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Civic and Study Clubs.

Ciuie and Study Clubs.
District Of Columbia Federation of
Women's Clubs. Monday, 1920
am, 2400 Sixteenth street NV.
Election Of delegates for General
Federation meeting. Card party, 2
pm, Mrs. Lloyd Biddle, president,
presiding.
Women's City Club Meetings at
clubhouse, 1856 Jackson place NV.
Membership tea, today, 4.30 pm;
music by City Club trio. Mrs. Mary
liant Couch music chairman.
Hostesses. Mrs. Gladys Ball Middle
miss, Mrs. Thomas A. Sherman.
Monday. 1880 pm, bridge. Mrs.
William McSparren. hostess: 7 pm,
French class. Tuesday. II am,
French class, followed by luncheon:
5 pm. book hour. Miss Abby
Sutherland, speaker; 7:30 pm,
bridge. Mrs. Raymond Keller. host
ess. Wednesday. pm, business
meeting, Mrs. Middemiss presid-
ing. Thursday, pm, French class.
Voteless District of Columbia League
of Women Voters. Department Of
Child Welfare. Monday. 1915, Y.
w. c. A. Speaker. Miss Helen
Hazeltine of the United States Chill
dren's Bureau, Present Trends in
Detention Practice" Mrs. R. Cor
don Wagenet. chairman. Depart
ment of Government and Educa-
ton, Tuesday, 1870 pm, with
Mrs. William Savin, chairman, 1922
Vea7ey street NV. Speaker, Mrs.
Elton r. Shaw, The School Situ-
alton as reported by the Press"
Discussion of Points Of Observa-
tion for a Lay Group Visiting
Schools" Department Of Govern
ment and Foreign Policy, Section /,
Wednesday, 2 pm, with Mrs. M. o.
Lorenz, 3510 Porter street NV.
Speakers, Mrs. harrington Carpen-
ter, Mrs. C. l. Wheat. Activities of
the League Of Nations; Mrs. Lowell
Leek, World Court; Mrs. c. B.
Mathis, report on bills introduced
in Congress relating to foreign
policy. Section 2, Thursday, 8 pm,
with Mrs. M. o. Lorenz. Speakers,
Miss Irene Faurote, Mrs. F. c.
Finch, Miss Ruth Dawson, "Organi-
zation and Activities of the League
of Nations"
Twentieth Century Club. Literature
Section, Monday, 8 pm, Y. w. c.
A. Book reviews, Mrs James Doran,
Hath Not the Potter" by Maxence
van der Meersch; Mrs. William
Maxon, "Pepita," by v. sackville
West; Mrs. William Hurd Hill,
Katrina" by Sally salminen: Mrs.
A. Kent Balls, Wind from the
Mountains" by Trygve Gulbranson.
Regular club meeting, Thursday, II
am, Y. w. c. A. Speaker. DR..
Arthur c. Christie, Health In
surance."
Delphian Society. Columbia Chapter,
Thursday, 10 am, Woodward g.
Lothrop's. Subject, "The Rise and
Development Of Business Civili-
zation. Mrs. Wilson B. Nairn,
leader.
Delphian Society-Iota Delta
Chapter meets Thursday, 1890
pm, Georgetown Library, Mrs.
r. Lee Spire, leader. Subject,
"The Renaissance in Italy" Re-
sumo by the president, Mrs. H. H.
Hurlbert. Topics for report, Mrs.
William Hills, Mrs. Harold Mach
Ian, Mrs. Carl Smith, Mrs. Earl
Spencer. Preparatory discussion.
Community Clubs.
Takoma Park Women's Club, Tues
day. 8 pm, Town Hall. Speaker,
Clarence A. Phillips, Spain, When
Spain Was SPAIN" Members may
bring their husbands Is guests. A
cabaret supper will follow the meet
ing. Numbers by Janet Coon, pu-
pill Of Marie Bozievich; Club Choral
Group, Miss Estelle Gates, soloist.
Hostesses, Mrs. w. l. Holt, chair
man; Mrs. George A. Cook, Mrs.
Harry I. Houston, Mrs. William L.
Ransom, Mrs. Andrick Pratt, Mrs.
M. r. Cooper. Mrs. Harry Axtel.
Mrs. Joseph Ball, Mrs. Arthur P.
Harrison, Mrs. G. L. Snyder. Mrs
J. r. Scott, Mrs. H. M. Smythe, Mrs.
w. ]. schutrumpf, Mrs. David j.
Price. Mrs Louis Regiembal; Mrs.
Walter p. Harman, president, pre-
siding. Government study depart
meut, Thufsdays ! pm, With Mn.