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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
WAKE UP YOUR LINER RlLE:
Witheut Calomel - And You'll Jump 0u
 of Bed Full of Vim and Vigor.

Your liver should pour out two pints of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing freely. TOUT food doesn't digest. II just decays in the bowels, Gas bloats up your stomach, Yop get constipated. Your whole system is poisoned and you feel sour, sunk and the world looks punk.
 A mere bowel movement doesn't get at the cause. It takes those famous Carter's lit@e Liver Pills to get these t~o pints of lilo flowing freely and make you feel up and up". Harmless, gentle, yet amazing in making bile flow freely. Look for the name Carters Little Liver Pills on the red pack age. Refuse anything else. Price 25e.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
legislators to Sneak.

Representa- tive Joe Starnes Of Ala.
bama and Representative Bruce Bar
tor, OF New York will be the speakers
at the meeting o: the League of
Republican Women tomorrow at 2::30
pm. at the MayfloWer Hotel. Repre-
sentative Starnes. who is a Democrat,
will explain his immigration bill.
which covers the points contained in
the bills introduced in the Senate by
Senator Reynolds. This proposal calls
for the registration of aliens. the
deportation of criminal aliens. tight
ening of immigration quotas and
other measures designed to protect
American labor.
The subject Of Representative Bar
tons address has not been announced,
as he is expected to speak Informally.
Other league events OF the week in
clude the usual open-house tea on
Wednesday and an address Friday at
ii am. by Ralph P. Ward, assistant
research technlcian for Republican
national headquarters.
Evening star., 1938-02-06

Nineteenth Century First Ladies. "
Bridge luncheon Saturday. 1880 pm
The Writers League will meet at
Thomson School Thursday. BIS pm.
The Rainbow Club will meet Monday
night with DR.. and Mrs. A. w.
Taylor, 42O Kentucky avenue Sc.
The Washington Alumnae Club
meets Tuesday. 8 pm, with Mrs.
Frederick D. Shelton, AL Hadfeld
lane NV.
Girls Friendly Society, Epiphany
Church. meets Monday, Sis, at
Epiphany Church. Speaker, Mrs.
Theodore Tiller. review of MY Coun-
try and My People," St. Paul's Rock
Creek branch, Monday night. Party
for new members.
The Irish History Club meets today,
pm, with Mrs. Nellie B. Kelser,
1900 Newton street NE. Members
Of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians
and the Ladies Auxiliary invited.
Curley Club. Meeting Thursday, 8:15.
Continental Hotel. Valentine party
and dance
Washington Unit of Women's Overseas
Service League. Meeting Tuesday,
6:15 PM, Highlands Apartment.
The Daughters Of the United States
Army. Meeting Monday. noon. Army
and Navy Club. Lunch at pm.
Mrs. Seth Cook in charge Of ar
rangements.
Democratic Women's National Council.
Tea today, pm. Mrs. H. A. Dod-
deridge. president, will entertain
members at her home, 1910 Kalo-
rama road NV.
District of Columbia Branch League
Of American Pen Women. Meeting
at the Grafton Hotel. Tea. today, 3 to
pm. Exhibition of Western land
scape by Mrs. Charles w. Davis. Fel-
lowship tea, Wednesday. 3 to 5:45
pm. Speaker, Representative John
S. McGroarty Of California. Hostess,
Mrs. Marion E. Hayn. Assistants,
Mrs. w. H. King, Mrs. R. c. Sheriff.,
Mrs. 1nez Sheldon Tyler, Mrs. P. c.
Whitney, Mrs. Ben johnson, Miss
Phronsie Marsh, Miss Alethea T. Al
derson. Mrs. A. E. James, Miss Hazel
Murray. Miss 1nez Kirby. Poetry
Work Shop, Wednesday, 5:45 to $50
pm, Mrs. Marion E. Hayn, vice
chairman. presiding.
Columbia Floral Circle. Monday. l
pm. with Mrs. Essie Atchison, 1879
Columbia road. NV.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
Hadassah Leader
To Be Speaker.

