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dent, Mrs. John H. Harwood: second
vice president, Mrs. Corbin Thomp-
son: treasurer, Mrs. Edgar T. Brown;
recording secretary. Mrs. Ruth H.
Snodgrass; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Fred P. Trott: director to the
District of Columbia Federation OF
Womens Clubs, Mrs. Jerry S. Step
hens, and alternate. Mrs. George
Sager.
DR.. Lauretta E. KresS was reelected
director in charge Of the clinic work,
with DR.. Gladys Kain as assistant. in
charge of the T street clinic for COL
ored patients.
Stella Clayton w. c. T. U. met jan
uary 10 in Epworth NJ. E. Church
South. Rev. Ralph Frame led the
devotional and spoke briefly on the
Importance of temperance work. Mrs.
Frame rendered piano selection.
Mrs. Stella Clayton. assisted by Mrs.
Ival B. Stout, presented three medal
contests. The diamond medal was
won hy Francis Birge of North Capt.
tol Union, pearl won by Helen Jones
and the gold by Cornelia Phillips.
Mrs. Ida 8. Ramsey, District president
of w. C. T. u. spoke briefly. Miss
Helen Burns of the National w. c. T.
U. was introduced. Recitations were
given by Francis Hardison and Elinox
Updike. Frank Freed played violin
solo.
Mrs Harvey Summers was appoint
ed director of literature. The follow
ing delegates were appointed to the
quarterly convention: Miss Carrier.
Mrs Fisher. Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Jeffries.
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Young. Miss Hess,
Mrs. Freed and Mrs Frame.
Takoma Park Women's Club-Thc
literature department met Monday
afternoon. Mrs. L. M. Spray reviewed
Belloc's Milton.
Mrs. Henry S. Rawdon entertained
the Homemakers Department on
Thursday. Assisting hostesses were
Mrs. B. A. Chandler, Mrs. A. M.
Thayer and Mrs. E. D. Littlefield.
Dr. Edith L. Allen. of the Department
of Agriculture Extension Service,
spoke on Home and Personality.
The Executive Board met Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. V. S.
Auld. Assisting her were Mrs. G.
Harris White. Mrs. G. Franklin
Wisner and Mrs. Gordon S. Parker.
The Garden Department will meet
tomorrow at 1:3O pm, at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Harrison, 212 Willow
street. DR.. E. N. Cory, state entomo-
logist of the University of Maryland,
will speak on The Control OF Garden
Insects.
The Government Study Department
will meet at the D. c. Branch library
next Tuesday at 10 am. Mrs. John
Mertie, chairman of the department.
will discuss the Tydings- McC Cormack
anti-sedition bill, which will be con-
sidered by Congress at this session.
Mrs. William Robinson will discuss
current events.
The Drama Department will meet
Wednesday evening at the Takoma
Park Maryland library. Mrs. Hugh
Smythe is chairman of hostesses. The
program will be presented by Mrs
John Bozievich, Mrs. Paul Burk and
Mrs. A. B. Jeffries The study of
Russian drama is to be continued
with a discussion OF Russian Ballet
motion pictures and modern plays.
Mrs. Frederick c. Lincoln will en-
tertain the Duplicate Contract Glass
on Friday at l pm, at her home,
ia Maple avenue.
The Junior Women's Club will meet
at the home of Miss Carrie Trivett.
808 Aspen street, Tuesday evening
She will be assisted by Miss Betty
Coon.
The District Of Columbia Business
and Professional Women's Club will
entertain visitors from all parts Of
the Atlantic Coast, as well as the
Central and Western States, at the
Wednesday at the Washing
ton Hotel honoring delegates to the
eleventh Conference on the Cause
and Cure of War. At least three State
federation presidents will be guests for
the occasion, Miss Mae Reynolds of
North Carolina, Mrs. Dorys Farley of
and Miss Elizabeth Ramey
of Virginia. Also, Miss Ora Lee Abnee
OF Lexington, KY, will attend in her
ofncial capacity as chairman of the
Southeast Regional Conference. Sew
eral former State federation presi-
dents will participate, including Miss
Bertha Hudson of Maine, Miss Kath-
ryn Starbuck Of New York and Miss
Virginia Harmon of Tennessee.
Among the other distinguished
guests will be Miss Charl o. williams
and Miss Earlene White, president
and first vice president, respectively,
Of the national federation, and Mrs.
Geline Bowman of Richmond, Va,
past national president.
Miss Mae Murray, president of the
local club, will be toastmistress, and
Mrs. Emily Blair, national federation
chairman, will be the
speaker.
The District Alumni Association .of
Cornell College. Mount Vernon. Iowa,
held a party last evening In homer Of