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view THE Forty Days OF Musa Dagn,
by Franz Werfl, with readings from
the text by Mrs. Frank Z. Edglngton:
The Art Appreciation Group VIII
meet Thursday evening. Miss Louise
Z. Newell, the leader, will discuss
Georgione and other Venetian paint
ers, together with a survey OF the
years study in Italian art.
The dance, planned by the junior
group for May Is, has been Cancelled.
lie Cercle des Precieuses Ridicules
was received Wednesday evening by
Mime. Bessie Edison at her home on
Sixteenth street. The meeting was
opened by the president, M. William
j. Wallis, and the following program
was presented: Reading by M. Henri
Lazard. La Belle-Mere Explosible, F"
by Alphonse Atlas; vocal solo by Nine.
Bessie Edison, with piano accompani-
ment by Nine. Marie Howe Spur,
"Parceque, by Guy d'Hardelot; cello
solos by M. Dore Walten, with piano
accompaniment by Mile. Beulah B.
Chambers, Dams lie Calme du Soir.
by Gabriel Marie, and "Etude Ca
price" by Goltermann; recitation by
Nine CASTOR de Bouy, lie Savetier
ct le Financier," by La Fontaine; "A
Quoi Bon Entendre," by Victor Hugo,
and "L'Amour," by Rosamonde Ros-
tand; piano solos by Mile. Elizabeth
Gates, Premier Movement de la
Senate Pathetique de Beethoven" and
La Vie d'Artiste," waltz by Strauss;
comedy, "lIotre Cher Insensibilisa-
teur," by Ernest d'Hervilly, played by
M. Henri Lazard, Nine. William j
Wallis, and M. Carlos Blum.
Women's City CIub.-Mrs. John s
Bennett, president, and Mrs. Caroline
B. Stephen, chairman of membership
will receive members and friends at
the tea today in honor Of Miss Julia
Lawless and Miss Jessie P. Maxwell
newly elected members. Miss nellie
v. Price and Miss Florence c. Bel
will preside at the tea tables. A pro-
gram of music has been arranged by
Mrs. Mary liant Couch, who will &C
company Miss Hazel Priest, soprano
The club will be addressed Tuesday
by Arthur Fleming, director of the
School of Public Affairs, American
University, on You and Your Gov
eminent"
The French Section dinner session
Wednesday at $50 pm. will have
Leon Dostert Of Georgetown Univer-
sity as honor guest speaker and w
Barrett Fuchs, tenor, will sing, &C
companied by Mrs. w. r. Fuchs.
The Business and Professional Sec
tion entertained Miss Josephine
Roche, Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, at formal dinner at the
club house last Wednesday.
SOroptimist Club.-The following
members of the Columbia Polytechnic
Institute for the Blind were the honor
guests at the luncheon Wednesday
Miss Cora Fitton, teacher of voca-
tional training at the institution,
French Hufty and his trained Swiss
/ dog, Hurea, one-time student of tht
Seeing Eye Foundation at Morristown
N. j.; William H. Boyer and his
mother, and Melvin Cramer and hiS
mother, Mrs. Cramer.
Mr.. Boyer will enter the class oi
the Seeing Eye Project on June IL
He will take advantage of the student
loan fund of the club in order to Sc.
cure his training at the institution.
Other guests were Robert j. Cotrell
secretary of the Board of Trade; Mrs
Isabel Anderson, who read excerpt!
from her visit to Galapolos Island il
the South Seas; Miss Clara WestropI
of the Cleveland club, Mrs. o. D
Blake, Mrs. G. A. Webster and Mis-
Bertha Schnorer, a newly-electec
member of the Washington club
Music was furnished by Melvin
Cramer.
Washington Colony, National Societ
Of New England Women, closed it
series of meetings with banquet a
the Highlands on May 9. Annual re
ports were presented. Two importan
amendments to the bylaws of tn
colony have been made. Plans wer
made for resumption of philanthropi
work in the Fall.
The Ladies' Guild Of Kenilwortl
met at the home of Mrs. Emma Hats
well, with Mrs. Rolof as assistant hos
tess. The president, Mrs. Doroth
Green, presided.
The annual strawberry festival vii
be held June 5.
Mrs. Samuel Baxter was electe'
president.
The next meeting will be held q
the home of Mrs. Harry Kent. witt
Mrs. Pietrie as assistant hostess.
Ohio Girls Club Of Washington vii
meet Friday night at 1925 Massachu
setts avenue. Installation of officer
will be followed by a program Il
charge of Miss Kathryn F. Kelly
chairman of the Nominating Commit
tee. Miss Anna Park, president, an
nounces there will also be celebrate
the seventeenth birthday anniversar
of the club. All charter members ar
requested to be present.
All Ohio girls in Washington ar
invited.
The Friendship Circle met las
Wednesday evening at the home o
Mrs. Ida Brimer on East Capito
street. The president, Mrs. Id
brlmer, presided. EleCtlOH OI OLACci
resulted as follows: President, Mrs
Maud White; vice president, Mrs
Myrtle Burke; secretary treasurer
Mrs. Mary P. Pollock.
Mrs. Maud Brooks and Mrs. Glady
Sample Edmunds are new members
The June meeting will be at the hom
of Mrs. Myrtle Loebsack Burke a
South Washington, Va.
lexington w. C. T. q. held pub
lie luncheon in the lexington Pres
byterian Church last Thursday. tn
district officers were honored guests
The school teachers from three neigh
borhood schools attended. Mrs. N. M
Pollock Is president Of this union.
Zonta Club of Washington.-Th
weekly luncheon vas held Wednes
day at the Y. w. C. A. Miss Mary W
Sigman presided. DR.. Herbert c
Wooley of st. Elizabeth's Hospita
spoke on "Psychiatry and the Busi
ness Woman"
Mrs. Louise r. Stambaugh won
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