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Evening star., 1939-12-10
Future Meetings of Women's Clubs Announced

lott; 8 pm, Chapter J, with Mrs.
w. Glenn Jones, 3l4l South Glebe
road, Arlington, Va. Original skit,
Mrs. Jones. Wednesday, pm,
luncheon meeting, with Mrs. w.
M. Buckles, 1865 Kennedy street
NV. Speaker, Mrs. H. E. Rat
cline, Home Decorating" Thurs
day, 1:30 pm, Chapter G, lunch
con meeting. with Mrs. Harry O.
Hine, 3404 Highland place NV.
Inspection, Mrs. F. F. Elliott.
Society Daughters of the American
Observation-Disclosures, 2 pm,
Army and Navy Chapter, at Army
and Navy Club. Speaker, Col. j.
r. D. Matheson; 8 pm, American
Chapter, Bellevue Hotel. Host
esses, Miss Nellie Theaker and
Miss Anna Hamilton Tuesday. 3
pm, Mary Washington Chapter
at Washington Club. 1910 Sew
enteenth street NV. Speaker. DR..
Jean Stephenson, "Genealogy";; 8
pm, Louisa Adams Chapter,
Christmas party, with Mrs. Grace
E. Strait, Argonne, 1929 Columbia
road NV; 8 pm, Col. James Nc
Call Chapter, with Miss Lucille
Toogood, 48O1 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV. Gifts for Ellis Island
box, D. A. R. schools and girl
homemakers' Christmas party To
be brought. Wednesday; Marcia
Burns Chapter, Christmas party
with Miss Ethel M. Martin, 1927
Thirtieth street NV. Thursday
8p.m., Thomas Marshall Chapter,
Christmas party, with Mrs. Otto
Hammerlund, 7725 Sixteenth
street NV. Gifts for children in
D. A. r. schools to be brought;
Historical Research Committee
dinner and illustrated lecture,
parish hall, st. Stephens Church,
Sixteenth and Newton streets NV.
Friday, 10 am, D. A. R. broad
cast, Station WMAL. Saturday,
$50 am, D. A. R. broadcast. Sta
ton WJSV. Speaker, Mrs. Henry
M. Robert, jr.; 2 pm, Thomas
Marshall Chapter, benefit card
party and cake sale at Thomas
Circle Club, 1926 Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Womens Association of the Univer-
salst National Memorial Church
Tuesday, 11:30 m, at the church
Luncheon, followed by business
and Christmas program. Speaker,
Miss Grace Lincoln Temple. MA
donna and Nativity Traditions"
Marietta College Club Of Washing
ton-Saturday, $50 pm, Y. w,
c. A.. dinner. Radio transcription
and annual election. Social chair
man, Mrs. Herbert H. Lawhorn,
5000 Georgia street, Chevy Chase,
Md.
Macon Alumnae - We'd
nesday, $50 pm, dinner meeting,
Women's City Club. Speaker, Mrs.
Donald Blaisdell, your Com
munity's Need for Your Special
Gift as a College Graduate"
Kappa Beta Pi-Monday evening,
Eta Alumnae Chapter, Christmas
party, with Mrs. Edwina Avery,
4701 Dalton street NV; Wednes-
day, 7:15 pm, at Dodge Hotel Hut,
anniversary dinner.
Woman's Democratic Club of Le-
land, Chevy Chase, Md-Thurs-
day evening, County Building,
Bethesda, Md.
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Miscellaneous Clubs

