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n NATIONAL PARKS" will
~ be the subject Of an II.
4 = lustrated lecture BY Ear

~ be the subject Of -. an III, Il,
A. Trager, chief, naturalist division,
National Park Service, at the Amer
ican Association of University Wom-
en- club house tomorrow afternoon,
following tea. He will show natural
colored movies.
There will be . lecture by DR..
Magda de Spur, vice president Of the
Hungary Association Of University
Women, Saturday and q program pay
ing tribute to Alexander Pushkin Sun
day evening at which the Russian
Ambassador and Mime. Troyanovsky
will be guests The Ambassador will
speak on "Pushkin and His Place in
Literature"
at q luncheon Saturday at ! pm.
sponsored by the International Rela-
tions Committee After the luncheon
she will give an illustrated lecture in
the lounge on 1.-THE New States and
Their Women: Germany, Italy, Po-
land and Turkey
Club members will join with stu
dents and poetry lovers all over the
world in paying tribute to Pushkin,
famous poet. Sunday evening at 9
O'Clock. Besides the talk by the Rus
sian Ambassador, there will be read
ings from the English versions Of
Pushkin poems 'The Tuesday Eve
ming Music Club" under direction Of
Florence Howard, will give few ex-
cerpts from operas by Tschaikowsky
and Rimsky- -Korsakov. based on works
Of the poet.
The Players will produce the Flight
OF Helen" before the Eastern Star
group tomorrow afternoon and will
not have their regular monthly meet
ing. The play will be directed by
Miss Jeanette Rudellat. Miss Alice
A. Jewell Is directing 'The Maker OF
Dreams" to be given at the Cleveland
Heights Club February 16.
The international relations study
group will discuss the domestic pol
itics of England and France and their
effect on foreign policies tomorrow
evening. Mrs. Carlson will present
the study of England and Mrs. F. F.
Hill and Mrs. Donald jackson will
present the one on France.
The drama study group will meet
Wednesday at IL am. Miss Cornelia
Whitney will discuss Calderon and his
time.
The Martha MacLear poetry group
will meet Thursday at IL am. to dis
cuss modern German poetry. Mrs.
Paul Kirby will discuss the works Of
Detlov Won Liliencron, Gustave Fake,
Otto Julius Bierbaum and Carl Busse.
Dr. Carrie Weaver will read some Of
the works of Arno Holz, Henckel and
Jacobowski.
The beginners contract bridge
group will meet in the college room
Friday evening. The duplicate con-
tract bridge group will meet In the
lounge at the same time.
Miss F1oreine Hurley will be host
ess at the Junior group dance Satur-
day evening.
The presentation of the legislative
program to be submitted at the ma
tional convention In March will begin
at 3 O'Clock February instead Of
H:45 O'Clock, as originally planned.
The Woman's Guild Of American
Univerdty-"An American Doctors
Odyssey" by Victor Heiser, will be re-
viewed by Miss 1rma link, librarian
at the University tomorrow at IL am.
at the home of Mrs. H. w. Kitmiller,
1901 Connecticut avenue.
The book review group win meet
February 16 at II am. In the women's
residence hall on the campus, Massa-
chusetts and Nebraska avenues.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club Of All Souls Unitarian
Church held dinner meeting Janu-
ary 81 in the church dining room.
An address was given by Day Tuttle,
director of the Washington Civic
Theater, on New Trends in the
American Theater"
The Ways and Means Committee Is
planning two entertainment features.
In the afternoon of February az a
Colonial party will be held in the
church halls. Cards and games will
be the chief feature In the evening
Of March IL "A Pageant of the Ma
tions" will be presented in Pierce Hall.
The Sunshine and Community
Society will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Edward Stevens, 1906 Varnum street,
tomorrow. Mrs. Eugene E. Thompson,
president, will preside. Mrs. Lloyd w.
Biddle, president Of the District Of
Columbia Federation of Woman's
Clubs, will be guest Of honor and
speaker.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. D.
Fulton Harris, Mrs. BENJAMIN Emer-
son, Mrs. w. H. Fellows, Mrs. Harry
@. James, Mrs. Elizabeth Keery, Mrs.
Robert McCally, Mrs. T. w. Stanton,
Mrs. Inez Shelton Tyler and Mrs.
Lawrence E. Voorhees,.
Mrs. Esther M. Bair Of 1880 Holly
street entertained the executive for
luncheon Wednesday.
Mrs. Frederic Newburgh, chairman
Of Ways and Means, entertained her
committee 1t luncheon at Woodward
q Lothrop's Friday.
The society is planning tea Febru-
ary II at the Y. w. c. A. on z street
for the benefit Of the clothes conserva-
ton assistants.
The Child Study Club will meet
Tuesday at 8 pm. at the home Of Mrs.
w. w. Moore. 3106 Chain Bridge road.
Mrs. Francis Troy Northcross, director
Of the Washington Herald Home Max
ing Department, will speak on Home
making" There will also be q talk by
Mrs. Agnes Thrasher, registered nurse.
She will give an educational talk on
milk and Milk Products"
Women Of the community are in
Vited to attend. Reservations by post
card should be made to Mrs. Moore II
possible. Bring questions and pencil
and paper for notes.
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