At the birthday meeting OF the
Washington Chapter of Hadassah on
February Is at the Mayflower Hotel
the guest speaker will be Mrs. Samuel
w. Halprin, former national president
OF Hadassah. the women's Zionist
organization of America.
Washington will be one of the
cities in the itinerary Of Mrs Halprin,
who has planned visits to Eastern,
Central and Southern States to speak
on political, social and economic con-
ditions in Palestine She has been a
resident OF Jerusalem since 1884, hav-
ing arrived in this country December
2l.
Before her departure from Pales-
tine Mrs. Halprin visited many Of the
agricultural settlements and trade
centers where 1900 children from
Germany and Poland have been
placed by the Youth Aliyah Commit
tee. Of which Miss Henrietta Sold
is the head and of which Hadassah
is the American agency. Mrs. Halprin
will describe how these children live.
what their reactions are to their new
land and their new form of living
after their experience In the anti
Semitic atmosphere of their native
countries.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
japanese Conflict
Will Be Discussed.

THE Sino-Japanese Conflict" will
be discussed tomorrow by Mrs. Walter
c. Lowdermilk, District president of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society.
before Delphians of Washington and
Virginia at a meeting at the Martha
Washington Seminary, 3640 Sixteenth
street NV.
Three-minute talks on topics taken
from the January Quarterly will be
given by the vice presidents of the
chapters: Mrs. H. r. Norton. National
Capital: Mrs. w. w. Spaid. Columbia;
Mrs. Glenn Rawley. George Washing
ton: Mrs. Harvey Zimmerman. Alpha
zeta; Mrs. Harold F. Machlan, Iota
Phi Delta; Mrs. Lawson A. Meyer,
Roosevelt: Mrs. T. r. Hall. Kappa Sig
ma; Mrs. c. l. Stanton, Arlington, and
Mrs. w. E. Miller, Oberlin.
Mrs. Myrtle u Hargrave of New
York, general director Of the Eastern
Federation Of Delphian Chapters, will
greet members and guests.
Tea will be poured by the presidents:
Mrs. Thomas F. Law. Mrs. Frank M.
Stuart, Mrs. George Lilly, Mrs. George
H. Milne. Mrs. Francis x. johnson,
Mrs. H. H. Hulbirt, Mrs. Ralph Teu-
mis-. Mrs. w. ]. Graham, Mrs. Ira N.
Gabrielson and Mrs Maurice I. Smith.
Assisting as hostesses will be Mrs.
Floyd B. Olcott. Mrs Walter Sanders,
Mrs. ]. H. Dellinger, Mrs. L. F. Brad
ley. Mrs. Carolyn Rask, Mrs. Robert
Howard, Mrs. r. G. Roark, Mrs. John
A. McAnemy, Mrs. Ernest 1ngle, Mrs.
Edwin A. Hasey, Mrs. Samuel B. HILL
Mrs. w. A. Shannon. Mrs. Ralph A.
Quick. Mrs. Calvin I. Kephart, Mrs
John Lane and Mrs. Herbert Barnes.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
University Women
To Award Prizes
In Poetry Contest.

Prizes will be awarded to the VIM
ners in the poetry contest conducted
by the American Association of Uni
versity Women at dinner at the club
house, 1884 I street NV. Wednesday
at Z pm. This contest, held annually
for the past six years, Is designed to
encourage poets among the UNDER
graduates in the local colleges. It is
sponsored by the Martha McLear
poetry group. of which Miss Ruth Eve
lyn Henderson is chairman.
Joseph Auslander, consultant in
English poetry at the Library of
Congress and one of the judges. will
be the speaker. He will be intro
Evening star., 1938-02-06

