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educational trip August o. Lie same
number of boys will be taken care Of
by the Rotary Club Of Washington.
Mrs. Jean Bennett. regional director
Of the South Atlantic region of the
International Club of Soroptomists,
gave a talk on her classification as
superintendent of the Emergency
Home for Children and how she
came to be interested in mission work.
The following new members were
elected: Mrs. Edith Herrell. Miss Con-
stance Fogel, Mrs. Adelaide Hibbard,
Miss Ruth Beuchert and Mrs. Bessie
L. Edmonston.
On April 81 Spring carnival will
be held at the Lewis Hotel Training
School
Books were donated by the members
for the library at Columbia Hospital,
which was installed at that institu-
ton last year.
Voteless District Of Columbia League
of Women Voters.-Control of the
munitions traffic will be the subject
OF panel discussion at an open lunch
con meeting of Mrs. Henry Chalmers
Committee on Government and In
ternational Cooperation at the La
fayette Hotel March %, at 1:l5 pm.
Miss Constance Drexel, director of
the Geneva News Service accredited
to the League of Nations and author
OF several books and pamphlets on the
subject OF armament manufacture and
trade; William T. Stone, vice presi-
dent Of the Foreign Policy Association,
director of the Washington Bureau,
and other speakers whose names will
be announced will make up the panel.
The Committee on Child Welfare
will be addressed by Mrs. Alice Colbert
Sheldon, director of the attendance
department of the District of Columbia
public schools. and Miss Elizabeth
Andrews, instructor in the Wilson
Teachers College, on the subject of
Relation Of the Glass Room Teacher
to the Attendance Department" at a
luncheon meeting at the Women's
City Club tomorrow.
Zenta Cuba st. Patrick's dinner
and party was given at the Dodge
Hotel Wednesday. Greetings were ex-
tended to members and guests by
DR.. Mildred Dickerson, president.
George E Harris, secretary of the
Round Table Luncheon Club, and
T. Carlisle Crump were the guest
speakers.
Miss Evelyn Dashiell, president of
the Washington Story Tellers, pre-
sented The Story of Arlington Hall" :"
An Irish jig by Mrs. Lillian Hines
Taylor and appropriate songs finished
the program.
The Washington Barnard Club will
meet today from TO O'Clock. Miss
Ruth Henderson will entertain the
members for tea at her apartment,
3945 Connecticut avenue.
This meeting, which almost marks
the first anniversary of the club, will
be in honor of new members. All
Barnard alumnae living in Washing
ton, either permanently or Temporal
rily, are invited to attend.
Frances Willard Union, W. c. T. u,
met at the home of Mrs. Springman,
with the president. Mrs. James Powell,
in the chair. Miss Mary Pettis, liter
ature chairman for the District,
spoke.
Mrs. Springman served refresh
mentS, assisted by her little daughter
Ruth.
The medal contest for the L. T. L.
vii be held at Douglas NJ. z. Church
Tuesday evening.
National Capital Delphians met in
Jelleff's Little Theater Wednesday for
the study Of dramatic and narrative
poetry.
Mrs. A. M. Day, leader for the day,
discussed characteristics Of Dramatic
and Narrative Poetry" The topics
for report were then given as follows:
Browning's "Abt Vogler," Mrs. A. C.
Christie; How They Brought the
Good News From Client to Aux" Mrs.
Charles W. Arth and Mrs. T. A.
Huntley; Selected Traditional Bal
lads" Mrs. D. A. Campbell; Tenny-
sons THE Revenge" Mrs. Allen Scott
Wolf; THE Aeneid." written by
Virgil, Mrs. H. A. Latane, and por-
ton of Homer's Odyssey" was read
by Mrs. p M. Chichester. The les
son was summarized by the president,
Mrs. Floyd B. Olcott. Mrs. j. H,
Curry was guest.
After the meeting the members
attended a recital given by Miss
Adelaide Hibbard at the Admiral as
the guests of the Alpha zeta Delphian
Chapter.
The next meeting will be March 81,
when the subject Studies in Lyric
Poetry will be taken up.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. M.
B. Granger, 45O Park road. Assisting
Mrs. Granger was Miss Mabel Hayes.
Papers presented were Minnesota
Legends of Hiawatha," Mrs. j. H.
Cunningham, and THE Pony Express, ="
Mrs. L. B. Stine.
Curley Cuba spiritual week end
retreat for woman members will take
place next week, when the first exer-
cises will be held at Z pm. Friday in
the chapel at the Washington Retreat
House, Hardwood road. Miss Monte
DAILY is chairman of the Committee on
Arrangements. Reservations must be
made with her not later than Thurs
day.
Miss Helene Gingras will be hostess
at 500 and bridge party tonight at
her home, BIG North Carolina avenue
southeast.
The Executive Committee will meet
Thursday evening.
Girls Friendly Society.-At the Rock
Creek Branch DR.. Bohanan gave q
special Lenten talk last Monday after
noon. Miss Elizabeth Evans and Mrs.
Virginia Cowling are directing q
variety show which is scheduled for
May.
The Nativity Branch has eight new
members and one new associate, who
were admitted at special service
March 3. The new members are
Dorothy Griffin, Maud Estelle Hulick,
Catherine Schlosser, Betty Pixton,
Frances Hancock, Margaret Hancock,
Mildred Milbrandt and Ruby Hef1in.
Mrs. Bertha Smith is the new asso-
ciate. This branch is meeting with
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