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Mrs George A. Webster, Mrs. Marion
8. Webster and Mrs.. Mabel Walker
Willehrandt. Mrs. Gus A. Schuldt
Miss Emma d. Arnail. Mrs. A. r,
Hodgkins, Mrs. Harry Lee Parkinson.
Judge Mary OToole, Miss Flora C.
schuldt, Miss Mary FauSnaugh. Mrs
William L. Corbin. Dean Grace Haya
Riley and Mrs. Sydney r. Jacobs win
assist. Mrs.. Webster and Miss Murray
viii preside at the tea tables.
The Current Events Section on Tues
day at $50 pm. win hear an address
by Col Edward 0oring Bliss ON The
History and Development Of the Tele-
phone"
On January 23 at Sis pm. Misa
Mary Tucker Of New York VIII lecture
ut the club ON the Pueblo Indians.
their arts and crafts and the Indian
detour country.
On January Is ct 4:30 pm. Mrs.
John 8. Bennett, president, and Mrs.
Harry Lee Parkinson, chairman Of the
Civics Committee. VIII participate in
the granting Of the annual award by
the club Of civics standard certificates
to the local Fairgrounds In the Board
Room Of the District Building. Com
missioner Allen and Miss Sybil Baker,
director Of Fairgrounds, win attend.
Chapter Il, r. Z. O., met Tuesday
evening at the home Of Miss Anna
Slaughter, Is Michigan avenue north
east. Reports Of the Christmas phil
anthropic work were given. Mrs.
Helen r. Keefauver was initiated.
The next meeting viii be Tuesday
ut the home of Miss Isabel Allen ct
Kew Gardens.
Southeast w. C. T. u. met Tuesday
evening In the home Of the president.
Mrx William La Roche, 1540 Twenty
fifth street southeast. Mrs. L. L.
Bowers was received as q new MEM
ber. The guest speakers were Mrs.
Ladd and Mrs. Graves Of the Mary P.
Pollock Union.
Glendora Arthur, Sara Mcmillan
and Clara Blystone were named o
Nominating Committee.
The District Of Columbia Society,
Daughters q the American Colonists,
met at the home Of Mrs. Harry G.
Grove Monday evening, the State re-
gent, Mrs. John Franklin Little, pre-
siding.
Mrs. Grove, chairman Of the By
laws Committee, presented amend
ments to the by-Rws to be acted On
at the February meeting. Plans were
made for the annual banquet January
a at 24o0 Sixteenth street. MIS-.
Joseph 8. Calfee, national president,
will be the guest Of honor. Mrs. p. W.
Hiden, national historian, will speak
on "The History Of Cape Henry"
The Society Of Free Lance Writer'S
viii meet at the Shoreham Hotel next
Thursday night. Stories will be read
by members. Miss Jean Lane, who
joined last meeting will read her story.
True Love Methuselah."
Robert 3. Carr at the last meeting
showed moving pictures he had made
during o six-month stay on the Island
Of Taumoto in the South Pacific.
Mrs. Nanette Friends "Story Mod
erne" was read by her daughter, and
Q feature article On 'Folger Library"
by Rae Robins.
The ArgIe Study Club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Morgan, Cathedral
Mansions, next Tuesday. Luncheon
at / o'clock Mrs. Mary Burger win
read paper on "Manchuria and Man
choukuo.
voteless District Of Columbia League
of Women Voters.-Miss Lucy Man
ming, acting director Of the industrial
division Of the Children's Bureau Will
speak tomorrow before Mrs. Jesse Ad-
kins' Committee on Government and
Child Welfare at luncheon meeting
at the Womens' City Club on Chill
dren Under the Codes in the District
of Columbia"
Mrs. Charles Weston, chairman Of
the League Committee on Government
and Its Operation, and Mrs. Louis
Gutenberg, Legislative chairman, are
planning O symposium to be held IN
the near future on national represen-
tation for the District Of Columbia.
Several members Of Congress and
prominent citizens of Washington in
terested In District representation VIII
take part
Three subcommittee of the Com
mittee on Government and Its Opera
ton are preparing reports on various
District problems. Mrs, r. c. Fish
back Is making o study Of the Weir
report of the recreation facilities OF
the District and their consolidation.
Mrs. Fishback Is also sitting In with
the District committee which Is con-
sidering plans for the consolidation
of washington's recreation activities.
Mrs. Edna Johnston's subcommittee,
which meets bi-weekly ON Tuesdays
at 23Ol Connecticut avenue, is COM
pleting its study Of national repre-
sentation and will soon take up fiscal
relations between the District Of Co
luInbia and the United States Gov-
eminent.
Miss Marguerite Wooley Is heading
q subcommittee, which with the CO.
operation Of authorities In the field. 1
making q study Of the parole and pro-
baton system in the District OF Co
lumbia.
The Tenth Conference on the Cause
and Cure of War will hold its sessions
at the Washington Hotel from jan
uary "a to Is, inclusive. Mrs. Henry
Chalmers, league chairman Of the
Committee on International Co-opera-
ton, and Mrs. Max o. Lorenz will at
tend as delegates from the District
League Of Women Voters. Mrs. Her
bert Frazer and Mrs. Ruth Hopper
will serve Is alternates.
ZOnta CIub-At meeting January .,
Miss Mabel Boardman, secretary Of
the American Red Cross, gave q talk
on Japan Today"
January 16 Miss M. Alice Hall on
the District Emergency Relief was
guest speaker and explained how the
Relief Association provides for the
needy families Of the District of Co
lumbia.
Curiey Club.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Edwards were rendered a reception by
members Of the club, following the
last regular business meeting at the
Nns,&ipapfoJ Hotnl Thev were mar.