duced by Miss Anna Pearl Cooper,
chairman Of the Awards Committee.
Other honor guests will be Mrs.
Vachel Lindsey and Mrs. Horace Tor
bet, judges, and Mrs. Joseph Auslan-
der, Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell and
Courtland Baker.
Other club plans for the week in
clude program of madrigals, carols
and folk songs tomorrow at the
weekly tea by group Of singers
directed by Mrs. John Sylvester. The
singers are Miss Elizabeth Waters,
Miss Winifred T. Clark, Miss Elsie
R. Graham. Miss Mary L. Brice. Miss
Gladys Roberts, Levere Smith, George
Roth, Charles T. Hitler and George
F. Magdeburger. Mrs. Frank Edging-
ton will be the hostess at the tea.
Tomorrow night at Miss NJ. Alice
Matthews of the Carnegie Endow-
ment for International Peace will
speak at the meeting of the interna-
tional relations group. She has re-
Gently returned from a five-month So
journ in Europe and will give her i'm
pressions of Geneva. Paris and Rome.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
OFFICIAL is APPOINTED
AT OPPORTUNITY HOUSE
Mrs. g. e. Saint Named Execu.
tive Secretary at organi.
zation's Meeting.

Mrs. G. E. Saint, for many years
superintendent Of the West Ph,la.
delphia Hospital for Women and
Children. last night was appointed
executive secretary Of Opportunity
House at the monthly meeting Of the
organization.
The new secretary will be given
broad powers to coordinate the activ-
ltles OF Opportunity House First ana
! streets NV, 1t was announced.
letter from Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt was read at the meeting
in which she promised to accept an
invitation to visit the house In the
near future. Speakers at the meeting
included Arthur Clarendon Smith,
president of the Opportunity for
Service Club. and Mrs Helene MAhon,
The weekly luncheon Of the Oppor-
tunity for Service Club will be held
at 1890 pm. tomorrow at Oppor-
tunity House.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
G. A. r. Auxiliary
Ends Convention.

The Department Of the Potomac
Woman's Relief Corps. Auxiliary to
the g. A. r. closed It's forty-ninth
convention January ~ at the May
flower Hotel with the installation Of
ofncers preceded by a reception and
banquet in honor Of Mrs. Elizabeth l..
kothe, Parkersburg. Iowa. national
president, and DR.. Overton S. Mennet,
commander In chief, G. A. r.
ohhcers installed by the national
president, Mrs. Elizabeth Kothe, as
sisted by Mrs. Charlotte Cary, Depart
ment Of the Potomac, were: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Bertha B. Brown; senior
vice president. Mrs. Cordelia Pollard !;
Junior vice president. Mrs. Cleo B.
Usry: treasurer, Mrs. Mary e. Bowen;
chaplain, Mrs. Mary H. Wingate; ex-
ecutive board chairmen, Mrs. Myrtle
Burke, Mrs. Addie Hickman. Mrs.
Anna Horn, Mrs. Harriet LEIGH, Mrs.
Ida May Adams; delegate at large,
Mrs. Hattie Usry: delegate, Mrs. May
B. Taylor; alternate to delegate at
large. Mrs. Catherine Winkleman; al
ternate to delegate, Mrs. Florence L.
Devlin: secretary. Mrs. Della L.
OBrien: counselor, Mrs. M. Alice
Stne: inspector. Mrs. May P. Parker;
assistant inspector, Mrs. Charlotte
Cary; tnstituting and installing ofhcer
Mrs. Isabella Bontz: patriotic instruc-
tor, Mrs. Genevieve Craig, press cor
respondent, Miss Mary A. Howarth:
senior aide. Mrs Hattie Canada; as
slstant senior aide. Mrs. Charlotte
Cary; musician. Mrs. Addie w. Hick-
man; historian, Miss Jennie L. Hamil-
ton; department color bearer, Mrs.
Rosalie Mckee Shelton; director of
junior clubs, Miss Mary A. Howarth;
color bearers, Mrs. Margaret Brodt,
Miss Christiana Laurie, Miss Ruth
Scott. Mrs. Ora Bell Kramer; assistant
to patriotic instructor for a term of
three years, Mrs. Della L. O'Brien,
Mrs. Mary E. Bowen, Miss E. Helen
Temple.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
40 GROUPS T0PAY 7
LINCOLN TRIBUTE
Roosevelt Is Expected to
Speak Next Saturday
at Memorial.

