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cendinR Spiral. Mrs. lreIlloiin HoS
the distinction of being the only
woman, outside the museum stan, TO
give lectures at the Philadelphia Mu-
scum, and is we'll known as critic.
Reservations may be obtained
through Mrs. Frank N. Eliot. Tne
chairman of the section Is Mrs. Harold
N. Fowler.
The French section, Of which Miss
Elizabeth M. Carhart is chairman, will
meet Thursday at 1884 l street.
Luncheon will be at o'clock.
The Red Cross section meets every
at 10 am. at the Chapter
House.
The Writer'S League resumed meet
ings on October 8. The president,
Mrs. L. w. Tilton, presided. Mrs. Al
drich read a chapter-"On to Lima
from her book on South America, and
Mrs. e. s. Bennett presented two
poems from American Voices. 1885"
There were also short stories by Miss
Georgia Redway and Miss Gladys Gar
raway Smith.
The league will meet at Thomson
School at 8:15 on the second and
fourth Thursdays of the month. Next
the program will include
verse and short stories by Miss Anna
Miss Ivy Lindsey. Mrs.
Wright, Miss Margaret Jean Bailey
,rd Mice rorinna HaV
The Washington Readers Club will
meet at All Souls Church Tuesday at
$50, Harriet Bryant presiding.
Mrs. Margaret L. McMullen will read
The Sacred Flame" The meeting
will conclude with one-act play, the
cast of which will be Mrs. Eva Hurd
Willis. Mrs. James F. Hartnett and
Mrs. Gertrude Mustain.
Park View Woman's Clubs Execu-
tive Board met with the president,
Mrs. Warren Wagner, on Tuesday. The
first regular meeting was a picnic at
the home of Mrs. E. w. Kirby, Cedar
hurst, Md.
Mrs. Lawrence E. Murray, chair
man of the educational department,
opened her meetings last Thursday.
Mrs. Claribel Welsh, head of the food
and nutrition department Of Mary
land University, spoke on "Selec-
tions OF Food for Health"
NJ. All, AEoroap oppoupcad that
the regular bridge" will meet at
her home, 425 Manor place, Tuesday.
A luncheon and card party will be held
at the Fairfax Hotel on Wednesday at
1890 pm.
Marietta Park Women's Club will
hold its Fall dance at the Indian
Spring Country Club November 81.
Mrs. William E. Rupprecht is the
ways and means chairman. who will
make the reservations.
Excelsior Literary Club opened its
season at the home OF the newly
elected president, Mrs. C. w. De-
Ianey. She and the other new ofh-
GERS installed were: Mrs. Clarence
Langley and Mrs. Robert s. Hall. vice
presidents: Mrs. Adam j. Penrod. re-
cording secretary: Mrs. E. v. Carr.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Julia
Webb, treasurer; Mrs. Herbert l.. Ad-
ans, press correspondent. and Mrs.
Matte Ewing, director District OF CO.
umbia Federation of Women's Clubs.
The next meeting will be held Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Emily Jarbee,
1884 Thirty-eighth street. Two new
members were introduced, Mrs. Frank
9. Crane and Mrs. Arthur L. Hayford.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, Hebrew
Home for the Aged, will meet tomor-
row at 8:15 pm. in the new audi
orium of the home, 1125 Spring road.
Entertainment and refreshments.
The date of the annual sheet shower
mas been changed to November 9.
The Woman's Guild, American Uni
,ersity, will hear Mrs George F. Zook
.ecount her experiences in Alaska last
summer. The meeting will be held
Tuesday at IL am. in the parlors Of
he women's residence hall on the
campus. Mrs. s. D. Shankland, first
,ice president, will preside. Luncheon
will follow.
Petworth Woman's Club. - Mrs.
Ralph j. Shelter, chairman of the
Committee, American
legion Auxiliary, Department OF
will speak on American
sm" at the education sections meet
ng tomorrow at pm. Mrs. Oscar
I. Nelson will be the hostess.
The philanthropic section will meet
With Mrs. H. r. Norton on Tuesday
It 1890 pm.
A card party will be held at Joppa
lodge Hall on November 6, both aft
,rnoon and evening.
Alpha Chapter, World Caravan
Guild, will meet at the Washington
Club Tuesday at 7:30 pm. Miss Irene
A. Wright of the staff of the National
Archives will continue the interesting
discussion of current problems in
Spain, which she began at the last
meeting. Prof. A. Curtis Wilgus Of
George Washington University win
preside.
Washington Chapter, Junior Hadas-
sah, will meet tomorrow at 8:15 pm,
1t the Jewish Community Center. A
playlet entitled AN Invitation to
Junior Hadassah," will be presented.
The cast includes Esther Faier, Eliza
beth Mensh, Rebecca Rosenthal and
roba Shloss. Miss Sophie Snyder will
yive the current events.
The Educational Committee met at
the home of Mrs. John Safer, senior
adviser to the juniors and outlined
plans for the year.
A large group will attend the
annual convention to
De held In Philadelphia this week.
Monday and Tuesday will be devoted
Ia part to round-table sessions and
discussions of Palestine projects,
world Zionist relations and the Jew
sh national fund. The local chapter
will play an important role in the pro-
,eedings.