The Washington times., 1913-02-01
WOMEN IN ROLES
z.OF LAWMAKERS At
CLUB BREAKF Asst
Record at Congressional Or
ganization Feast Devoted to
Many Topics.

An investigation of ihe Steal trust,
the impeachment of the parIor car com
panies. women's suffrage, and other
clever grinds. marked the miniature
edition of the Congressional Record,
distributed at today's annual breakfast
OF the Congressional CIuD at noon 1t
Rauscher s. i
One chapter of the Record is devoted
TO the message of the president of the
Congressional Club concerning every
thing under the sun" The trust of
friendship is the only combination rec
ognized by the club president, who de-
clares herself strongly for suffrage for
the women bread winner and. bread
maker"
Everything from the comments of
women members on the chances of a
new Easter bonnet withstanding March
gales TO the Gold Dust Twins" as ar
:uments In the Money trust investiga-
ton mark the Record.
The Isriff program, as given by Mrs.
Borland, wife of Congressman. Boriand
of Missouri is; "Life's good things
shall bear no tax; smiles and laughter
pay no dues; all generous deeds shall
be untaxed II destined for omestic
USE"
Shapes Ol "OitiGfl- .SlsA ASS vi hdiS. anu
similar topics come in for part in
the alleged quotations of the Congress
women in the extraordinary session.
The guests We're: s--ra
Mrs f. L. BIackmon. Mrs. s. Hubert
Dent. jr., Mrs. Carl Hayden, Mrs. Ben
Crsvens, Mrs. W. A. Oldfeld. Mrs. E. A.
Hayes. Miss Hayes, Mrs. Phyllis HAYES.
Mrs. Julius Kahn, Mrs. Joseph Nolan.
Mrs James C. Needham Mrs. John c.
Raker, Mrs. William d. Stephens, Miss
Barbara Stephens, Mrs. John d. Works,
Mrs. E. T. Taylor, Mrs. Z. j. Hill, Miss
Clara Hill, Miss Elsie Hill, Mrs Thomas
L. Reilly, Mrs. H. A. Richardson, Mrs.
G. Adams. Mrs. w. E. Andrews. Mrs.
George Barnard. Mrs. Perry Belmont.
Miss Mabel Boardman. Mrs. u. T. Car
penter. Mrs. A. Clemons. Mrs. Judson
Clements, Miss Claudine Clements, Mrs.
Fred bennett, Mrs. Stephen Elkins.
Mrs. w. A. Gaddes. Mrs. Russell
Goodwin. Mrs. 7. ]. Kent, Mrs. NJ. 4.
Knapp Mrs L c; LayienS Mrs Me
Mrs. James d. Scott, Mrs. Seth Shepard,
Mrs. Howard Reeside. Mrs. w. A.
Roach, Mrs NJ. l.. Tucker, Miss Mary
Wilcox. Mrs. z; P. Bryan, Mrs. D; Z.
Bartlett. Mrs. C. G.. Edwards. Mrs. D.
NJ Hughes Mrs. Dan Hughes Miss
Hughes, Mrs. Gordon Lee, Mrs. Fred T.
Dubois. Mrs. Ira c. Copley, Mrs. Lyn-
OeD ENallS, -dIS j. l. hCDtiUiOtt- hTS
c. U. Stone. Mrs E. 3. Crumpacker.
Mrs. w. A Cullop. Mrs. James w.
Good. Mrs w. S. Kenyon, Mrs. 5. r.
Prouty. Miss E. Prouty, Miss F. Prouty.
Mrs II. NJ Towner. Mrs. D. r. An
thony. ir.
Mrs. Victor Murdock, Mrs. ]. c. Can
trill. Mrs. John ". Langley, Mrs. A. B.
Rouse, Mrs. Frank II. Briggs. Mrs. S.
r. Guernsey. Mrs. MeGillicuddy, Mrs.
Charles F. johnson. Mrs. J. H. sCoving-
ton. Mrs. j. Charles Linthicun, Mrs.
W. Murray Crane, Mrs. william F.
Murray. Mrs. A. ]. Peters. Mrs E. w.
Roberts. Mrs. ]. A Fair. Mrs. E. F.
Sweet, Mrs. Charles Z. Townsend. Mrs
Henry Seymour, Mrs. Charles r. Davis
Mrs. r. c. Stevens. Mrs A. ]. Volstead,
Mrs. John Sharp Williams. Mrs. ].
Alexander. Mrs. w. p. Borland, Mrs.
Champ Clark. Mrs. James Dougherty,
Miss Lula Dougherty Mrs. James I.
Lloyd. Miss Ethel Lloyd, Mrs. Thomas
Rubey. Mrs. Joseph J. Russell, Miss
Virginia Brown. Mrs ID. W. Shackle-
ford. Miss Agnes Shackleford, Mrs.
Joseph Dixon, Mrs W. w. Dixon, Mrs
H L. Myers, Mrs. Charles NJ Pray,