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Live Alore and Like It," by Marjorie
Hills, on Thursday at 2 o'clock at the
book review section meeting.
DR.. Edwin c. Barnes will resume
his lectures on "Milestones in Ameri-
can Music" Friday at 4:45 pm.
The Soroptimist Club installation
banquet last night was addressed by
George A. Benson, correspondent;
Dwight T. Scott, Mrs. Adelaide Hib-
bard of the National Academy Of Stage
Training, and two readers, Miss Mar
garet NJ Mccarthy and Miss Betty
Waldron.
Music was by Mrs Charlotte
La Fond, contralto; Earl Nails. tenor !:
Watson Ahlenfeld. bass, and Leon
Brusiloff and his orchestra.
Rev. Raymond J. Wolven, canon
at the Washington Cathedral, offered
the invocation.
The Washington Chapter Of the
National Park Seminary Alumnae will
meet tomorrow, 2:30 o'clock. with
Mrs. Henry S. Merrick Of the West
chester Apartments. Mrs. Merrick
will be assisted by Mrs. A. M. Fer
guson, Mrs. J. S. Dawson and Mrs. w.
E. Springer.
The VoteIess District Of Columbia
League Of Women Voters department
of child welfare, OF which Mrs. r. G.
| ie ,l, 1xin ho
tanned at tea at the National Train
ing School for Girls tomorrow. A
subcommittee Of the department Is
making case studies of juvenile delin-
quents. The meetings of the depart
ment will be held hereafter on first
and third Mondays Of each month.
Mrs. Edward Chapin's department
of education will meet at the Women.s
City Club, Wednesday, at 1915. Re-
ports will be made by Mrs. Earl Smith
on plans Of the Board of Education
for Improvements in the Washington
public schools, by Mrs. Allen Moore
on the pupil-teacher ratio in the
Washington schools, by Mrs. Floyd
WEIGH on proposed bills affecting the
status of Washington public school
teachers, and by Miss Martha Stewart
on suggested changes In the Public
Library hours.
The Housing Subcommittee, OF
which Mrs. Alexander Halves is chair
man, will hold a luncheon meeting at
Wesley Hall Tuesday. The committee
is making a study Of the testimony
Of housing experts given at hearings
on the Wagner bill. Members will
report on aspects OF low-cost housing
including reports on demonstration
projects, rent subsidies, limited divi-
dend housing projects, cooperative
housing groups and the financing OF
housing undertakings.
The Washington Section Of the Ma
tional Council Of Jewish Women will
give a tea and receive an interna-
tional broadcast at $50 pm. Monday
in the Jewish Community Center. The
event is in honor of the seventy ninth
birthday Of Mrs. Hannah G. Solomon
Of Chicago, founder of the council. and
will be the forty-third birthday of the
local group.
Mrs. Louis Gutenberg, president, will
preside. Opening prayer will be by
Mrs. Leonard B. ScloSS, and congratu-
lationS will be extended by Mrs. Alex
ander Wolf. The broadcast on WMAL
at 4:30 will include international mes
sages from prominent women of II
| countries.
The council is sponsoring a preview
of the Civic Theater's production of
Sinclair Lewis 1T Can't Happen Here
January 19 at Wardman Park Theater
The council chairmen in charge are
Mrs. Isidore Kahn, Mrs. David Davis
and Mrs. Morris Gewirz.
Study groups for January are an
nounced as follows:
January 6, IL am, music apprecia-
ton group, vestry rooms Of the Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation. Mrs.
Morris Cafritz, chairman; Nathan
Weinberg. lecturer; 8. noon, luncheon
and bridge. Fairfax Hotel, benefit
philanthropic fund Of the council,
Mrs. Philip Diamond, chairman; l8,
1890 pm, luncheon. Harvey's, con-
! temporary Jewish affairs, Mrs. Law
renee Koenigsberger, chairman; 20. ii
am, music group, w. H. c. vestry
rooms, Mrs Morris Cafritz, chairman,
and Nathan Weinberg, lecturer; rs.
2:30, book review group, in home OF
Mrs. Harry Roller, Sholom Asch's
War Goes On" to be reviewed, Mrs.
Joel Wolfsohn. chairman: 26. 8:15. at
the Hebrew. Home for the Aged, the
Mothers Club will hear DR.. Eugenia
S. Cameron of Johns Hopkins Hospital
speak on Healthy Attitudes Toward
HEALTH" Mrs. William Chase, chair
man.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
Membership Committee will meet at
II am. Tuesday with the chairman,
Mrs. John H. Ray, 1929 Reno road
The arts section will meet at 2 pm
Tuesday with Mrs. Richard Clinton
Dyer, 3616 Rittenhouse street. Mrs
r. K. Bailey will talk on THE Art OF
the Pueblo Indian" and there will
be an exhibition of Indian art. The
Executive Board will meet at Colum-
bia Country Club at 1890 Wednes-
day.
The nature section will meet Thurs
day at 2 pm with Mrs. Frederick M
Kerby, ia Hesketh street. Leo K
Couch of the United States Biological
Survey will speak on "Naturalizing
Our Forests
The literature section will meet Fri
day at 2 in the chapel of Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. F. F
Espenschied will conduct the program
Three Modern Dramatists," and will
speak on Eugene O'Neil, Winner OF
the Nobel Prize" "Ah, Wilderness,
will be read by Mrs. Leslie c. Frank
Mrs. Daniel S. Murph, Mrs. Robert
M. Barnett, Mrs. William L. Fulton
Mrs. James S. Pierce and Miss Edith
| Gargiulo. Noel Coward, the Man
snd His Latest Plays" will be discussed
by Mrs. Harry Fillmore Lowe and Mrs
Henry c. Fuller will review Maxwell
Anderson's THE Wingless Victory