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turkey dinner, November ~. at Odd
Fellows Temple, to be given by the
Department of Potomac Woman's Re-
lief Corps.
Plans were discussed for straw ride
to the country home Of Mrs. Belle
Freer, in Epping Forest.
Jobs Daughters, Bethel No. I, on
October 19 initiated Ethel Wilkes, Ida
Lewis, Thelma Inderlied, Eileen New
ton, julie johnson and Doris Proudley.
Moving pictures of the trip to the an
nual convention in Salt Lake City were
shown.
The choir held banquet and dance
at the Continental Hotel on Friday.
A bingo party was held yesterday at
the home of Mrs. Newsom, 1120 East
Capitol street.
The Hiking Club met Tuesday at the
home of Mae Gillard, 325 Sixteenth
street southeast.
The Ways and Means Committee Is
making plans for rummage sale to
be held early in November.
The next meeting of the bethel will
be Trinity night, when Bethel No 10
of Mount Rainier, Md, and Bethel No.
4 Of Alexandria, Va, will take part.
The Chevy Chase Branch Of the
American Poetry Circle had as its
guest speaker October 19 Hope Rid
ings Miller, who spoke on "Taboos in
Writing" The November meeting of
the circle will be held at the home of
Ivy Lindsey, 2233 Eighteenth street.
Delta Sigma Chapter Of the Del
phian Society met Monday at the
Shoreham Hotel under leadership of
Mrs. Clarke Cranston. The literary
program was Measured Music and
Secular Professional Singers of the
Middle Ages" The topics we're pre-
sented by Mrs. w. B. Hayes, Mrs.
Guy Mason, Mrs Willard Nails, Mrs.
Charles Riordon, Mrs. John Rhodes
and Mrs L. M Fuller. The president,
Mrs. Gale E. Pugh, summarized the
program. The next meeting will be
held November 4 at the Shoreham
Hotel.
The PetwOrth Mothers Club met
October % at the home of Mrs. George
F. Zook. Mrs. Philip Wright, presi-
dent, presided. Mrs. Edward L. Grif-
fin had charge of the program. Papers
were given by Mrs. A. G. Boving,
Mrs. Harrison Fits, Mrs. A. E. Mes
bitt, Mrs. ]. w. Eicher and Mrs. M.
j. Profit. Mrs. Zook told of din
ner party at the home of Mary Pick
ford during her visit to California.
Mrs. G. T. Creech spoke.
Chapter H., P. E. O., was enter
tanned by Miss Stella Sebern and
Miss Mary Isabel Allen at the home
of Miss Allen in Kew Gardens. State
officers and presidents Of all chap
ters in the city spoke. Mrs o. W.
McNeese discussed Are We Modern?"
The next meeting will be at the home
OF Mrs. Robert Ferguson.
The District of Columbia Business
and Professional Women's Club will
honor Miss Charl o. Williams and
Miss Earlene White, president and
first vice president. respectively, of
the National Federation at a banquet !
at the Mayfiower November 4, Serv-
ing with Mrs John S. Bennett on the |!
Committee are Miss
Mary Anderson, Miss Ruth Robinson. |
Miss Catherine NJ. ODonnell and
Miss Faustine Dennis, assisted by Miss
Elizabeth L. Mann and Mrs. Pauline
Everhart.
The Reporter Plan Group of the
Democratic Women's National Coun-
Gil will meet tomorrow evening at the
Women's City Club. Dinner will be
followed by discussions. Miss Katie
Lou McVicker will report on the
Tennessee Valley Authority and Mrs
Dorothy Walton will report on the
Rural Electrifcation Administration.
Miss Viola Wildermuth. chairman of
the Reporter Plan Group, will preside.
Metre Dame AIumnae Association
officers held their first meeting with
the Board of Directors Sunday to
discuss the Winter season.
Members will spend day of recol-
lection at Leicester, Md, November 10.
Exercises will be conducted by Rev.
Henri Weisel, S. j., president of
Georgetown Preparatory School.
A bingo party is to be given in
Notre Dame Auditorium November Is,
Miss Bernadette Dore chairman.
Newly elected officers of the asso-
citation are: Miss Kathleen Cagney,
president; Miss Margaret Fennell,
vice president; Miss Helen Herbeck,
recording secretary; Miss Ann Wolfe,
corresponding secretary. and Miss
Lidwin Genau, treasurer.
Richard StOddard Ewell Chapter,
the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, met Monday at the home of the
retiring president, Mrs. Rosalie Woods.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Marie Seddicum; vice
president, Mrs. Belle Penn; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Ernest w. Howard,
jr.; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Lillian Gray; treasurer, Miss Eliza
beth Barr; registrar, Miss Laura Sans
bury; historian, Mrs. Mary Yates;
custodian. Miss Altha Gresham;
chaplain, Mrs. Fannie Colinesnil.
The International Art Forum opens
its fourth season next Saturday after
noon with reception at its new studio
headquarters, 134l Connecticut ave-
nue. northwest.
Officers and committee chairmen di-
recting this seasons comprehensive |
schedule of II recitals and lectures,
art gallery tours, foreign language
and literary soirees |
in French, Spanish, Italian, Russian
and German, are Amelia Cont, |
founder president; Clelia Fioravanti, |
vice president; Arnaldo Cont Beren-
guer, secretary treasurer; Marjorie
Lowe, chairman of programs; Francis
Jean Reuter-, chairman of fine arts