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at 8 o'clock at the Lee House Hotel
Every one is requested to wear a
costume Of some description. Col
William E. Brougner, president, will
appoint committee to decide on
the prettiest and also the most comic
costume worn and prizes win be
awarded.
Mrs. j. o. Lamkin, chairman of the
Hostess Committee, will have as spe-
cial hostesses for the occasion Misses
jamie Mallory, Earline White, Helen
Carlos, Kettle Blount and Glass.
The Woman's Guild Of the Ameri-
can University will entertain honor
students at tea March at S O'Clock,
in the women's residence hall on the
campus. DR.. Ernest Griffith, dean of
the Graduate School, will speak Of
his days at oxford. Mrs. Wesley
M. Gewehr, chairman Of the Student
Life Committee, made the announce
ment at meeting Of the guild Tues
day, presided over by the president.
Mrs. Harry c. Oberholsef.
Mrs. George B. Woods, wife Of the
dean of the Undergraduate School,
reported that the book review morn
ing will be held at the residence OF
Mrs. Frank w. Ballou March 4 at II
o'clock. Mrs. Joseph M. M. Gray,
wife of the chancellor of the univer-
sity and chairman of the Membership
Committee, presented the names of
Mrs. w. B. Armstrong and Mrs. x.
Vigeant for membership. Mrs. Gray
also announced she would be at home
to all members and friends Wednes-
days in March from 4 to o'clock at
the residence of the chancellor on the
campus.
Mrs. Dawson Olmstead gave a num-
Der of original poems, many Of which
she sang to her own accompaniment.
Voteless District Of Columbia
League Of Women Voters.-Problems
of domestic relations in the District
of Columbia will be discussed at an
opel. dinner meeting of the depart
ment of government and the legal
status of women. Louis Gutenberg
will speak on Friend of the Court"
Mrs. Elizabeth Cox, Mrs. Edwina
Avery and Mrs. Pearl B. Klein will
lead the discussion, in which the hus-
bands of league members will take an
active part. Mrs. Ralph e. Smith,
Mrs. Harry Parkinson and Mrs. Mary
Bramsford will have charge Of the
arrangements for the dinner which
will be held at the club rooms Of the
American Association Of University
Women, 1884 street, Wednesday at
$50 pm.
The study group of Mrs. Edward
Chapin's department of government
and education will continue the dis
cussion Of the financing of the WASH
ington public schools at its next meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Allen Moore,
1917 Cathedral avenue, Tuesday at
10 am.
A review of the Conference on the
Cause and Cure Of War was given by
the department of government and
international cooperation. Mrs. VIII
liam Kttle, president of the District
of Columbia League of Women Voters
presided. Mrs. Henry Chalmers, Mrs
r. G. Shower, Mrs. G. s. Duncan, Mrs
William tombstone and Mrs. Max O.
Lorenz spoke.
The subject Of museums and art
galleries and how they are being
brought into the education of school
age children was discussed by Mrs.
]. G. McCaskill, Mrs. Jesse Adkins and
Miss Portia Oberly at luncheon
meeting Of Mrs. A. J. Altmeyer,s de-
partment Of government and child
welfare at the Women's City Club
February II.
j. Stuart Fitzpatrick, manager of the
development and civic department of
the National Chamber Of Commerce,
spoke on a recent report of his COM
mittee, Revival Of Residential Con-
struction." at a meeting Of Mrs. Roger
Corbett's Subcommittee on Living
Costs, February 10.
The Entire Nous Club, Mrs. Charles
p. Keyser. president. held thu Hehr,,a 70