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Community Clubs.

Community Clubs.
Park View Woman's Club-Bridge
Section, Tuesday. 1890 pm, Con-
gressional Country Club Art Sec
ton, Thursday, pm, at 4244 Con-
necticut avenue NV
Civic and Study Clubs.
Delphian Society. Iota Phi Delta
Chapter, Thursday, 1890 am,
Georgetown Library. Subject. "Ital-
ian Literature of the Late Renais-
sance." Leader, Mrs. Harold Mach
Ian. Resume by the president, Mrs
H. H. Hurlbirt. Preparatory dis
cussion by chapter members
Delphian Society, Columbia Chapter,
Thursday. 10 am, Woodward &
Lothrop's Tea Room Subject, 1.-THE
World War and It's Effect Upon
Britain" Leader, Mrs. Arthur
Scharfeld. Speakers, Mrs J. r. Van
Fossen, Mrs. H. B. Linton. Mrs. s.
c. Tupman, Mrs. Wilson B. Nairn,
Mrs. c. D. Gibbons, Mrs. j. H. Del
linger, Mrs. A. R. Horn, Mrs. Roy
Clyde Miller, Mrs. George M. Nor
ris, Mrs. Arthur Fowle. Mrs. L. F.
Bradley and Mrs. F. E. Weick
Delphian Society. joint lunch meeting
of Washington and Arlington
County Chapters, Saturday, 1870
pm. Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club
The Woman's Club OF Chevy Chase
Joint meeting, art section. evening
section. German section and Junior
Club. Tuesday, 8 pm. with Mrs.
Oscar B. Hunter, East Bradley
lane, Md. Speaker, DR.. Ludwig
Waagen of Munich Subject,
"Duerer and Hhis Contemporaries.
Illustrated with lantern slides. In
English. Monthly club meeting,
Wednesday, 1915, Presbyterian
Church. Annual meeting. with in
stallation of officers. Soloist, Mrs.
Florence S. Sindell. Hostess, Mrs
j. w. Gravely. Guest cards may be
obtained from Mrs. Alton p Tisdel.
Nature section Thursday, 9 am,
Chevy Chase Circle. Trip to WASH
ington Monument, State Park, on
South Mountain, near Boonesboro,
Md. Art section, Thursday, pm.
Visit at the Corcoran Gallery of Art
to see the Swedish tercentenary
exhibition Of art. DR.. Gustav
Munthe, director of the museum at
Gothenburg, will give gallery talk.
Takoma Park Women's Club-Garden
department, Monday, IL am, with
Mrs. John N. Quinn, 307 Elm ave-
nue., Takoma Park. Speaker. DR..
E. c. Powell, Varieties and Culture
of Narcissus." Assistant hostesses,
Mrs. Guy Goodman, Mrs. M. T.
Himmelwright. Mrs. L. M. Spray,
Mrs. Alfred Hardesty, Mrs. G. F.
Wisner Mrs T. c. Brooks Home
makers section, Thursday, 1890
pm, Takoma Library, for picinc at
the Miller cabin in Rock Greek Park.
Mrs. H. E. Ewing, chairman of the
Luncheon Committee. Mrs. Guy
Goodman, department chairman.
Executive Board, Friday, pm, with
Mrs. Frederick A. Johnston, 232
Maple avenue NV. Mrs. Walter P.
Harman, president, will preside. As
sistant hostesses, Mrs. r. D. Rands,
Mrs. G. F. Wisner and Mrs. j. B.
Mertie.
Petworth Woman's Club-Education
section, Monday, pm, with Mrs.
F. B. lie Fever. $3.50 Walbridge place
NV. Subject, "Our Universities
and their Campus Life" Assistant
hostesses, Mrs. Oscar Nelson, Mrs.
Lydia Widmayer. Philanthropic Sec
tion, annual picnic Tuesday, 1890
pm, in Blair Park, Georgia avenue.
Home section, Friday, / pm, with
Mrs. A. M. Abbott, 5000 Eighth
street NV. Speaker, Miss Mary
Twitchell, Lighting in the Home"
Civic and Study Clubs.
Voteless League of Women Voters, De-
partment Of Legal Status of Women.
Annual open meeting, Monday,
1890 pm. Y. w. C. A. Subject,
What to Do About Women Offend
ers." Speaker, DR.. Mary B. Harris,
superintendent. Federal Industrial
institution for Women, Anderson. w.
Va. Benefit performances of "One
Third of a Nation" by the Civic
Theater Group at Wardman Park
Theater, Monday and Tuesday eve
nings. Mrs. Gardiner Jackson in
charge Of tickets. Foreign Policy
Group, Wednesday, pm, with Mrs.
M. O. Lorenz, $50 Portert street
NV. Discussion Of contribution by
4.