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by France to the United States OF
the Statue of Liberty. Nine. Ira Cas-.
ties sang "Plaisir d'Amour," by Mar
TIM, and "Pauvre Jacques-Romance.
by the Marquise de Travanet, to pi-
ano accompaniment by Nine. Wallis.
DR.. William Franklin Falls Of the Uni
versity OF Maryland spoke on the
youth of Maurice Donnay.
The Washington branch Of the
American Association Of University
Women will give . pre-Thanksgiving
dinner Wednesday at O'Clock. honor
ing Maj. z w. Brown. superintendent
Of the metropolitan police force. The
entertainment will be fur
nished by the Boys Club harmonica
quartet: Edward Sullivan, Edward
Lincoln, Ralph Showalter and Pete
Mrs. Richard Hogue will
preside and Capt. Rhoda Milliken will
introduce the speaker.
Miss Beatrice Pinkney Jones will
present lecture-recital Musical Con-
trasts" in the club lounge November
40, at $50 o'clock.
Richard Hosue. director. Independ-
ent Legislative Bureau, will give a
review of the news tomorrow after
noon, following tea, In the absence OF
Mr.. Walter E. Myer, the regular club
commentator. Mrs. Clyde Warburton
will be hostess.
The board of directors will have
dinner meeting tomorrow at o'clock.
Miss Marina Yung Kwai will speak
on Alfred de MusSet at the French
luncheon Saturday at / pm. Miss
Elizabeth Carhart will introduce the
speaker.
Burnett Turner of the Public Works
will tell Some Experi-
ences With Low Cost Housing Prof.
ects" at a luncheon sponsored by the
Housing Committee Saturday at Ills
o'clock. Mrs. Harvey Wiley will pre-
side.
An old-fashioned square dance will
be held in the lounge Saturday eve
ming.
The evening book review section,
led by Miss Ruby Nevins, will meet
Tuesday at 7:30 pm. Mrs. Helen
Steinbarger, readers adviser of the
Georgetown branch of the public Ii
brary, will speak on current books.
The social studies group will meet
in the lounge Wednesday at IL Am. to
continue their study Of Public We'll
fare Facilities of the District" DR.
Elizabeth May will participate in the
discussion.
The International Relations Study
Group will discuss the event of out
standing international interest each
month at their meetings. The sub.
ject December will be Civil War In
Spain" Mrs. G. A. Charter HesleE
will review the Spanish Revolution Of
1920 and its effect on the policies oi
other nations. Miss Mabel B. Hiatt
will discuss the Spanish Republic
1s31-1s36. Mrs. L. J. Millard will give
a short talk on the Neutrality Policy
of the Powers Toward the Civil Wal
in Spain"
The Business and Professional
Women's Club will meet tomorrow al
$50 at the Hamilton Hotel. This will
be a dinner meeting. The program
this month is in charge Of the Emblem
Committee, Miss Coye Sigh. chair.
man, and the Membership Commit
tee, Miss Florence Enos, chairman
William Roberts, former peoples
counsel, will speak on civic affairs ane
organizations. There will be special
music
Visiting business and professional
women from other towns are invited
Make reservations at the hotel before
noon tomorrow.
The Woman's Club Of Sixteenth
Street Highlands met at the home oi
Mrs. william c. Doubt. The presi-
dent, Mrs. z. Lewis Dalby. presided.
Mrs. Pierre NJ Bealer gave review
of Gone With the Wind" Miss Eller
Golden gave an original composition
on Coronation at Westminster.
WcTc INCo tIle
hostess. Mrs. Daudt.
The next meeting will be January
20 at the home of Miss Ellen Golden
1853 Longfellow street.
The Petworth Woman's Club has set
apart one day each month to visit
some charitable institution and
thereby gain first-hand information.
Cash donations were made to pur-
chase books for the Petworth Schoo
Library, the Community Chest and tc
fund to provide milk for q needed
family in the neighborhood.
Mrs. T. s. Tincher will repeat her
talk, California, Here I Come" In
the Petworth Methodist Church on
November 80 for the benefit Of the
Swartzell Methodist Home. An or
chestra will provide music and q skit
will. be presented.
A needle work guild has beer
formed as q subcommittee of the
Philanthrepic section. Mrs. r. K
Bailey Is In charge.
MIS. y. w. ftOtIi, MILO. n. w. DUlSL
Mrs. Edward Stahl, Mrs. Francis
Gooowin, Mrs Leonard Russie, Mrs
Carl X. Maholm and Mrs. Frank Yilek
have recently been elected to mem.
bership.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
The International Relations Sectior
will meet tomorrow at 1890 am. ir
All Saints Church, with Mrs James
v. Bennett presiding. David B. Nc.
Calmont, jr., will speak on Coop.
eratives in Europe and America" and
Mrs. Frederick M. Kerby will give Z
travel talk on Russia.
The Music Section will hold the
first Of series of musical teas tomor-
row at 2 PM, In the home of Mrs. w
Cole McCreery, 9 virgilia street. with
Mrs. Elmer Pusey as hostess and Mrs
McCreery in charge Of the program
The guest artists will be Paul Bright
enburg, violinist of the National Sym
phony Orchestra, and Emerson Meyers
pianist, who viii present q program OF
Brahms, Debussy. Liszt and Cesar
Franck.