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Washington, D. C.
March 18, 1962
Readers Club
Sets Meeting
The Washington Readers
Club will meet at 8 p.m. Tues-
I day at the Women's City
Club for a program centered
I around Calliope, the muse of
epic poetry.
Music will be played by
Stephen Ray Herrell, trom
bone, and Marjorie Whiting,
i guest pianist.
Federation
Schedules
Luncheon
The Montgomery County
Federation of Republican
Women will hold its annual
luncheon Wednesday, March
28, at Shady Grove Country
Club in Gaithersburg, Md.
Mrs. T. R. Holforty of
Cleveland will present a fash
ion parade of dresses worn
by former First Ladies and
the gowns will be modeled by
members of the unit clubs.
All Republican candidates
for office have been invited
to the luncheon as special
guests.
The committee planning the
event includes Mrs. Thomas
A. Thorpe, Mrs. LOuis Gra
velie, Mrs. Gerard Heitmuller,
Mrs. Norvelle Stern, Mrs.
James Lynch and Mrs. John
McGovern.
PEO Meeting
The next regular meeting
of Chapter J, PEO Society,
will be held at noon tomor
row at the home of Mrs.
James Granum. Mrs. Samuel
Sabin will discuss “Aging in
the Space Age.”
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represent Mrs. Andrew Johnson as she and
Mrs. Louis Gravelie talk over plans for a
fashion show of gowns of former First Ladies
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Montgomery County Federation of Women on
March 28 at the Shady Grove Country Club.
They are holding a scarf used in the campaign
of President Benjamin Harrison.
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Sets Conference
The 61st State Conference
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The conference will open
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