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sisted by Mrs. Josiah A. Van Orsdel
and Miss Annie M. Alexander.
Chaplin w. C. T. U. met Wednesday
evening at the home Of Miss May
Dickinson on o street. Assisting host
ess was Miss Susan Miller. Mrs. D. r.
Richardson presided. Miss Mary Pet
tis and Mrs. Elizabeth NeWburgh were
guest speakers. Miss Pettis, District
Of Columbia director Of literature,
spoke.
The Argle Study Club will omit the
next February meeting and meet with
Mrs. Carpenter. 1906 Fulton street,
March IL. Luncheon served at 1
O'Clock. Discussion Of Japan ana
China continued.
George Washington Chapter, Del
phians Society met at the Shoreham
under the leadership of Mrs Clyde De
Binder. Mrs. William j. B. Tiffey gave
the preliminary survey. The subject
was Restoration Drama The fol-
lowing topics were given: Relation
of Drama to Political and Social Life"
Mrs. Carolyn Rosk; General Charac-
ter of Late Stuart Drama" Mrs Rob-
ert Howard; Later Stuart Tragedy"
Mrs. Charles Potter; TYPES of Later
Stuart Comedy" Mrs. w. L. Evans;
"Congreve," Mrs. Alex Bell; Love
for Love-" Mrs. Eugene c. Brown;
The Country Wife," Mrs. Harry
Smith.
After the meeting the group, at the
invitation of the National Capital
Group of Delphians heard an organ
recital given by Edward Kimball at
the Church of Jesus Christ and of
Later Day Saints.
The next meeting will be held at the
Shoreham. February 27. at 10 O'Clock,
under the leadership of Mrs. Alex Bell.
District OF Columbia Sunshine and
Community Society, Mrs. j. Edwin
Reid. president, entertained the Beard
OF Managers at Valentine tea in her
nome, 1887 Harvard terrace Assisting
at the table were Mrs. Marie C. Deal
and Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter.
During the afternoon an informal
discussion took place in regards to
work OF the various committees, and
plans laid for future consideration.
Roosevelt Delphian Chapter will
meet at the Raleigh Hotel Tuesday
at 10 am. The president, Mrs. Edwin
A. Halsey, will preside and Mrs. Will
liam Earl Clark will be the leader.
The subject, Seventeenth Century
NJ 10 y&If -
Topics as follows: "Rubens' Life"
Mrs. J. Ward Mankin: His Paint
ings," Mrs. Lawson A. Meyer; His
Qualities as Shown in Masterpieces, f."
Mrs. Thomas C. Thompson; "RubenS'
Pupils" Mrs. Elwood H Seal: Dutch
Painting of the Sixteenth Century"
Mrs. William j. Graham: The Study
of Pictures Van Dyck and
Halls. by the leader, Mrs. William Earl
Clark.
The Mount Holyoke Club will meet
at the A. A. U. W., 1884 I street, at
$50 pm. Thursday. A buffet supper
will be served. The date is the l38th
anniversary Of the birth OF Mary
Lyon, founder of the college, in whose
honor the meeting will be held. Mem
bers of the club will listen to speech
broadcast from New York by Miss
Mary E Wooller. president of the
college. speaking at a dinner meeting
of the New York Club. She will speak
on The Woman's College in New
Day"
Following the broadcast Mrs. McFall
Kerbey will make report to the
club on the Graduate Council, held
at Mount Holyoke on February 1917.
A short talk will also be given by
Miss Evelyn Shoob. 1884, on last
Summers Alumnae College.
SOroptimist Club.-Dr. Jane Coates
was the honor guest speaker at the
luncheon Wednesday at the Willard
Hotel, with Miss Marjorie Webster,
president, presiding. She spoke on
Perfection Of the Human Ego"
Mrs. Frederic Widmer, dressed in
Swiss costume, entertained with songs
of Switzerland. playing her own ac-
compartment on an accordion
Among the guests were Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone. wife of Mr.. Justice Stone
Of the Supreme Court, and Mrs. Larz
Anderson.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club will entertain February
Is at $50 with a dinner at the
La Fayette Hotel. Edward Curran,
assistant corporation counsel, will
speak on Present Day Legislation
Affecting Women" Mrs. Melissa Mil
Ter. chairman of the Legislative Com
mittee, will be toastmistress. Mrs.
Adelaide Hibbard will entertain with
dramatics.
The club will propose a motion to
sustain an unemployment and loan
fund for the unemployed business
woman.
On March 2 at 8 pm. a card party
will be held at the Dodge Hotel, the
proceeds Of which will be used to
promote relief for underprivileged
women.
Women's City Club.-Mlle. Yvonne
Oddon, librarian of the Trocadero Mu-
scum, Paris. who is here on a grant
from the Rockefeller Foundation for
the purpose Of studying museums and
libraries. will be the honor guest
speaker at the tea this afternoon. Mrs
William Lee Corbin and members OF
the book hour club will be hostesses.
Stuart j. Fuller will discuss Inter
national Cooperation to Suppress the
Abuse of Narcotic Drugs" Tuesday at
4:50 O'Clock.
Edmond H. Whitlock will speak on
Glacier National Park Wednesday at
8:15.
Mrs. Gus A. Schuldt, chairman OF
the Ways and Means Committee. have
arranged a bingo party Saturday al
8 pm, to be followed by buffet sup
per.
A new section will be formed in the
club to bring forth latent talent in
young artists who are anxious to Sc
cure additions and professional try
outs in a professional way before pro-
fessional critics. THE Frolics" is the
name to be given the section of which
Mrs. Gus A. Schuldt will be chairman,
with the f0llouino c0nYnittee. Mrs