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will meet, December IS at 8 o'clock, IN
the national headquarters, 1851 Rhode
Island avenue. The president, Mrs.
Lane Schofield. will preside.
This organization has for many
years donated toys to some worthy
charity home for children. This year
they have selected the Children's Tu-
berculosis Hospital. The members are
requested to bring their donations to
the headquarters.
The Curley Club will meet in the
Continental Hotel Thursday at S:15
pm. Dancing will follow.
The clubs annual donation party for
the Little Sisters Of the Poor will be
given ct their home, Second and H
streets northeast. December 13. from
2 to 4 O'Clock. Miss Mary Mckay Is
In charge Of arrangements.
The Faculty Women's Club Of the
George Washington University will
meet at the home of Mrs. Lloyd H.
Sutton, 560l Western avenue. Chevy
Chase. D. c.. December II, at 2:30
pm. The guest speaker will be Miss
Mary Anderson. chief of the Women's
Bureau of the United States Depart
ment of Labor. She will speak on
Women Workers"
The Beta Chapter, World Caravan
Guild, will meet tomorrow at pm.
at the Washington Club. Prof. A. c.
Wilgus will talk on England
Girls Friendly Society, Epiphany
branch, will celebrate the completion
of its thirtieth year of active service
today with a corporate communion
service in the Church at 8 am
A reception will be held In the
parish house Monday night, with Mrs.
Grace Berry, president, as guest Of
honor.
Die Stauffacherin, ladies' Swiss So
ciety Of washington, met at the home
of Mrs Albert L. Ferber, 4518 Seventh
street, last Thursday evening, at which
time an interesting evening was en-
joyed in dispensing Christmas gifts
and indulging in pleasant games. OFF,
GERS we're nominated for the election
to be held in January. Mrs. Kirschner
was the presiding officer.
The Washington Branch Of the
American Association of University
Women will have a talking motion
picture, Home Demonstration Work
What It Is and Does tomorrow fol-
lowing the tea. Miss Florence Hall,
regional agent for home demonstra-
ton work in the Northeastern States,
will make few Introductory remarks.
The international relations study
group will meet tomorrow evening.
Mrs. D. Carlson and Mrs. D. v. Sandi-
fer will lead the discussion on Civil
War in Spain" Mrs. G. A. Charter
Heslep will review the Spanish revolu-
ton of 1920 and its effect on the
policies Of other nations. Miss Mabel
B. Hiatt will discuss the Spanish Re-
public, 1931-1936. Mrs. L. j. Millard
will discuss the neutrality policy of
the powers toward the civil war in
Spain.
The creative writing group will meet
tomorrow at 3 o'clock. Mrs o. r.
Rand is in charge and Miss Mary
Badger Wilson is critic.
The government, business and the
individual study group will meet in
room 401 Tuesday at $3.50 pm. Mrs
Edgington, Mrs. Hyman and Mrs.
Woytinsky will discuss the Heritage
of the N. r. A
DR.. Elizabeth May will meet with
the social welfare group Wednesday
at II am. Reports will be given on
"Middletown" and other surveys that
have been made on the cost Of living,
health, sanitation, industrial and work
conditions In the District.
Donald McHenry, ranger naturalist
National Capital Parks, will inaugu-
rate series Of travel lectures We'd
nesday evening in the lounge. He will
give an illustrated talk on The Grand
Canyon of the Colorado"
The book review section will meet in
the lounge Thursday at IL o'clock.
Mrs. James Frederick Rogers will re-
view Shadows Like Myself by Coun-
tess de Chambrun.
The Committee on legislation will
have a luncheon meeting Thursday
at 1890 pm.
DR.. George s. Duncan, professor Of
Egyptology and Assyriology In the
Graduate School of American Uni
versity, will deliver q lecture on
Famous Cathedrals of the British
Isles" at the meeting of the art ap-
probation group Thursday evening.
The Housing Committee Is spon-
soring a luncheon December IL at
lis pm. The Joint Committee on
Better Housing, representing the A. A.
U. w., Women's City Club, and the
Board of Trustees of the Barney
Neighborhood House will present its
plan for the clearance of an alley
and the construction of model apart
ments in Southwest Washington.
Monthly bridge luncheon December
IL at lis pm. A Christmas party is
planned.
An old-fashioned square dance will
be held IN the lounge Saturday eve
ming.
DR.. and Mrs. Eben Eybers will be
honor guests and speakers at q din.
ner, sponsored by the Education Com
mittee, December 16. They will speak
on South Africa: Its People and
Its Problems"
DR.. John Donaldson, professor of
political economy. George Washington
University, will speak on "Interna-
tional Sterilization of the Dollar" At
an international relations dinner De-
cember Is, at Z o'clock.
The club is planning a Christmas
tree tea the afternoon of December 21.
Children of members are invited to
bring presents for needy children. A
special program will be ARRANGED.
Deutscher Iterarischer Verein met
November 81 at the home Of the
president, Miss Schade. Prof. r. Wer.
ner-Spanhoofd gave . lecture ON The
German Art Song; Anne Yago Nc
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