President Roosevelt Il expected TO
be the guest speaker at the Abraham
Lincoln memorial exercises to be held
at the Lincoln Memorial at noon next
Saturday under auspices Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia Commandery Of the
Military Order Of the Loyal Legion Of
the United States.
Forty organizations will Law wreaths
at the Memorial statue on his birth.
day amid colorful ceremonies which
will include a concert by the United
States Marine Band and Q paradinx
OF colors by representatives Of the
Army. Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard. Among those to place wreaths
will be Maj w. r. Metz. Quarter.
master Reserve. representing the Re-
serve Oficers' Association Of ths
United States.
Invocation will be pronounced by
DR.. Thomas E. Green.
Flag Display Suggested.
As tribute to the great emanci.
pator on his birthday it has been re.
quested that business concerns display
the American nag.
Col. Lawrence C. Crawford, q. &
A., Is chairman Of the committee Ia
charge Of plans for the celebration.
Other committeeman are Capt. Chester
Wells, U. S. NJ; Col. Goodwin Ordway,
U. S. A.; Charles NJ Remey, Charles
c. Clark, jr.; Laurence v. Benet and
Oscar A. c. Oehmler.
National Defense Week. the period
from Lincoln's birthday, Saturday. to
Wasninston's birthday. February "a,
Will be observed by the Reserve on.
GERS Association.
More Adequate Defense Goal
The purpose Of this years obeerv.
ance, as announced by association
leaders, Is to call TO pubic attention
problems Of national defence and &C.
curity and to gain support for q more
adequate defense.
The 1913 members Of the association
IN the District are to take the lead
IN arranging for the weeks celebration,
with Maj. Joseph s. Crane, Maj. Eu.
gene r. Langley and 1t. David z.
McRae. all Quartermaster Reserves,
heading a special committee. Repre-.
sentatives Of the State and War De.
partments will be asked to participate
in radio programs during the week, it
was said.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
Future Meetings of Woman's Clubs Announced

