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for report: "The Golden Legend" Mrs.
CLYDE De Binder; The Romance of
the Rose" Mrs. Carolyn Rask; "Au-
cassin and Nicolette," Mrs. G. P. Raw
ley, and Travels of Marco Polo"
Mrs. Harry Smith.
The chapter will meet again at 10
o'clock next Wednesday.
The Washington League for the
Hard Of Hearing was entertained at
tea at the Kennedy Warren last We'd
nesday as guests of Miss Florence P.
Spofford and Miss Helen Nicolay. Pre-
vious to the tea, members OF the
league were guests of DR.. Mann, cura-
tor of the National Geological Gardens.
The league will conduct Christmas
bazaar November IS and 16.
Mai. Charles M. Stedaman Chapter,
U. ID. C., met at the Confederate Me-
mortal Home, 1922 Vermont avenue,
last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Fisher Taylor, organ
izer, and Mrs. A. Eugene Barr, division
president. were guests.
Mrs. Ann Howell. former director
of children, presented the chapter
with S5 to be given to the boy or girl
who, during the Summer, would write
the best essay entitled, What 1t
Means to Me to Be a Child of the
Confederacy." The prize was award
ed to Mary Louise Ralph. Mrs Cora
Talley, division director of children,
has offered prizes to those who are
present at every meeting and on time.
The president. Peggy May Koob. gave
a report on her trip to the dedication
of Stratford.
Meetings are held on the last Satur-
day in each month at 2 o'clock.
The Ladies' Board Of Georgetown
University Hospital met at the hospi-
tai last. Monday Plans for the
ensuing year were discussed, under
the leadership Of Mrs. L. B. Norris,
president.
1t was decided to meet hereafter
at O'Clock. The next meeting will
therefore be held at the hospital No
vember 25.
The Faculty Women's Club of
American University will divide into
four groups for luncheon meetings
November 8.
The group Of which Miss Mary
Laird is chairman will meet at her
apartment at the Westchester at II 80
for luncheon. Mrs. Delos o. KlnS-
man will assist Miss Laird in enter
tanning The group of which Mrs
Lowell Huelster is chairman will meet
at the home of Mrs. Raymond Spaeth
on the American University campus at
l O'Clock. Mrs. George B. Woods will
be hostess to a third group at her
home at 4331 Cathedral avenue at
1890 o'clock Mrs. Frank Collier will
be hostess to Miss Hazel Feagans'
group at her apartment at Florence
Courts.
Capital City Club met at the home
of Miss Frances Tancill, with Mrs.
Gladys Tweedle assisting. Supper
was served.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth Gray, "a
Grove street, Seat Pleasant, Md. No
vember 13.
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
The Drama Section will meet in the
Somerset School tomorrow evening.
A workshop production of a Mid
summer Nights Dream" will be di-
rected by Miss Mary Pearce, assisted
by Mrs. Grace D. Jackson, who will
furnish the incidental music. Some of
tn )se in the cast will be Mrs. David
P. Wollhaupter, Mrs. John H. Sim
mons. Mrs Robert H Rice, Miss Betty
Kelley, Mrs Harry F. Lowe, Frederick
M. Kerby, Irving M. Day, Joseph T.
Raymond L. Sanford and
David P. Wolhaupter. Mrs. John H.
Simmons will give a brief talk on
the history of various productions of
this Shakespearean comedy.
The French Section will meet for
luncheon at o'clock Tuesday at the
Brook Farm Tea House. Mrs. Roy
Palmer will conduct a discussion on
"Chatedrales ct Vieilles Eglises de
France" Glasses in the study of
French are being formed under the
of Mrs. Ida Hanson.
The Nature Section will leave Chevy