Horn; Early Forms Of Polyphonic
Music" Mrs. H. B. Linton; 'The Old
French School," Mrs. Elizabeth Da-
wilson, and "The Gallo-Belgiac
School" ~, Mrs. George M. Norris.
Following - the last meeting
luncheon was<held at Woodward and
Lothrop's tea room, honoring Mrs.
j. H. Dellinger. Mrs. Nairn presented
Mrs. Dellinger with past presidents
Jewel for her efficient service as pres
ident of the club last year. Mrs.
Eleanor Wilson was guest also.
American Association Of University
WOmen.-Miss Martha McGrew, ad-
ministrative assistant to the general
manager of the Century of Progress
Fair at Chicago, will speak on "The
Worlds Fair Backstage" tomorrow at
PM, at the tea at the club house,
1884 street. Mrs. Frederick w. Ash
ley will be hostess.
On Thursday at II am. there will
be an open meeting of the Poetry
Group in the lounge, with Mrs. Rich
ard Hogue as leader. A number Ct
the club poets will be guest readers
of their own poetry. Among those
who will read will be Mrs. Inez Shell
don Tyler, Miss Violet McDougal. Mrs.
Horace Torbert, Mrs. Mitchell Carroll,
Miss Ruth Evelyn Henderson and
Mrs. Herbert A. Whitney.
Mrs. Alfred Brooks will lead the
duplicate contract bridge in the
lounge Friday at 7:30 pm. There
Will be rubber bridge in the college
room.
Today's walk will start at 8 pm.
from the end of the Mount Pleasant
car line. to go to inspect Pierce Mill in
Rock Greek Park. Miss Sara Lerch is
leader.
Next Sunday the Junior Group is
invited to picinc and see the dogwood
on the farm of Mrs. Karl Fenning.
Members will meet at Chevy Chase
Circle at pm.
The Cercle des Precieuses Ridicules
met Wednesday evening at the Bur-
lington Hotel, being received by Nine
CASTOR de Bouy, Mile. Amelie Garet
and NJ Henri Lazard. The president,
! NJ. William j. Wallis, opened the
meeting. The following program was
presented: Piano solos, Nine Will
liam j. Wallis, "Berceuse," by Iljinski,
and "Crescendo," by LaSson; "Rela-
ton dun Voyage au Pole Nord," Nine
CASTOR de Bouy, an illustrated ac-
. count of the first cruise to the ice
barrier at the eightieth parallel, in
which she and several Washing
tonians took part; violin solos, Mile.
yAmelie Garet, with piano accompani-
ment by Mile. Elizabeth Gates, Med
itation de That's" by Massenet, and
"Melodie en- Fa." by Rubenstein; |;
reading, Mile. Undine Livaudais, La
Justice des Enfants" from "Contes de
la Montague" by Henri Bordeaux;
piano solo, Mile. Laurette Martin.
. Les Faunes," by Poldini; piano solos,
Mile Elizabeth Gates, "Scherzo en- do
Diese Mineur." and valse. "Vie d'Ar-
tiste." by Strauss; poem by NJ Henri
, Lazard, Les Ecrevisses," by Jacques
Normand.
National League Of American Pen
, WOmen.-The first prize in the annual
short-story contest. was won by Mrs
Florence Kahn, Of Baltimore. Md
She was also the winner of an award
in the drama contest. The title OF
Mrs. Kahn's winning story is Stand
Up Straight" She is a member of the
Baltimore branch.
Deutscher Literarischer Verein.-The
150th anniversary of the birth oi
Jakob Grimm, elder brother of Viii.
helm Grimm, with whom he published
the famous Fairy Tales" was observed
on April 20, at the home of the presi-
dent. DR.. Paul Gleis, professor OF
German at Catholic University was
the principal speaker.
Fairy tales and poems by modern
German poets dedicated to Spring and
Easter, were recited by members
Kathryn Latimer, pianist, played
'Warum and Grillen," by Schumann
and as a second group prelude and
waltz by Chopin and Mendelssohn's S
Spring Song"
Park View Woman's Club.-The lit
erature section will meet Tuesday, al
Sis O'Clock, with Mrs. Hugh V. Keiser
: hostesses are Mrs. Thomas E. Griffith
Mrs. George Corbin and Mrs. Warren
Wagner. The subject of the program
will be India"
Mrs. Harry Guthridge, chairman, will
give biography of Tagore, Hindu
winner of the Nobel prize. Mrs. Glen
C. Leach will review THE Home and
. the World by Tagore Poems. also
by Tagore. will be read by Mrs. Ruth
Stitt. and Mrs. Charles Sterner. &C.
companied by Mrs Fred S. Walker
will give vocal selections from Indian
: love lyrics.
Roosevelt DeIphian Chapter will
, meet Tuesday at the Raleigh Hotel
at 10 am, with Mrs Edwin A. Halsey
president, presiding Mrs. Finis Gar.
rett will be the leader.
The subject will be Spanish painting
! The topic: History and Geography
of Spain," by Mrs. John D. Kiley
Spanish Primitives and Spanish
Temperament" by Mrs. j. Ward Man.
kin; italian Mannerists," by Mrs
William S. Hammer; THE Golden
Age of Spanish Painting: Ell Greco. $
!
; by Mrs. Elwood H. Seal; "Murillo.' ;
by Mrs. La Verne Beals. The pictures
will be presented by Mrs Finis Garrett
Petworth Woman's CIub-The music
!, section met Wednesday at the home
! of Mrs. William Van Pelt, with Mrs.
William Giesy assisting. A luncheon
meeting of the art section was Thurs
, day at the Petworth Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Following the luncheon
the members visited the exhibits of the
work of Washington artists which are
on display in the department stores
OF the city. This club will act as
: host at Jelleff's from May Is to May
%. The executive board was enter
tanned Friday evening at the home of
Mrs B. j. Waldo. Mrs. E. P. Lecraw
was assistant hostess.
Gamma Chapter Delphian Society
will meet at the Shoreham Hotel to-
! morrow evening. The meeting will be