Women clubs host talks and events amid busy schedule
The Woman's City Club hosts a 4 PM Tea with Edne Sheehy as hostess while Miss Blanche Greer talks on The Art of Illustration. The schedule includes talks by Mildred Sheetz and George S. Wilson on child welfare, Campfire Girls events at the Art Center, and a Willard ballroom benefit concert by Francis Rogers for disabled veterans.
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Edne Sheehy
Mary Dashie Johnson
Entertainment Committed
Blanche Greer
Misa Greer
Mildred Sheetz
St Ulzabeth’s Hospital
George 8. Wilson
Board of Charities
L. Ransome
Social Hygiene Council of
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Washington
New York
Miss Kempthorne
Art Center
Connecticut Avenue
Council Fire
Ls Agua Wea
Var Horn
Kansas City
Marguerite Godsey
Minneapolis
Faustine Dennis
John Fp, Wright
Denver
Ethel Crampton
Chicago
Misa Hussey
Ware and Menny
Willard Ballroom
Francis Rogers
Barltons
Rogers
John van Bchaick
Womans Overseas Service League
Pac
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Tex Ondey
Henry Gestian Boyle
W. C. Safford
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Callegs Wamenk Club
Mies Arline Dufour
Pickett
Anthony Teague
Heber Votan
Pedtral
C. & Redwood
William T. Banners
William T. Tufts
Kate Waller Garrett
Bede H. Johnson
M. D. Duvall
Cog
Butt
Sfrs
J.B. Lambie
M.D. Duvall
District of Columbste
Elisabeth Lackey
Edward P. Costigan
Quinn
Hew Willard
Women's Overseas Services League
Aranda Rogers
Mme. Bembrich
ABL
France
Amitie Club Holds Meeting Pin Secured and Plans Easter Dance
The Amitie club in the Ninth Ward held a meeting at 1022 Eleventh Street NW with President Francis A. McCann in chair. A special committee secured a club pin for all members and plans for an Easter Monday dance at Mrs. Byer's. A February board meeting led by Adolph J. Fugitt outlined further club extensions and Lent rehearsals for the playlet after Easter, with meetings at 8:45 PM each Wednesday and a social hour after each session.
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Amitie Cheb
Inga
Amitie Club
Eleventh Street Northwest
Francis A. McCann
Adolph J. Fugitt
Inventor of Uninflammable Film Process Demonstrated
Berlin March 4 German industry moves to fireproof moving picture films. Gustave Scheff, a Berlin engineer, showed a treatment that renders celluloid uninflammable while preserving normal qualities. A 50 yard film survived prolonged flame with only minor damage. The method surpasses French Pathe processes, aiding Germany against a proposed ban. Copyright 1922 NewWeek Herald.
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Berlin
Gustave Scheff
Herr Schaff
Pathe
France
Neweck Herald
Foot and mouth plague slaughters twelve thousand animals
In Britain the epidemic has led to the slaughter of twelve thousand annuals over thirteen days including 8500 cattle 1606 sheep and 2506 pigs. A quoted exchange about Blinksville quarantines and personal gain appears amid the chaotic report.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
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