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News of Clubs
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vided that the Commissioners use
whatever relief funds may be neces-
sary at this time and seek further
funds when Congress convenes.
The board indorsed the principle Of
the lunacy bill and one providing for
compulsory jury service for women.
Mrs. Henry Chalmers and Mrs. Max
Lorenz were chosen as delegates to
the annual conference on the Cause
and Cure of War to be held here
from January 81 to "a inclusive. Mrs.
Ruth Hopper and Mrs. Gardner Jack
son were appointed as alternates.
Girls Friendly Society.-The Di-
ocesan Council will meet next Friday
evening in the parish house of the
Church Of the Epiphany. Mrs. Nor
man Slack of Norfolk, vice president
of the third province, will be the
guest. AL associates and members are
invited.
Epiphany Branch will have an
illustrated lecture tomorrow evening
on How One Man Learned TO Fly"
to be given by Paul Garner, in charge
Of the aeronautics division Of the
Smithsonian Institution. Supper will
be served at o'clock.
The Senior Club elected the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Dorothy Hughes,
st. Johns, Georgetown. president;
Miss Virginia Pherson. Epiphany
Church. secretary, and Miss Margaret
Humphries, Epiphany Church, treas
urer.
Curley Club.-The bowling teams
will meet at the Brooks Club bowling
alleys. At I street, tomorrow at 8 pm.
The following were recently ad-
mitted as new members Of the club:
Misses Betty Klein, Marie Moran,
Helen Lyons, Marguerite Goffett,
John Dugan and Edward White.
The Renoh Club Of Washington
Young Judaea will sponsor a charity
bingo party at the I. o. o. F. Temple,
January II, at pm. The proceeds
will be used for philanthropic work.
The club meets on Wednesday at
8 pm. The officers are: Miss Sophie
Gevenson, president; Miss Rose Rouff,
vice president; Miss Jeanette Kimche.
secretary; Miss Gertrude Chernowsky,
treasurer; Miss Bertha Paul, historian
and Miss Sadie Greenbaum, sergeant
alarms.
The Silver O cIub Of Washington
Young Judaea will sponsor % Sulssn
party at the Ambassador pools. Tzz.-
day at pm. The proceeds OF TINS
affair will be used for philanthropic
work. Officers elected are: AsSs
Pauline Herson, president; Miss
Miriam Kozlow, treasurer; Miss Sylvia
Feldman, vice officer and Miss Mil
dred Levy, secretary.
The Petworth Woman's Club will
meet tomorrow at 8 m. In the Pet
worth School. Mrs. H. K. Burton,
supervisor of home extension, Division
of Extension and Industry, United
States Indian Field Service, will give
an illustrated talk on her work among
the Iniian tribes.
The hospitality section will meet
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. Wal.
ter Bishop, 4120 Fifth street.
Twentieth Century Club-The In
ternational Outlook Section will meet
tomorrow, AIS pm, at the Y. w. C.
A. Fred K. Nelson, former solicitor
general Of tie State Department and
Representative of the United States in
the arbitration Of claims against va
rious countries, will speak on "The
Outlook for Improvement in Inter-
national Relations" Mrs. Ellery G.
Stowell will speak on current events.
The nature section will meet at
Fort Myer Station. Rosslyn, at 1890
am. Wednesday for q walk to Ar
lington and vicinity.
The civics section win meet Thurs
day and luncheon will be served at
1890 pm. at the Y. w. c. A. Justin
Miller, special assistant attorney gen.
eral, will speak on the Juvenile Court
bill. For reservations call Mrs. Ry-
land G. Bryant.