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at the junior dinner bridge Saturday
at $50 pm. All members are invited.

at the junior dinner bridge Saturday
at $50 pm. All members are invited
The Ketcham-Van Buren, Home
and School Association will have a
play, RIP Van Wrinkle" presented by
a cast of children of the school next
Friday at 3 and pm. in the Masonic
Hall, Fourteenth and U streets south
east.
The next meeting of the association
will be March Is.
Robert E. Lee Chapter, U. d. C.,
will meet tomorrow evening at Con-
federate Memorial Hall, 1922 Vermont
avenue, when the members will ex-
hibit personal historic relics OF the
days of the sixties, including old flags,
pictures and souvenirs of various
kinds. Mrs. Richard Allen, president
will preside.
The Women's Guild Of the Ameri-
can University met Tuesday in the
Women's Residence Hall. The fol-
lowing were admitted to membership:
Mrs. Herbert A. Breakey. Mrs. Thomas
B. Jarvis, Mrs. ]. s. Kemp, Mrs. W.
c. Lowdermilk. Mrs. Grace Nicely
Mrs. Jacob S. Payton and Mrs. F. 6
Renner.
A book review will be held at the
home of Mrs. r. @. Zook, $500 Kim
gle street, tomorrow at IL o'clock
The all-nations' prize novel, "The
Street Of the Fishing Cat" by Jolan
Foldes. will be reviewed by Mrs. Win
ters Haydock. Mrs. Harry c. Ober-
holser, president of the guild, an
nounced . luncheon ut the Fairfax
Hotel March IL at 12:45 O'Clock.
Miss Mary Lee Davis will speak.
Reservations may be made through
Mrs. Oberholser. MRS. Wesley M.
Gewehr, chairman Of Student Life
Committee, announced that her COM
mittee will be host to the members
Of the glee club at buffet supper
following their annual Spring recital
in Hurst Hall the evening of April
o. An invitation was extended to
all guild members and others inter-
ested in the university to attend the
recital.
The Columbian Women Of George
Washington University will meet
Tuesday evening at Columbian House,
2033 @ street. Miss Helen lie Fevre
Lyon, Wellesley graduate and world
traveller, will speak on Music and
Life in British and Dutch India. u
A short business meeting, conducted
by the president, Miss Harriet Gar
rels. will follow the talk.
Mrs. H. j. Russell McNitt and Miss
Elizabeth Peet will pour ut the IN
formal reception which will follow
the business meeting. Mrs. Thomas
c. Thompson. Mrs. Fred Z. Neasell
and Mrs. Hubert Bisselle will act as
hostesses for the evening. Husbands
and friends Of the Columbian Women
are invited.
Columbia Heights Art Club had two
meetings in February. The first with
Mrs. Mahlon A. Winter The assisting
hostess was Mrs. Anton Heitmuller.
The papers were The Ireland of
Holland" read by Mrs. Winter, and
characteristic Costumes of Each
Province" read by Mrs. George A.
Cook. The guests were Mrs. ]. w.
Reed and Miss Catherine Watkins.
The club was entertained by Mrs.
Robert Hibben and Mrs. Ernest Daniel.
The paper read by Mrs. GRANGE Morris
was Great Ports and the Influence of
the East on Holland"
The guests were Mrs. John r.
Reigert, Mrs. Charles w. Fistere, Mrs.
w. J. Reed and Mrs. Lloyd w. Biddle.
The Warrington Cultus Club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Henry
Polkinhorn, with the president, Mrs.
w. I. Corby, presiding.
Mrs. william X. Cooper presented
q paper on Some Nobel Prize
Winners" followed by . showing Of
news photographs by Mrs. George w.
Harris.
Guests were Mrs. Eugene Stevens.
Mrs. Thomas Robertson and Mrs.
Yount.
The Washington Chapter q the
Connecticut College for Womsn Alum.
nae Association will hold Q special
meeting tomorrow ct the home Of Miss
Edna Kelley, $500 California street,
In honor Of Miss Kathryn Moss, secre-
tary. .,
Miss Moss will speak on current af-
fairs at the college. She will give q
brief survey Of the activities Of the
other chapters and will help in the
formation Of new plans for the WASH
ington Chapter. She will spend the
week end with Mrs. Jessie Martin,
president. ...'.
The Philo- Classics Club met at the
home of Mrs. G. L. Peckham, 3177
Eighteenth street. Miss Julia Mac
milan led a discussion of communism
and the red rider" The club con-
tinued the reading Of Romeo and
Juliet"
Mrs. J. BuynitEky was . guest.
Business Wemen's Council meeting
III the chapel Of the Covenant-First
Church, Tuesday evening. DR.. L. W.
C3lasebrook will conduct the deyo.
tional service at 6:45. At 3 Mrs.
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