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of vocal solos accompanied by Mrs.
Reed at the piano.
Mrs. Frederic Newburg announced
a card party at the home of Mrs. An
son Rogers Tracey, 5039 Reno road,
March 10. There will be sunshine
special" bus ride, starting from Chevy
Chase Circle at 12:45, March 81.
Members must come and bring their
friends.
The annual tea will be April 16,
the 25th anniversary of the organiza-
ton. Mrs. Ella s. Knight, founder,
will return from Florida, and be
guest of honor.
Mrs. Gustafson was assisted by Mrs.
H. Stuart Boyer. Mrs. D. P. Bush,
Mrs. r. F. Danforth, Mrs. Edwin
Detwiler, Mrs. E. B. Johns. Mrs. T.
H. Mitchell, Mrs. j. H. Purdy and
Mrs. Charles Boyd Thomas.
The Social Studies Group Of the
Washington Branch OF the American
Association of University Women is
sponsoring dinner Wednesday at the
club, 1884 I street. Representative
Hamilton Fish of New York and Rep
reSentative Jerry Voorhis of Cali
fornia and Gregory Hawkin, scholar,
will discuss the Supreme Court situa-
ton.
The tea tomorrow afternoon will
be followed by business meeting of
the branch. beginning at 4:45. Miss
Vera Brupgart will be hostess at tea.
Mrs. W. H. Ferguson of Falls
Church, Va, will give demonstra-
tion talk on how to make hooked rugs
at the applied art meeting tomorrow
at 7:45 O'Clock.
The government, business and the
individual study group will meet Tues
day to discuss Government and Pub
lie Utilities" Mrs. G. Hyman will
speak on Government Ownership or
Control" Mrs. F. F. Hill will review
What Electricity Costs" by Morris l..
Cooke
Kenneth Banghart. manager of the
Washington branch of Thomas Cook
g. Son-Wagon Lifts. Inc. will give an
illustrated talk on Europe" in the
lounge Tuesday evening.
Miss Laura A. Knott will review
"The Letters of Mrs. Henry Adams"
at the morning book review meeting
Thursday at II o'clock.
The works of Hogarth. Sir Joshua
Reynolds and Gainsborough will be
studied and discussed. at the art ap-
probation meeting Thursday evening.
A square dance will be held Satur-
day evening.
An informal entertainment Of Ger
man songs and poetry is planned for
March IA at o'clock. Miss Mary
Isabel Kelly, who has spent several
years in Germany translating poetry
for her anthology. will read from her
tranSlations of postwar poems by
German workmen and others of the
modern group. Mrs. Thomas Groo-
yer will sing lyrics of modern German
poets in the original. Members may
bring guests.
The Eighth Street Temple Sister
hood will meet tomorrow at 2:15 pm.
in the vestry rooms Of the temple.
Mrs. Benjamin K. Leon will offer the
opening prayer
Mrs. Fred PelZman president, will
give a report and some Of the high
lights Of the recent bi-annual con-
vention of the National Federation of
IT,, Cjctnr ", ioI, hold
in New Orleans Mrs. Herman Hertz
berg, accompanied by Mrs Morris Bis
Dyer, will render a song recital. A
short talk on SiSterhood activities in
New Orleans will be given by Miss
Hortense Rosenthal.
DR.. Abram Simon will speak on cur
rent Jewish events.
A tea will follow the meeting, when
the new members will be introduced.
Mrs. Herbert Rich will be the acting
hostess for the afternoon, assisted by
Mrs. Joseph D. Kaufman. Mrs. Abel
Sachs, Mrs. Arthur Stephane. Mrs.
Allan De Ford and Mrs. Louis Loeb.
Faculty W0men's Club Of George
Washington University-Mrs. William
Cline Borden. 2306 Tracy place, will be
hostess next Friday at 2:30 pm. The
guest of honor will be Mrs. Hope Rid
ings Miller, correspondent of the
Washington Post. who will tell the
group of her experiences as a news
paper woman.
Members who will assist Mrs. Bor-
den are Mrs. Walter A. BlOedorn. Mrs.
Edward H. Sehrt, Mrs. George B.
Roth, Mrs. William c. French, Mrs.
Robert r. Sealock, Mrs Warren Reed
West, Mrs. Harold G. Sutton and
Mrs. Winnie G. Barrows.
The Petworth WOmen's Club Visit
ing Nurse Committee will meet at the
Brightwood Branch of the Instructive
Visiting Nurses on Georgia avenue to-
morrow at 2 pm.
Mrs. r. K. Bailey will entertain the
literature section at her home, 1725
Taylor street, tomorrow at pm.
Mrs. F. j. McMaugh and Mrs. A. G.
Dunn will be the assisting hoSteSSes.
Members will answer the roll call with
fish stories" and a play will be given
by Mrs. L. T. Jones' Mrs. r. c. Smith
and Mrs. E. B. johnson.
The hospitality section will hold a
party at the home of Mrs. c. c.
Thomason next Wednesday at 8 pm
Officers of the club will be the spe-
cial guests. The assistant hostesses
will be Mrs. j. w. Brown, Mrs. j. w
Ross and Mrs j. D. NeviuS.
A card party will be held by the
club March Is at the Southern Diaries
Mrs. Oscar Nelson Is in charge OF
reservations.
The CLrley Club will meet in the
Continental Hotel next Thursday eve
ming, with President Roland Hyland
presiding Members and friends will
be entertained by the Georgetown
University Glee Club, under the direc-