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Miss Anne Darlington elected to
membership.
Columbia Chapter, Delphian Soci-
ETY., will meet at the Homer L. Kilt
Piano Co, 1880 G street, Thursday at
10 am. The subject will be Meas
ured Music and Secular Professional
Singers of the Middle Ages" DR..
A. M. Finnegan, leader, will talk
on Rhythm in Medieval Church
Music" Other topics will be ''Des-
can't" by Mrs. Maude E. Thatcher;
Frances Measured Music" by Mrs.
Roy C.. Miller; Secular Music of the
Middles Ages" and Scope Of Secu-
lar Music" Mrs. Alan R. Horn; THE
Troubadours," by Mrs. George Ellis;
THE Minstrels," by Mrs. Frank M.
Stuart; THE Minnesingers," by Mrs.
Charles LIE Hew, and Musical
Guilds" by Mrs. Robert Mancill.
Following the meeting a luncheon
will be held at 12:45 at Wvrrdward &
Lothrop's tea room, when Mrs. j. H.
Dellinger will be presented with the
presidents jewel in recognition of her
efficient work as head of the chap
ter last year. The presentation will
be made by Mrs. Wilson B. Nairn,
president.
American Association of University
WOmen.-MiSs Ann Sugar will give
piano recital tomorrow at pm. at
the tea at the club house, 1884 I street.
Mrs. Charles A. Browne will be host
ess, assisted by Miss Katharine F.
Bell, Mrs. Ira D. Clarke. Miss Alice
L. Edwards. Mrs. Karl Fenning, Miss
Eleanor M, Clifford, Miss Marie M
Hanna, Miss Ruth O'Brien and Mrs
William C. Johnstone.
The drama group will meet Wed
nesday at II am. with Mrs. Horace
Torbert IN the lounge. There will be
a resume and discussion of the year S
work.
Miss Violet McDougal will read
poems by William Butler Yeats and
Mrs. Edward Chaplin will read poems
by Gerald Manley Hopkins at the
meeting of the poetry group Thursday
at II am in the lounge.
Augustus D. Zanzig, director OF
music service Of the National Recrea-
tional Association. will speak on
Musical Possibilities in Home and
Club-How to Make More of Them,
Thursday at 8:45 pm.
On Friday at 8:15 pm. special
Good Friday program will be given
in the lounge. Gideon Lyon. associate
editor Of The Evening Star. will speak
on the "Chalice of Antioch" and there
will be classical and modern Good
Friday music played with explanatory
remarks by Henry Gregor of Wash
ington College Of Music.
The Political Study Club will meet
April 20. 2:30 pm, at the Washing
ton Club. Mrs. S. NJ. Shortall, presi-
dent. will be assisted in the receiving
line by the other officers, Mrs. E. B
Merritt, Mrs. G. o. Gillingham. Mrs
w. A. Kinnan, Mrs. w. J. OLeary
Mrs. E. B. Hickerson, Mrs. M. A
Markley; also Mrs. Floyd Morrison
chairman of the Hospitality Commit
tee.
Mrs. E r. Whitmore. Mrs. G. D
Hopkins. Mrs. j. E. Barnes. Mrs. J
Councillor. Mrs. A. M Desio, Mrs. E
GUIDE. Mrs. T. L. Hodges, Mrs. H
Landrus. Mrs. w. Theophilus and Mrs
w. w. Wheeler, all members of the
Hospitality Committee, will serve as
hoSteSSeS of the day.
At the meeting Of the Executive
Board, Mrs. w. w. Sloan reported the
election of the following new members
Mrs. M. Frankland, Mrs. T. Helzberg,
Miss M. G. Culton, Mrs. A. De Voc,
Mrs. c. P. Jones, Mrs. J. Anderson,
Mrs. L. Harter, Mrs E F. Koss, Mrs.
A. L. Toombs. Mrs. NJ. Hixson and
Miss E. L. Hixson.
Mrs. F. A. Young. Mrs. E. r. Saul,
Mrs. E. c. Shields. Mrs. Cabot Stevens
and Mrs. H. N. Packard were elected
to the Nominating Committee at the
meeting of the Executive Board and
will render their report at the meet
ing on Saturday. Mrs Flora McGill
keefer will present musical program
The SOroptimist Club met at the
Willard Hotel Wednesday, with Miss
Marjorie Webster. president. presiding
IL was voted to carry on further work
in connection with projects for assist
ing the blind in addition to the Seeing
Eye project. 1t was voted to fill a
vacancy in the organization of parlia-
mentarian. Among the names sug-
geSted was Mrs. Aaron D. Newman
employed at Haskins' Bureau in the
capacity Of parliamentarian and who
is an authority on the subject.
Among the guests were Mrs. EVELYN
Barlow. English Soroptimist; Miss
Bernadine Schefneker, member of the
Detroit, Mich, club, and her mother,
Mrs. Katherine Schefneker.
Women's City Club.-Miss Mary
Louise Brown, dean of women at the
American University, will review Louis
Mumford's Technics and Civilization
next Tuesday.
The last of the series of forum
luncheons on the boards operating
under the District government will be
held Tuesday. Wilbur La Roe, jr
acting chairman of the Parole Board
will talk on the activities of the
board The luncheon is at l pm.
The following candidates for election
on May l have been chosen: For
second vice president, Ethel Bagley
and Mrs. John F. Cremen: corre-
spending secretary. Miss Florence c.
Bell and Miss S. Pearle jerks; treas
urer, Mrs. Paulina B. Sabin and Mrs.
Gus A. Schuldt; members of the
board. Mrs. H. M. Blandford, Mrs.
Merritt O. Chance, Mrs D. Irving
Coakley, Miss Julia D. Connor. Mrs.
Elizabeth Crosby, Miss Elaine Eppley.
DR.. A. Frances Foye, Mrs. Nadine
Lane Gallagher. Mrs. Adelaide Hib-
bard, Mrs. Edmund Kochersperger,
Mrs. Harry Lee Parkinson, Miss Cath
crime L. Vaux. Miss Marjorie Webster
and Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley: delegates
and alternates to District of Columbia
Federation, Mrs. Blanche NJ Foote.
Mrs. j. K. Freiot, Mrs John H. Har-
wood, Mrs. John A. Johnston, Mrs.
Ruth H. Snodgrass and Mrs. William
H. Whitney.
National Capital Delphians met In
Jelleff's Little Theater Wednesday,
the president, Mrs. Floyd B. Olcott,
presiding.
The lesson, Studies in Dramatic
L.