Committee. 8 pm: speaker, Miss NJ.
Alice Matthews. Tuesday. 8 pm.
travel talk. Romantic Germany"
speaker. J. G. Bucher. Wednesday.
social studies group. II am Poetry
group dinner honoring prize WIN
ners in annual contest at pm
Thursday morning book review. ii
am; speaker. Miss Elizabeth Duvall.
Art appreciation group. 7 pm.
Saturday. Valentine dance. 9.pm.
Delphian Society, George Washing
ton group. Wednesday. 10 am,
Georgetown Library. Leader, Mrs.
William Liddle; Mrs. George Lilly
presiding. Topics covered by Mrs.
w. L. Evans, Mrs Carolyn Rask,
Mrs. G. P. Rawley, Mrs. Harry
Smith, Mrs. John K. Freiot. Topic
assignments, Mrs. w. r. Evans.
Business and Professional Clubs.
Business Women's Council meets
Tuesday. Gas pm. chapel of the
Covenant-Ffrst Presbyterian Church.
Devotional service conducted by the
Rev. H. w. Snyder. Speaker at 8
pm, Miss Eta Mai Russell Of the
Juvenile Court, Prevention Of De-
linquency"
Miscellaneous Clubs.
League of Republican Women-Meet-
ing, Monday, 2:30 pm. Mayf1ower
Hotel. Speakers: Representative
Joe Starnes on The immigration
Bill" also Representative Bruce Bar
ton, subject not announced. Open
house tea at clubhouse, 1901 Seven
teenth street NV, in charge of En-
tertainment Committee, Mrs. Wal
lace White, chairman; Mrs. Charles
M. Lea, vice chairman. Political
discussion Friday II am. at league
clubhouse. Speaker, Ralph P. Ward.
The Kenilworth Ladies Guild meets
Wednesday, 1880 pm, with Mrs.
John H. Burke. 1912 Olive street
NE. Assistant hostess, Mrs. R. L.
Keeler.
Woman's National Democratic Club
Meeting at clubhouse, 1926 New
Hampshire avenue NV. Luncheon
Monday, 1890 pm. Speaker, Repre-
sentative Robert Allen, Current
Problems in Government and Out"
Dinner meeting Thursday, 7:30 pm.
Speaker, Senator Claude Pepper.
Education Committee, Thursday, II
am. Speaker. Mrs. o. w. McNeese,
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class, II am, followed by lunch
con; current events. pm, speak
er. Earl Goodwin bridge, 7:30 pm,
Mrs. R. H. Keller. hostess; Board of
Directors meeting. pm. Mrs.
Gladys B. Middlemiss presiding.
Wednesday, ii am. rhythmic dane
ing. Mrs. H. A. Bates, instructor:
8 pm. historic fantasy, Adventure
at Mount Vernon" Thursday,
pm. short story writing. Mrs. G.
LIE Lacheur, instructor. also, 5 pm,
French, Nine. F. Garzia. instruc-
tor. Friday. pm. public speak
ing. Mrs. Sylvia Ziskind, instructor;
8p.m, civic meeting speaker, Capt.
Rhoda Millikin.
Petworth Women's Club.-Parlia-
mentary law group, Monday, 7 pm,
Petworth School. Speaker, Mrs. A.
c. Watkins. Group chairman. Mrs.
Karl Maholm. Regular club busi-
ness meeting. Monday, pm, in
the school. Speaker. Mrs. Georgia
Bell of Chicago. international Re-
lations." Members Of the art Sec
ton hostesses; Mrs. r. K. Bailey,
chairman. Hospitality section, We'd
nesday. 1:30 pm, win Mrs J. w.
Roth, Alt Fourth street NV.
Collegiate Clubs.
Alumnae Associa ton of the Women's S
College of the University of North
Carolina meets Thursday, 8 pm,
the American Association of Uni
versity Women's clubhouse. 1884
street NV. Speaker, Miss Erlene
White.
University of Nebraska Alumni Asso-
citation meets Tuesday, 6:45, Co.'S
mos Club. Charter Day dinner.
Speaker. Miss Marie Sandoz, au-
thor of "Old Jules" Illustrated
talk on Europe by w. Ridgely Chap.
line. Reservations may be made
with Miss Alice Anderson, District
$3.50, branch 2542.
George Washington University Faculty
Women's Club meets Friday. 2:30
pm, Columbian House. Twenty first
and>G streets NV. Speaker. Capt.
Rhoda Millikin, "The Women's
Bureau" Tea, with assisting host
esses, Miss Anna Pearl Cooper, Miss
Ruth Atwell, Mrs. George H. Cox,
Mrs. Orton w. Boyd, Mrs. William
c. Mitchell and Mrs. Arthur B.
Mclean.
Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae meets
Thursday, 8 pm, with Mrs. j. E.
Saugstad, 2021 Massachusetts ave.
nue. NV. Musical program Speaker,
Miss Ethel Riley, on Present Day
Italy" Assistant hostess, Miss
Riley.
Washington Wellesley Club meets
Monday. pm, with Miss Sybil
Baker, 3100 Newark street NV.
Speakers. Miss A. Patricia Morse
of the Board of Public Welfare and
Mrs Josephine Prescott Of the
Public Health Nursing Service. Mrs.
Frederick United and 20 decade
group, assisting hoetesses.
Civic and Study Clubs.
Political Study Club. Executive Board,
Monday IL am, Maydower Hotel.
Mrs. Edgar Briant Merritt presiding.
American Association Of University
Women.-Meetings at the club
house. 1884 street NV, Monday.
creative writing group. 2:45 pm.
Speaker, Frances Huntington Car
penter. Club tea. 4 pm: Madrigal
Singers directed by MYs. John
Sylvester. International Relatioul
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OAR. Holds
Luncheon
Tuesday
Junior Assembly
augurated
At Tea Dance.
>HE State Magazine Committee
Of the D. A. r. will have lunch.
con at the Highlands on Tues

