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at 7:30. An entertainment will be
given. Miss Mary l.. MCGEE, presi-
dent. will preside.
Twentieth Century Club-The Art
Section will meet tomorrow at 2::30
pm. at 1877 H street for a studio tea.
There will be an exhibition and a
demonstration of the art of sculpture.
The Garden Section will meet Tues
day at 2 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Willard Hayes, the Westchester. The
program consists of an every men,
Der experience, question period and
plans for new project by the section.
The Music Section will meet
Wednesday at IL am. at the Y. w.
c. A., when Florence Howard will re-
view EARLY French Opera" Mem
bers Of the Tuesday Evening Club will
sing. Club members and guests are
invited.
The Education Section will meet
Thursday for luncheon at 1890 at
the Y. w. c. A. DR.. Mary Dabney
| Davis Of the Office Of Education will
speak on Nursery Schools-Here and
| Abroad" Mrs. Frank w. Ballou Is in
charge of reservations.
f, The Red Cross Section meets every
Wednesday at 10 am. at 1880 E street
to sew and make surgical dressings
for the various hospitals and for the
Instructive Visiting Nurses.
The Washington Simmons Club will
hold its annual banquet February %
at pm. at the Womens City Club.
President Beatley will be the guest
of the club and all graduates in
Washington or vicinity are requested
to attend.
Reservations must be made by noon
Friday. Please notify Mrs. E. s. Cas-
sedy, 1922 Seventh street.
The Writer'S League Of Washington
will meet at the Thomson Community
Center next Thursday evening. The
following program has been arranged:
Article by Miss Marion Escher; short
stories by Mrs. lone Lee Mooney, Mrs.
Aldrich, Miss Gladys G. Smith and
Mrs. L. w. Tilton, and verse, by Miss
Anna Priestley and Miss Dolores
Oeston.
Capitol Hill w. c. T. u. met We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. Robert
Bier, 649 Massachusetts, avenue north
east. Mrs. j. L. Bixler presided. John
8. Finnell gave an illustrated lecture
on Alcohol in the Light Of Modern
Science" He was made an honorary
member. Rev. Allan Poore and Mrs.
Rufus D. Bowman became members.
A group of children from the L. L.
L., directed by Mrs. Bier, gave
playlet.
The Theta Tau Zeta Delphian So
ciety met at the Shoreham Hotel Mon
day evening to discuss Venetian
Painting"
Under the leadership Of Miss Loduth
La Raw, the following reports were
given: 1.-THE School Of Giorgione," +"
Mrs. George Markley; Venetian
Painting" Miss Lucy Omohundro;
''Tintoretto and Veronese," Miss Es-
telle Anthony. Studies Of the pictures
of Venetian painters were presented by
Mrs. F. x. johnson, Miss Edith AID
ridge and Miss Barbara Sutter.
Visitors from the other Delphian
groups included Mrs. Olcott. National
Chapter; Mrs. Draden, Delpha Sigma
Chapter: Mrs Rasch, George Washing
ton Chapter; Mrs. Carl Smith, Iota Phi
Delta Chapter; Miss Eleanor Wilson
and Mrs. Margaret Fuller, secretaries
of the Delphian Society. Mrs. George
Tunnel of New York City, president
of the Eastern Federation Of Del
phians, outlined the advantages of and
extended an invitation to the Delphian
chapters in Washington to join the
Eastern Federation.
The next meeting will be February
Is at the Shoreham Hotel at BIS pm.
The subject will be italian Art to the
End of the Great Periods Of Painting" !"
Miss Iva Menefee will be the leader.
The Capitol Hill Historian Club met
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. H. F.
Patterson, IS Bryant street, with Mrs.
v. G. Austin assistant hostess.
The program was as follows: "Out
in San Francisco" Mrs. Babcock:
Nebraska, Life Of Q Pioneer Family"
Mrs. YoSt; roll call, "Cai1lornla. MISS
Lillian Abbott Of Salem, Mass. was
guest
Alpha Zeta Delphian Chapter met
February Is at the Admiral. The
vice president. Mrs. c. D. Backus,
presided.
Mrs. r. H. CottreI was leader Of the
literary program, "Shakespeare's. Con-
temporaries and Followers" by Jonson.
The following had topics for report:
Mrs. A. C. Harden, Life and Works
Of Jonson": Mrs. e. L. Davis, "The
Silent Woman; Mrs. G. H. Milne,
''The Masque," and Mrs. r. G. Roack,
'The Masque Of Queens" Mrs. g. N.
Walker gave readings from "The
Silent Woman"
After luncheon the chapter attended
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