Arts Club of Washington-Today,
7 pm, chafing dish supper: 8:15
pm, recital: artists, Ethel G.
Pyne and Mabel Farrar Minis.
Tuesday, pm, dinner; $50 pm,
book reviews. Reviewers, Mrs.
Theodore Tiller and Mrs. H. Lyle
Campbell.
District Of Columbia League of
American Pen Women-Wednes-
day, 3 pm. to 8 pm, poetry tea;
8pm, Journalism and non-fiction
meeting. Friday, 8 pm, poetry
group meeting.
Woman's National Democratic Club
Tomorrow, 1890 pm, luncheon.
Speaker, Mrs Howell Moorhead,
international Cooperation Dur
ing War" Wednesday, 7:30 pm,
dinner. Speaker, DR.. Mary R.
Beard, feminine Determination
Of Feminine Destiny" Friday,
1880 am, lecture. Speaker, Mrs.
o. w. McNeese, What Shall We
Democrats Give Uncle Sam for
Christmas?" Saturday, 4:30 pm,
tea. Guest of honor, Mrs. Henry
A. Wallace.
Girls Friendly Society-Tomorrow,
6 pm, Epiphany branch supper;
7pm, classes. Thursday, 8 pm,
Senior Club at Epiphany parish
house, 1917 G street NV.
Chevy Chase Circle of the Florence
Crittendon Home Tomorrow,
luncheon meeting at home.
Greensboro College Alumnae Asso-
ciation-Saturday, 2 pm, Wash
ington Chapter luncheon and
Christmas party. Harrington Hotel.
Davenport College alumnae in
vited to make reservations.
Washington Colony of New England
Women-Thursday, pm, with
Mrs. Jessie H. Dunshee, 10l5 N
street NV.
Montgomery Club-Tuesday, 1:30
pm, with Mrs. William M.
Throckmorton, 62O2 Maple avenue,
Chevy Chase, Md. Christmas pro-
gram. Chairman, Mrs. George H.
Post.
Pro Bonata Club-Tomorrow, annual
Christmas party, with Mrs. Ennis
A. Almond, 3136 Date street,
Mount Rainier, Md.
Woman Auxiliary to the American
Institute of Mining and Metal
lurgical Engineers - Tuesday,
1880 am, meeting; 1890 PM,
luncheon at the Highlands.
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Women's City Club
To Collect Gifts

Gifts of books, pictures, games and
toys to be presented to the Indus
trial Home School on Wisconsin
avenue will be collected from MEM
bers of the Women's City Club at
the tea at the clubhouse this after
noon. The gifts are intended for
the permanent use of the home
rather than as personal gifts for
the children. Members of the Junior
Guild will be hostesses at the tea.
The program for the business and
professional section dinner Wednes-
day will include an address by the
Rev. Arthur P. Wilson Of the Co.
lumbia Heights Christian Church.
who will speak on Churches Of
Other Lands" Christmas music
also will be given.
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them an autographed copy Of her
book, Under the Red Cross Flag
at Home and Abroad" Honorary
degrees and citations Of foreign
governments Miss Boardman has
received also will be displayed.
Other material will include papers
Of historic value belonging to Mrs.
Frances Parkinson Keyes, 13 COM
missions and decorations for hui
manitarian services Of Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty and historical
papers of Virginia, loaned by Mrs.
S. H. Dykstra, with some original
letters OF Nine. Curie. Among items
from Mrs. Hurja's private collection
will be the original letter Of a sister
of Benjamin Franklin, written about
a month before the signing of the
Declaration of Independence. The
collections Of Mrs. Margaret Shell
bourne Elliott and Miss Fola La
Toilette also will be represented.
Business Women "Adopt"
81 Children for Party.
Santa Claus is making every effort
to bring 81 boys and girls Of Wash
ington exactly what they have re-
quested for Christmas at the party
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club will give tomorrow night.
Each Of the guests-children on pro-
baton to the Juvenile Court of the
District, with their brothers and
sisters-has been adopted" for the
evening by one or more members
Of the club.
1t is doubtful If the children are
looking forward to the evening with
more eagerness than their host
esses. One Of the club members
found she would be out of town
for the party, but, loath to give up
the pleasure, arranged for her
mother to be her proxy"
The party will be held at the
First Congregational Church. with
Judge Fay L. Bentley making the
necessary transportation arrange
ments. Mr.. and Mrs. Santa Claus
will be played by the honorary ma
tional president of the club, Miss
Earlene White. and Mrs. Florine
Gibson. Mrs. T. B. Thompson. the
church hostess. announces the wom-
en- of the church will provide ice
cream for each youngster.
Two A. A. u. w. Groups
Join for Program.
An interesting program Is plan
ned for tomorrow's tea at the A. A
U. w. clubhouse, with the Players
Group and the Educational Com
mittee joining forces. An exhibit Of
educational books and toys will be
featured, along with the presenta-
ton OF comedy, THE First White
Woman" directed by Miss Jacque-
line Pringle. Miss Ruby Nevins,
chairman Of the exhibit, will talk
on Guidance In Toy Selection
and Paul Kelly of the Play Center
on Toys for Children"
Items In the exhibit will include
homemade toys from the National
Child Research Center and Danish
toys designed by Kay Boysen.
A musical feature will be Christ
mas carols. sung by Mrs. Cloyd
Heck Marvin, accompanied by Rus
sell Mason.
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Club Plans
Christmas
Fantasy

