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mission, will be the guest
speaker before the Business
and Professional Women's Club at
dinner meeting tomorrow at $50
o'clock at the Hamilton Hotel. Edward
Nenneberry will give piano selections
Emily Clark, chairman of the Finance
Committee, will preside.
National Federation members who
may be visiting here are invited. Reser-
vations must be made by noon at the
hotel or with Miss Ruth Robinson,
National $3.50.
Deatscher -Lterarischer Verein.-
The April meeting was devoted to
music. After a paper by President
Anita Schade, bass selections were
rendered by Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann, with Lucy Brickenstein as ac-
eompanist. Crete Won Bayer rendered
piano numbers and Richard Lorleberg
cello selections.
The final meeting Of the season will
be May IS.
William b. Cushing Auxiliary, No.
I. Sons Of Union Veterans Of the Civil
War, met at the Washington Loan g.
Trust Building April 16, the president,
Mrs. Carolyn Lille, presiding. The
annual inspection was held, with Her
man H. Bradecamp, commander Of
Gushing Camp, as inspector.
wreath will be placed at the statue
Of Gen. U. S. Grant by tire auxiliary
and camp Apfh q. Appropriate ex-
asotses will be held.
The department convention will be
held May and at Elkton, Md, at
the Howard Hotel. Mrs. Hinkel and
Mrs. Solt were elected delegates.
bus party will be sponsored by
the auxiliary to some nearby dairy
May I. The public is invited Meet
at the Washington Hotel on the F
street side at pm.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday at the home OF Miss Mabel
B. Hayes, 102 Fifth street northeast,
with Mrs. John w. Nee assisting
hostess
Election was as follows: President,
Miss Phebe Slime; vice president, Mrs
Philip Martin; treasurer, Mrs Edward
NJ. Wallace; secretary, Miss Mabel B.
Hayes; director to District of Colum-
bia F. w. c., Mrs Harry F.. Patterson.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Douglas w. Holton, 5467 Thirty first
street, with Mrs. Robert E. Adams
assisting hostess.
Park View Woman's Club.-The last
meeting Of the Literature Committee
for the year will be held Tuesday at
3 pm. at the home of Mrs. Louis E.
FELTON,, 6l4 Rock Creek Church road.
Mrs. Fred S. Walker will review Jean
Christophe," translated from the
French by Roman ROLAND; Mrs. T.
e. Naylor will give a paper on Lin
coin. Mrs. FELTON, will be assisted by
Mrs. Ruth Stitt and Mrs E. Kirby.
Members Of the Art Committee will
meet Thursday at HAS for luncheon
and following will visit the Corcoran
Gallery Of Art for the annual Spring
exhibit.
The executive meeting will be held
At the home of the president, Mrs.
Warren H. Wagner, 7708 Morningside
drive, May 1. Luncheon will be served
at 1880.
The Women's Auxiliary to the r.
n 4 met Monday for luncheon, in
honor Of the past presidents. at the
home Of Mrs. D. M. Tice.
Mrs. w. M. Collins presented her
guest, Myra, an astrologist. who gave
reading to each past president.
The Women's Eastern Star Club of
the United States Treasury Depart
mont met at the home Of Miss Laura
NJ Dyre, 104 Albany avenue, Takoma
Park, Md, the members of La Fayette
Lodge Chapter acting as hostesses.
The new members of the club will
serve as hostesses at the May IA meet
ing, to be held at the home of Mrs.
Florence Farber, Silver Spring Md.
The annual banquet will be held at
the Washington Hotel May % at 7
pm.
KenAworth Ladies' Guild.-Oficers
were installed at the luncheon given
by Mrs. Sidney Wiseman as follows:
President, Mrs. Harry K. Kent; first
vice president, Mrs. Elmer CLANCY;
recording secretary, Mrs. Samuel Bax-
ter; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Harvey Lynn; treasurer, Mrs. Joseph
Brashears; ways and means, Mrs.
William Mortfeld and Mrs. E. CLANCY;
delegates to Community Council, Mrs.
Harvey Lynn and Mrs. John Burke;
alternates, Mrs. w, Roberts and Mrs.
George A. Lingebach; bylaws, Mrs.
Emma Deck, Mrs. Sidney Wiseman,
Mrs. E. CLANCY and Mrs. George A.
Lingebach. publicity, Mrs. George A.
Lingebach.
gift was presented to Mrs Emma
Deck, retiring president, also a gift
to Mrs. Harry K. Kent for bringing
the greatest number of members.
The next meeting will be held April
28 at 1:30 pm. at the home of Mrs.
r. L. Keeler, 1405 Forty-fourth street
northeast; Mrs. M. Spencer, hostess.
Twentieth Century Club-Mrs. Al
fred H. Brooks and Miss Sibyl Baker
will present "An Evening With Max
well Anderson" at the meeting OF the
literature section tomorrow evening
at the Y. w. c. A. The program was
arranged by Mrs. Stephen r. Capps.
The nature section will meet at
sycamore Island Station at 1890
O'Clock Wednesday for an outdoor
study under the leadership of Mrs. D.
A. Greenlees.
Prizes awarded by the club in the
clean city campaign will be presented
IN the board room of the District
Building at 10 o'clock Wednesday.
Members are invited to attend.
The Red Cross section will meet at
10 O'Clock Wednesday at 1880 e street
TO sew and make surgical dressings for
various hospitals.
The Board Of Directors will meet
et IL o'clock Thursday at the Y. w.
e. A. i"
Hnary Herbert Chapter, U. ID. c.