THE State Magazine Committee
Of the D. A. r. will have lunch.
con at the Highlands on Tues
L day. Among the guests will be
Mrs. Henry M. Robert, jr., treasurer
general; Mrs. Frances Parkinson
Keyes, editor Of the National His
torical Magazine; Mrs. Arthur Van-
denberg. Mrs. Ruth Montgomery, Miss
Jessie Arndt. Miss Jane Eads and Mrs.
Sterling Bockoven.
A junior assembly was inaugurated
In the ranks Of the Junior D. A. r.
and S. A. r. last week when a tea
dance was held at the May1lower
Hotel for the younger SET
Mrs. Lee r. Pennington. jr., ma
tional historian Of the c. A. r. and
State historian Of the D. A. r., will
be the guest Of honor at the luncheon
given by the senior group Of the 1t.
John Shaw Society, c. A. R., on Sat-
urday. Miss Katherine Rounds will
be the hostess at her home, 631o
Bechwood drive, Chevy Chase. Md.
Mrs. Henry H. Knipe will give an
informal talk on her Recent Visit
to Russia" at the meeting Of Dolly
Madison Chapter at the home of Mrs
Graham Magruder, 3OO2 Porter street
NV. Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, State
regent and candidate for vice presi-
dent general, will be the honor guest.
The candidacy of Mrs. Catherine
Birney Strong for State vice regent
was Endorsed by this chapter.
Monticello Chapter. at a recent
meeting, voted to send two children,
a boy and girl, for two-week vaca-
tion for each child this summer. The
regent, Mrs. Brown, presided. and vel
coined 81 guests Mrs. Haig. State
regent; Miss Chenowith, vice State
regent; Mrs. Harry Fulton and Mrs.
Steele.
The hostesses were Mrs. Sasnett,
Miss Middleton, Mrs. Ferd Schneider
and Mrs. Hansmann.
Col. James Mccall Chapte will
have Washington birthday party
Tuesday at the home Of Miss Catherine
Hill, vice regent, 221 B street NE.
Mrs. Flora B. Miller will assist Miss
Hill as hostess.
Mrs. Edward J. Ryan, State chair
man Of motion pictures, will be the
guest Of honor and will give talk on
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
Thomas Marshall Chapter will OBJ
serve is 25th anniversary with q
party on Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Edna Harris, 1901
Argonne place NV.
Mrs. Daniel c. Walser will entertain
Potomac Chapter at her home. 1e
East Bradley lane, Chevy Chase. Nd.
on February 8. Mrs. John Knox
Arnold will speak on the United States
Constitution. Mrs. Charles Carroll
Haig will be the guest of honor.
Livingston Manor Chapter on Thurs
day celebrated with a tea at tho
Thomas Circle Club State officers
received with the chapter officers and
past State regents, State chairmen,
regents. vice regents and delegates
Of the District Of Columbia were guests.
Among the guests were Mrs. Howard
L. Hodgkins, honorary vice president
general from the District of Columbia,
and Miss Helen Harman, past vice
president general from the District Of
Columbia. and the State regent, Mrs
Charles Carroll Haig.
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Community Clubs.