Plans are being made for the pro-
duction Of an original fantasy, de-
picting Christmas in various coun-
tries, by the drama section Of the
Woman's Club of Bethesda at the
meeting of the club Tuesday at 2
pm. Guests from the State and
county federations will be present.
The fantasy, written by Mrs. w.
Ernest Offutt, drama chairman, will
consist of seven episodes. in which
Christmas carols of seven foreign
countries will be sung and several
native dances interpreted by the
Marion Chace dancers of Washing
ton. The narrator will be Miss
Nancy Kenna Of the King Smith
School. Singers who will appear on
the program are Miss Mary Blair,
Miss Ruth Anne johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Steven Stock, Mrs. D. K. Bal
lard, Mrs. William Medford and Miss
Maria Co1ey. Mrs. Dan I. Nc
Keithen has arranged the musical
program and will accompany the
singers.
A tableau Of the Nativity will be
presented at the conclusion OF the
program arranged by Mrs. p. w.
Phillips and Mrs. Leonard Nicholson.
Pages will receive q silver Offering
for Christmas work ut the end Of the
performance.
A business meeting and luncheon
will precede the program.
In the afternoon honor guests from
the Maryland Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs will be Mrs. Harry L.
Harcum. president; Mrs. Howard
Kahn, drama chairman, and Mrs.
G. Albert Kuper, music chairman.
From the Montgomery County Fed
Grafton the honor guests will be
Mrs. B. Peyton Whalen, president;
Mrs. Harry Elkins, music chairman,
and Mrs. Frederick Coe, drama
chairman.
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Phi Delta Gamma
Rush Breakfast TODAY

Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Gam
ma, national sorority for graduate
women, will hold its annual rush
breakfast this morning at 1929 Con-
necticut avenue NV. Katherine
Asbury has charge of the arrange
ments. Tables will be decorated
with seasonal flowers and place
cards, and each guest will be seated
next to her sponsor.
After breakfast, the rushees will
be asked to identify themselves by
giving the name of their school and
describing their line of work and
hobbies.
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possesses sufficient force to carry out
weekly program from which most
women would shrink.
Commencing with her domestic
duties, Mrs. Gilchrist personally
does all work in the attractive house
at 1899 Thirtieth place NV, where
she and her husband make their
home.
A graduate of Cornell University,
where she majored in English and
psychology, Mrs. Gilchrist frankly
says she prefers to include in the
household budget things which she
considers more important than SER
wants, such as travel, books and as
sistance to others.
Although she taught for several
years before her marriage, she per-
sonally does not believe in combin-
ing marriage and a professional
career and now confines herself to
home and club interests.
"Housework isn't so hard" she
explained, referring to her inter-
viewers surprise at the information
that she cooked, cleaned and did
the household laundry unaided. 1T
is merely a matter Of getting down
and doing it,
Definitely . Modern
Housekeeper.
Mrs. Gilchrist Is a definitely mod
ern housekeeper, utilizing all the
first aids" found in electrical equip
ment and she declares that house.
hold laundry is no work at all and
that plenty Of time is found to read
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Speaker, Mrs. N. H. Darton on
her trip to Europe.
Hollins College Alumnae Associa-
tion-Tomorro night, with Miss
Harriet Ann Jackson, 3207 Nine
teenth street NV. Speaker. Miss
Isabel Du Bois, Some Recent
Books"
Beta Sigma Phi-Tomorrow, pm,
Lambda Chapter at Lee House.
Thursday. 8 pm, Delta Chapter,
2460 Sixteenth street NV; s pm,
Eta Chapter meeting for Christ
mas party.
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club
Thursday night, dinner, at Nor
mandie Farm. Hostesses, Mrs. J.
E. Saugstad and Mrs. Lytton Boyle.
Hadassah-Tomorrow, 2 pm, at
Jewish Community Center. In
stitute speaker, DR.. Peter Mar
shall. preservation Of Democ.
racy" Tuesday. 1890 pm, with
Mrs. N. M. Cohen. l7l6 Allison
street. joint membership and Cha
nukah celebration luncheon.
Speaker, Mrs. Arnold Coplan; vo-
cal selections by Sylvia Rosner.
Reservation chairmen. Mrs. Louis
Janof and Mrs. Maurice Eanet.
National Council Of Jewish Women
Tuesday. 10 m, at Jewish Com
munity Center, Council Institute
registration and meeting; speaker,
DR.. Baruch Braunstein, Adult
Jewish Education as a Need Of
American Jewish Women Today;
1890 pm. luncheon. Speaker,
Mrs. Lawrence Koenigsberger;
2:30 pm, speaker, DR.. Braun
stein, Jews in Many Lands"
Honita Club-Tuesday, $50 pm,
with Mrs. 8. Horovitz, Eddystone
Apartments.
Zeta Beta Chi Sorority-Friday, 8
pm, at Thomas Circle Club, Del
ia, Gamma and Epilson Chap
ters' Christmas party.
Democratic Women's National Coun-
cil-Tomorrow, pm. Willard
Hotel, Christmas program.
Osteopathic Women's National As
sociation Auxiliary - Thursday,
business meeting. Iron Gate Inn,
1884 N street NV.
World Center for Women's Archives
"Wednesday, 4 pm. to 6 pm, at
A. A. U. w. Clubhouse, tea in
honor of Mrs. Mary r. Beard.
Beta Sigma Omicron, Washington
Alumnae Chapter-Tuesday. Z
pm, Kennedy Warren, founders
day banquet.
Woodbridge Book Club-Tuesday, 10
am, in the Woodbridge Branch
Library, panel discussion.
Phi Delta Gamma Sorority-Today,
at 1929 Connecticut avenue NV,
rush breakfast.
Washington League Of Women
Shoppers-Tomorrow, 2:3O pm,
Y. w. c. A., membership meet
ing. Speaker, William Roberts,
Unemployment Compensation,
Relief, Suffrage, ETC." Tuesday, 2
pm, with Mrs. Leon Henderson,
2121 Bancroft place NV. Speaker,
Saul Nelson, What Consumers
Can Do About Rising Prices"
P. E. o. rhood-Tomorrow,
pm, chapter luncheon, with Mrs.
C. c. Jacobsen, Kennedy Warren,
followed by Christmas program at
4801 Connecticut avenue NV;
8:15 pm, Chapter E, with Mrs.
S. L. Virginia, is williams lane,
Chevy Chase, Md. Speaker, Miss
Irene Richards, How to Relax"
Tuesday, pm, Chapter B, with
Mrs. G. L. Peckhams 3l77 Eight
zenith street NV. Speaker, Miss
Alice Hutchins Drake, Know Your
Capital City,; pm, Chapter D,
with Mrs. r. l.. Cobb, 1900 Iris
street. Inspection, Mrs. F. F. FL
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Community Clubs

Woman's Club of Chevy Chase. Md.
Tomorrow, $50 am. to 10 am,
physical education section. Folk
dancing group: 10 am, House
Committee meeting. Tuesday,
1O:3O am, international relations
section. Speaker, Franklin Roudy-
bush, argentina; pm, art
section. Dessert luncheon; lis
pm, Applied Education Commit
tee meeting; 2 pm, illustrated
talk, christmas in Art" Speaker,
Miss Louise Newell. Wednesday,
$50 am, Executive Board. Thurs
day, 2 pm, nature section. Speak
er, Mrs. c. L. Christie, Highway
to the Stars" Sun Valley motion
picture. Tea. Friday, 1890 PM,
know your county study group;
2 pm, literature section.
Park View Woman's Club-Tuesday,
8pm., with Mrs. Warren H. Wag-
fer, 77O8 Morningside drive NV.
Musical program. Artists, Miss
Phyllis Schwartz and Miss Violet
Boldogh.
Woman's Community Club of Ken
sington - Tomorrow, luncheon.
Honor guest, Mrs. Sadie Orr
Dunbar. "An Olde Christmas
Masque," presented by music de-
partment.
Takoma Park Women's Club-To-
morrow, 1890 pm, literature de-
partment, with Mrs. Norman Nc
Indoo, 1925 Blair road NV. Book
review by Mrs. M. G. Merrill.
Music by Mrs. I. L. Clark. Tues
day, 1890 pm, bridge with Mrs.
Dwight Avery, 127 Chestnut street.
Wednesday, 10 am. choral group
rehearsal, LOT Tulip avenue.
Thursday, 10:30 am, physical
education class, Town Hall: 1890
am, art and homemaker depart
ments, Takoma Park (Md0 Ii
brary, Christmas party. Friday,
1p.m., Executive Board, with Mrs.
c. 8. Howard, 1905 Emerson street
NV.
Woman's Club of Bethesda-Tues-
day morning business meeting,
followed by luncheon; 2 pm.,
drama section production Of orig
inal Christmas fantasy.
Junior Women's Club Of Chevy
Chase, Md-Tomorrow, . pm.
board meeting With Margaret
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Cathedral Alumnae

Mrs. Margaret Moorhouse Graham
and Miss Lucia Hollerith will be
hostesses to the Washington Chap
ter of the National Cathedral School
Alumnae Association tomorrow from
$50 to $50 pm. in the new alumnae
room recently presented by the
school. An hour before tea will be
devoted to dressing Christmas dolls
for children who may not otherwise
have q visit from Santa Claus.
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Young Artists to Play

Two young Washington artists, 13-
year-old Phyllis Schwartz, soprano
soloist and concert pianist, who has
played with the National Symphony
Orchestra, and 15-year-old Violet
Boldogh, Hungarian concert violinist,
will be presented In q program at
meeting of the Park View Woman's
Club. Tuesday, at 8 pm, at the home
of Mrs. Warren H. Wagner, 7708
Moruinghde drive NV.
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A Glimpse of Mrs. Dunbar
And Notes of Interest
From Weeks Calendar
Archives Tea, Christmas Party
And Exhibition of Toys
Among Coming Events
BY FRANCES LIDE,
Woman's Club Editor.

Sadie Dunbars professional reputation
domestic often surprising
10 her friends here.
Federation Clubs frequently
Oregon Tuberculosis Association
which
standing public services under her direction.
Portland they know Mrs Dunbar grand cook
prohibit time in the kitchen,
sampled her culinary achievements
highly satisfactory.
willing
special combining minced spaghetti
which Portland
Dunbars Special"
said and who don't for either
frequently particular
eonhn
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Civic and Study Clubs

Association of University
Women-Tomorrow, pm, clas-
sical letter writers; 4 pm, tea.
one-act play and exhibition Of
educational toys and Christmas
books, sponsored by Educational
Committee; 7:45 pm, applied art
group with Mrs. Harllee, 1883 La
mont street NV. Tuesday, 1915
pm, Legislation Committee lunch
con; 7:45 pm, Spanish night.
Wednesday, 10 am, consumer
problems study group; II am, So
cial welfare study group, Christ
mas luncheon; 1890 pm, Social
Studies Committee luncheon.
Christmas party. Thursday, II
am. book review. Reviewer, Mrs.
Helen T. Steinbarger. Luncheon:
7:30 pm, group studying life and
letters of John Marshall; 7:45
pm, art appreciation group. "The
Story Of Christmas In Painting"
talk and lantern slides by Miss
Louise L. Newell. Christmas sing
ing Friday, 7:45 pm. bridge.
Saturday, 8 pm. old-fashioned
group dance. Chairman, Miss
Laura Silsby.
District of Columbia League OF
Women Voters-Tuesday, l2:l5
pm. Y. w. C. A., economic welfare
department. Relief and housing
luncheon. Speaker. Mrs. Helen w.
Martin. Wednesday, 2 pm, for
eign policy department. Reports
on situation in India and Europe.
with Mrs. c. s. Duncan, 287l
Audubon terrace NV.
Twentieth Century Club-Wednes-
day. 10 am. to II m, surgical
dressing unit. Red Cross Chapter
House, 1870 E street NV: 10:30
am, nature section, meets at
Connecticut avenue entrance to
Zoo for walk. Thursday, 1890
pm, civics-educetion section at
Y. w. C. A. Speaker, DR.. Karl
w. Bigelow, Education In Democ-
racy." Reservations with Mrs.
L. H. Macomber, 1904 Livingston
street.
Womens City Club-Today, tea.
Hostesses, Junior Guild members.
Wednesday, business and profess
sional section dinner. Speaker, the
Rev. Arthur P. Wilson, Churches
Of Other Lands"
Capitol Hill History Club-Wednes-
day, at Highland Apartments.
Hostess, Mrs. Charles E. Ferguson.
Delphian Society, George Washing
ington Chapter-Wednesday, 10
am, at Georgetown Library.
Argyle Study Club-Tuesday, ! pm,
with Mrs. Henry Thurtell, 1877
Delafleld place NV.
Political Study Club-Saturday, 2:30
pm, at Washington Club. Speak
er, DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder.
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spaghetti and minced clam, topped
on with a sprinkling Of cracker
{ crumbs, the dish seems to owe its
1 perfection to the care with which
. 1t is made.
Boiling in Salt Water
First Step for Spaghetti.
5 In the preliminary steps, the
spaghetti is boiled in salt water, but
as each layer is placed In the pan
for baking later, a little more salt,
/ with pepper, is added. A we'll
creased baking pan Is very i'm
portant, she said. and small chips
: Of butter are generously added to
the ingredients.
. She uses canned minced clans,
: which are carefully drained. But
she saves the juice and just before
the mixture-layers of spaghetti and
layers of clam-is ready for the
oven, the juice is poured gently
down the sides of the baking pan.
But not too much" Mrs. Dun
bar cautioned. You want to be
careful not to use more than the
spaghetti can absorb"
On the other hand, If there is not
enough Juice, milk, or preferably
cream, can be added.
Her husbands friends used to
adore the dish, she confessed. And
"by request" she annually served it,
back in Portland to the Tuesday
Afternoon Club.
Newspaper women in Washington,
who were entertained at the fedora
ton headquarters last year, also en-
joyed the dish, Mrs. Dunbar having
personally prepared it for a large
number of guests.
Mrs. Dunbar admits she's proud
she can do anything in the kitchen. u
And that one Of the first things she
packed when she left Portland to
come to Washington was an apron.
She is also accomplished in needle
work and the needlepoint seats in
her dining room chairs are the re-
suit OF her own labor.
LXnlDlLS 10 fcdtuTc
Achievements Of Women.
A trio Of exhibits featuring ma
terial on the history and achieve
ments of women open in Washing
ton this week as a direct result Of
the work Of the Washington unit Of
the World Center for Women's Ar
chives.
That both the Library of Congress
and the National Archives have ar
ranged displays, opening tomorrow
is a plume in the caps Of the
women of the center who have
fostered the movement to preserve
material on women's contribution to
the history of America.
As an auxiliary exhibition the
Washington Unit of the center IL
planning to show number OF
papers and documents of women at
the tea 1t will give Wednesday in
honor of Dr. Mary Beard, founder
The tea will be held from 4 to 9
pm. at the clubhouse of the A. A.
y. w.
Mrs. Emil Hurja, president of the
Washington unit, announces the ex-
hibit her organization has ar
ranged will include contributions
from Miss Mabel Boardman, among
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Able, 3737 Huntington street NV.
Tuesday, Gas pm. to 8 pm,
sports section bowling at the
Hiser Theater. 1920 Wisconsin
avenue NV. Wednesday, 8 pm,
civics section with Anne Ashley.
5 West Melrose street, Chevy
Chase, Md. Thursday. 8 pm.
drama section presentation of
Rehearsal" by Christopher Nor
ley Preparation Christmas stock
ings.
Petworth Woman's Club-Tomor-
row, 7:45 pm, literature section
with Mrs. A. G. Dunn, 1910 Eighth
street NV, Christmas party.
Wednesday. 8 pm, hospitality
section. with Mrs. J. c. Harve-
straw. 1888 Upshur street NV,
Christmas party. Thursday. 10
am, Red Gross sewing group at
Petworth Branch Library. Friday.
home section, pm. with Mrs.
w. R. King, 7l2 Allison street
NV, Christmas party.
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Business, Professional Clubs

Home Economics Association Of the
District Of Columbia-Thursday,
$50 pm, at A. A,U. w. clubhouse
Speaker. Mary Haworth.
Business and Professional Women's
Club-Tomorrow, $50 pm, First
Congregational Church, Christmas
party.
Insurance Women's Club of Wash
ington-Tomorrow, 6 pm, dinner
at Taft House Inn
Professional Writer'S Club-Tomor-
row, Y. w. c. A. Speaker, Lewis
Lotion Moneyway, THE Sins Of
the Short Story" Tuesday, 7:30
pm, evening feature group, with
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Tilton, 1925
Kalorama road NV. Thursday,
10 am. morning fiction group,
with Mrs. Harry S. Boteler, 6895
Forty-sixth street, Chevy Chase,
Md. Friday, 8 pm. evening fiction
group, with Miss Alice Miller, 900
Nineteenth street NV.
Soroptimist Club - Wednesday,
pm, Willard Hotel.
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Tireless Energy Displayed
By Head of Altrusa Club
Mrs. Gilchrist Finds Time for Many
Activities Aside From Doing
All Her Own Work in Home
By GRETCHEN SMITH.

The treless which enables her out mutod acv
panthopes evident at the first meet
Raleigh Gcrst president Of the Arusa Club although
informative conversation that this quality apparent
and not physical
Gichrs Of
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WHERE TO DINE.