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Mrs. Frank Cunningham.
The next meeting will be October
Is at the home Of the president,
Mrs. Ellis Logan, 1861 Crescent place.
Cleveland Park w. c. r. U. met last
Monday at the home Of Mrs. Arthur
c. Christie, 4525 Cathedral avenue.
The devotional period was conducted
by Mrs. H. B. Brooks.
Mrs. D. c. Grain reported a medal
contest at Wisconsin Avenue Baptist
Church. Mrs. A. s. NJ. Hopkins pre-
sented the union signal.
Flower Mission day Is being planned
3 o'clock at the Home for Incurables,
with q program and flowers.
Mrs. Lille Lawrence and Mrs. J. NJ
Nicklcs were appointed delegate and
alternate to the Nominating Commit
tee for the District, ana Mrs. H. B..
Brooks. Mrs. A. S. Burnett and Mrs.
J. M. Nickles to the local Nominating
Committee.
Mrs. John McEneny, Mrs. Lille
Lawrence, Mrs. w. M. Bane and Mrs.
D. s. Bradley were named as ushers
for the quarterly meeting June IA.
Mrs. D. S. Bradley reported two new
members to the L. T. L. and four new
members. Mrs. w. H. Wells, Mrs. F.
Coles, Mrs. F. S. Warren and Mrs.
Ogg, were welcomed.
Mrs. Clarkson of Ohio, Mrs. De Pue
Of Denver and Mrs. Kerrigan were
guests. Mrs. James Cochran urged
the necessity for an organized work
among the young people.
Through the educational fund, the
president, Mrs. William j. Peters, was
made a life member of the District
w. C. T. U.
The CercIe des Precieuses RidicuIes
was received Wednesday evening by
Mile. Margaret T. Herring, at her
home in Hyattsville. The meeting
was opened by the president, M. Will
liam J. Wallis. and the following pro-
gram was presented:
| Comedie, "Medecin malgre lui," by
Moliere. played by Nm. Homer
Brett, John Asero, Theodore Georges,
Arthur J. Rich and G. K. Horvath,
and Miles. Eunice and Betty Miller,
students of Maryland University,
under the direction of DR.. William
Falls. Recitations by Nine. CASTOR
de Bouy; 'L'Echo," Oy Theodore Bot
rel; La Fee" by George Sand. and
"L'Amour," by Rosamonde Rostand.
Reading by Nine Marguerite de
Porry. La Robe Blanche" by Fran
co.'s Coppee. Reading by M. Pierre
de Chauny, act 3, scene Of "Chante-
| l1r
by Mile. Marjorie Morrison-Smith
and Mile. Patricia Hunt; Nine Man
uel Cambouri and Nine Collett Lane,
and Mile. Undine Livaudais and Mile.
Amelie Garet.
Capt. Joseph Magruder Chapter,
d. A. r., met at the home Of Mrs.
Ira c. Whitacre, Woodside, Nd, with
Mrs. Herbert Eek as assistant hostess.
The chapter voted to send $40 to the
Sons and Daughters Of the U, S. A.
Committee for the Camp Fund.
The following officers were elected:
Regent, Mrs Arthur Field; vice regent.
Mrs. Earl B. Fuller; chaplain, Mrs.
Herbert E. Merwin; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Thomas M. Roberts; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Harold
Baker; treasurer, Mrs. j. H. BriSeboiS;
registrar, Miss Ida B. Earhart; his
torian, Mrs. Ira C. Whitacre; di-
rectors, Mrs. David D. Caldwell, Mrs.
William S. Dewhirst, Mrs. E. L. Har-
vey, Mrs. Towson Price, Mrs. Joseph
Stewart. An ex-regent's bar was pre-
sented to the retiring regent, Mrs.
E. l.. Harvey.
Business and Professional Womens
Club.-Miss Mae Murray was re-
elected president at the annual meet
| ing last Monday evening. Other Of
ficers are: Miss Martha Edwards.
vice president; Mrs. Pauline Everhart.
corresponding secretary; Miss Coyce
Sigh, recording secretary; Miss Emily
Clark, treasurer. and Mrs. Ada Jean
Bennett and Miss Florence Enos, di-
rectors. They will be installed at
banquet June II at the Congressional
Country Club. DR.. A. A. Stockdale
and Princess Cantacu2ene Grant will
| be the guest speakers and Mrs. Helen
Turley will be the vocal soloist.
The club will invite the 1897
biennial convention of the National
Federation of Business and Profess
sional Women's Clubs to this city.
The invitation will be extended at
the Seattle convention next month.
Miss Murray will attend the conclave
as q member of the National Execu-
tive Board, Mrs. Bennett will 60 as
delegate and Miss Sigh, alternate.
George Washington Chapter, Del
phian Society, held its last meeting
at the Summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Potter at ColtonS on the Po-
tomac. Mrs. James Edmunds was
a guest.
The program, Famous Romances,"
was under the leadership of Mrs.
Clyde De Binder. The resume" was
given by Mrs. Robert Howard. The
topic assignments were as follows:
THE Medieval Attitude of Mind"
Mrs. Clyde De Binder; "Stories Of
King Arthur" Mrs. G. P. Rawley;
Character Of the Uibelungenlied,"
Mrs. John Freiot; "The Lay of the
Nibelungs," Mrs. William L. Evans:
Beast Epics.'' Mrs. Harry Smith:
Selections From Rheynard the Fox"
Mrs. A. B. Manley; The Cid" Mrs.
William Liddle.
Mrs. Potter had invited the group
for lunch in honor Of her birthday,
following which she was presented
with vase.
A report was given on the Eastern
Federation of Delphians by Mrs. Rob-
ert Howard, Mrs. John Freiot, Mrs.
G. P. Rawley and Mrs. Carolyn Rask.
who attended the convention held at
the Hotel Barclay in New York.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. John
Freiot.
The University of Michigan Alumni
and Alumnae Associations Of Wash
ington will have joint picinc next
Saturday at the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
L. M. Lucas, Idylwood road, West
Falls Church, Va, supper being served