community (tu0S.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
Social Section. Monday. II M. with
Mrs. William D. Wermouth, 3737
Kanawha street NV. Drama Sec
ton. Monday, 8 pm. with Mrs.
Margaret B. Keyhoe, 9 East Wood
bine street. Chevy Chase, Md. Play
reading by Mrs. Edward l.. Smead,
assisted by Mr. and Mrs J. T..
Mcguire, Mrs. Margaret B. Keyhoe,
IA. Bishop. Frederick NJ Kerby and
Irving NJ. Day. Review of theater
magazines by Mrs. Harry F. Lowe.
Membership Committee. Tuesday,
1890 am, with Mrs John H. Ray,
1923 Reno road NV Art Section,
Tuesday, 2 pm, with Mrs. F. M.
Kerbey, ia Hesketh street, Chevy
Chase, Md. Modern Artists"
Speakers, Mrs. Robert Roudabush,
Mrs. Leon M. Davis, Mrs. B. H. Ben
nett, Mrs. L. S. Murphy, Mrs. D. E.
Thomas, Mrs. G. E. Dewson. Mrs. E..
P. Clark. Executive Board, Wednes-
day, 1890 pm. Columbia Country
Club. Nature Section, Thursday,
10 am, Chevy Chase Circle for trip
around District of Columbia bound
ary line.
Park View Woman's Club-Meets Tues
day, 8 pm, with Mrs. Thomas E.
Griffith, 446 Newton place NV.
Speaker, Miss Selma Borchardt,
"Trip to the Orient" Assisting
hostesses. Mrs. Glen Junscher. Mrs.
Leon Standish, Mrs. George Jones.
Miss Edith Shawn.
Takoma Park Women's Club-Art De-
partment, Thursday, 2 pm, Corco-
ran Gallery OF Art. jeremiah
O'Connor will conduct the group and
explain portraits of the signers Of the
Declaration Of Independence. Mrs.
Byron Coon, chairman. Duplicate
Bridge Section. Thursday, pm,
with Mrs. J. R. Spier, 321 Flower
avenue NV. Contract Bridge Sec
tion. Friday. pm, with Mrs. G. c,
Roe, 21l Willow avenue NV.
Voteless District of Columbia League
OF Women Voters-Department of
Government and legal status Of
women. Tuesday, trip to women's
division Of the District of Columbia
Workhouse at Lorton; for arrange
ments call Capt. Rhoda Milliken,
National 3400. Department Of for
elgn policy meets Wednesday, 8 pm,
with Mrs. M. o. Lorenz, 3510 Porter
street NV; report on conference on
the cause and cure of war by Dele
gates Mrs. George Maxwell and Mrs.
w. A. Slade.
Twentieth Century Club-Interna-
tlonal outlook section meets Nom
DAY. 2 pm. Y. w. c. A.: speaker,
the Ambassador from Spain, Senior
Don Fernando de los Rios, "The
Basic Causes Of the Conflict in
Spain; Mrs. w. F. Willoughby,
Mexican Experiences" Nature
section, Wednesday, 1890 pm.
l0l3 Pennsylvania avenue NV, for
bus trip to Dyke, Va. Civics edu-
cation section, Thursday, 1890
pm, Y. w. c. A.: speaker, Mrs.
Ellen s. Woodward, assistant ad-
ministrator. w. p. A.. Work Prof.
ects for Women"
Women's City Club meetings at the
clubhouse, 73e jackson place NV
Monday. bridge, 1880 pm. Mrs.
William McSparren, hostess; Span
ish. 2 pm. Mrs, Ruth Martinez,
instructor; French, 8 pm. Nine F,
Garcia, 1nstxuctos. Tuesday, French
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Insurance Women.

The Insurance Women's Club Of
Washington will meet for dinner and
business meeting at Sholls. 3O27
Fourteenth street NV, February H.
at o'clock. Ethel E. Gass. president.
will preside. The Educational Com
mittee has arranged for the showing
of films on Highway Safety" which
will be presented by Harrison Hath
away. After the meeting members
and their guests will 60 to the home
of Mrs. Helen Began, 402 Emerson
street NV, where a Valentine party
has been planned. with Mildred Gill
llngham as chairman OF the arrange
ments.
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Meeting Held.

Tent No. I. Daughters of Union
Veterans Of the Civil War, met Janu-
ary % at the home, 1922 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV. Mrs. Lizzie Bas-
sett, first vice president. presided.
Members will take part in the OBJ
servance Of Lincoln's Birthday an
nlversary. Mrs. Anne v. Hausman
was admitted to membership.
The next meeting will be held Feb
ruary II at 1922 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV.