The Woman's City Club

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THE WOMAN'S CITY CLUB Speaker's Luncheon Wednesday, April 5th, 12:30 P. M. Speaker: SCUDDER FARRINGTON. Subject: MRS. "Washington Under the New Administration." FARRINGTON, Regent of Chevy Chase School, writes a political comedy which is produced annually in a Washington theatre. This year, "The Inaugural Bawl, or Mourning Becomes Election," was given at the Wardman Park Theatre for the benefit of the unemployed. This clever satire showed an understanding of the political background and issues of the day. Luncheon $1.00 per person. No cancellations of reserva- tions after 9 o'clock the day of the luncheon unless paid for. MRS. ISABELLE Speaker's Dinner Thursday, April 6th, 6 P. M. Speaker: MR. G. C. DICKENS, U. S. Interior Department. Illustrated Lecture: "Alaska, the Land of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow." MR. DICKENS, for the past ten years connected with the United States Interior Department in its work in Alaska, is well qualified to portray the tery and grandeur of that country. fathomless mys- Dinner $1.00 per person. Cancellations of reservations cannot be made after 12 o'clock the day of the dinner unless paid for. Lenten Service Wednesday, April 5th, 11:30 A. M. The Reverend Claude W. Sprouse, speaker; Mrs. Ray- mond M. Havens, soloist. Illustrated Art Talk Thursday, April 6th, 11 A. M. Mrs. Edward J. Williams, principal of Barstow School, will give an illustrated lecture on "Siena and Its Art." Round Table Monday, April 3rd: Mr. Howard Fitch will speak on the subject of "Government and Municipal Bonds." Tuesday, April 4th: Mrs. W. H. Wilkinson's subject will be: "American Silver and American Silversmiths." Members are asked to bring specimens for exhibition. Thursday, April 6th: Mrs. J. P. Kem: "Bicycling in Belgium." Friday, April 7th: Miss Margaret Fifield will talk on "What to Expect in Europe This Summer.'

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13. (FRATERNAL 1933 FL MAR 27 7 30 PM 1933 KANSAS CITY MO. Mrs. Harry H. Fapp, 32 F. Linwood Blvd., . Kansas City, Mo. JEFFERSON