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teenth street Friday morning. Mrs.
William w. Scott presided.
The devotional period was in charge
Of Mrs. Philip Ashford. Mrs. J. c..
Hemphill. Mrs. Harry C. James, Mrs.
Robert Lyons and Mrs. M. B. Granger
reported the activities of the Summer.
Among the guests now living at
the Women's Christian Residence is
Miss Margaret Lerche of Latvia,
Russia, a teacher of several languages.
The Helen Wood Circle Of the Flor
ence Crittenton Home met Tuesday
at the home Of its president, Mrs.
A. H. Coster, 1921 Thirty fourth place.
Mrs. Lillian o. Langworthy, delegate
to the board, gave a report of the
September and October board meet
ings.
Rally day was held at the home
Friday. An appropriation was voted
for the dental fund.
The guests of honor were Mrs Mary
Kerr and Miss Anne Rogers, who
gave an interesting and instructive
talk about the different phases of
her work.
The Marietta Woman's Club Execu-
tive Board will meet at the home Of
Mrs. R. c. Kruger Tuesday night.
The Girls Friendly Society here and
throughout the world will hold its an
nual communion services Sunday, No
vember 8. All branches in this dio-
cese are reminded that contributions
toward All Saints memorial fund are
desired at that time.
At the annual election Of Diocesan
Council Friday the following associ-
ates and members at large were elected
Miss Boyden, Miss Burdette, Miss Jean
Campbell, Deaconess Carroll, Miss
Frances Crown, Mrs. Gilchrist, Miss
Irene Harding, Miss Elizabeth Honey
Miss Hilda Jones. Mrs. Henry Pote,
Mrs. c. E. Riddeford, Miss Mabel
Turner, Miss Ruth Barnes, Miss Flor
ence Davidson and Miss Mary Sensel
The officers for the coming year are
President, Miss Elsa A. Needham; first
vice president, Mrs. George E. Pari-
seau; second vice president, Mrs. John
c. Boyd: secretary, Miss Marjorie Zug; E;
treasurer, Miss Annebel Tillett: men,
bers at large of the Executive Commit
tee, Mrs. Alexander Steuart and Mrs
Ben HELEN. The cha.rmen of the
various departments: Activities, Miss
Elizabeth Walton; finance, Mrs. Ed
ward B. Meigs; membership, Miss
Clara r. Nourse; publicity, Mrs. Mae
Magee; missions, Miss Aida Haines
social service, Mrs. Alexander Steuart;
worship, Mrs. John c. Boyd; candi-
dates, Miss Elizabeth Keyser; younger
members, Mrs. Harriette Green. and
older members. Miss Lottie Anderson.
The Nativity Branch has elected the
following officers among its members:
Elizabeth Honey. chairman; Muriel
Anderson, secretary, and Virginia
Saunders, treasurer. A masquerade is
planned for Tuesday evening. On
November the Resurrection group is
planning bingo party.
A group of friends OF Holiday House
and the house mother, Miss Clara r.
Nourse, visited Holiday House last
evening and paid respects to Miss
Nourse, who is resigning from her
work there.
Tomorrow evening Epiphany Branch
will hold a Halloween party in the
parish house. The Program Commit
tee consists of Miss Ruth Barnes, Miss
Elva and Miss Kate Whitcomb. The
younger group is to be included in the
festivities.
Petworth Woman's Club.-Execu-
tive Board will meet at the home of
Mrs. Harry c. Sigourney, 811 Taylor
street, October 81. Mrs. Flora E.
Beales, president, will preside at the
business meeting to. be held in the
auditorium of Petworth School Mon
day, November 4, at 8 pm. Following
the business meeting, Peoples Counsel
William A. Roberts will give talk on
Pending and Needed Legislation in
the District of Columbia"
DR.. Walter H. e. Jaeger Of the Ma
tional Institute of Education addressed
the educational section at its last
meeting.
Chapter A, p. E. O., met at the home
of Miss Helen E. Jamison. 1902 Carl
ton avenue northeast, October 16. The
president, Mrs. G. F. Bixby, presided.
DR.. Ella r. Fales of Chapter A, dele
gate from Chapters A, B and G to the
supreme convention, held In Yellow
stone Park in September, gave report
Of that convention.
The next meeting of Chapter A will
be held at the home Of Miss Bertha
Gray, 1890 Connecticut avenue.
The Skylights of History Junior
Club, q group Of girls interested In
patriotism, and sponsored by the De-
partment Of the Potomac, Woman's
Relief Corps, was entertained Friday
by the president, Mary Adelaide Ever
ett, at a Halloween party, following
the club meeting.
The President was presented with q
gavel by Mrs. B. B. Brown, president
of Burnside Corps, and Mrs. Isabelle
Bontz gave money for the club treas
ury. Mrs. Belle Freed promised the
girls a silk flag for the captain OF the
colors. She brought greetings from the
national director of junior clubs, w. r.
c., Mrs. Anna r. Peppleman.
The department president invited
club members to be her guests at .
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