The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-02-15
The Anthony League.

Following the class in English last
Tuesday the Anthony League held its
regular lat home in apartment lc1.
the Portner. Mrs. Finch. Of Seattle.
read an interesting paper on the teach
inSs OF Abdul BAHIA
This afternoon the league will he well
represented at the Columbia Theater.
where the birthday of Susan Il. An
thOny will be celebrated. Mrs. Anna T.
HeIdley, president. and Mrs. Nannette
II. Paul will deliver addresses on the
life Of that famous suffragist. and in
whose honor the league Is named. next
Tuesday at go p. m, during the next
regular lat home"
Mrs. Paul is the instructor in parlia-
mentary law, one of the well-attended
classes now conducted by the league.
The classes in public speaking, Esper-
anto. French. Spanish. English. practical
psychology, and appreciation Of music
were all attended with the usual inter-
est during the past week.
The Anthony League will present a Sc
RIGS of art matinees at the Olympic The
alter, February ., -. and -, 2:3l and
4:45 p. m. when Mrs. Margaret l..
Cocpe will tell the story and explain
symbols Of famous paintings and frescos.
The talks will be illustrated by many
each day including the
work of Giatti Fra Angelica, Titan.
Corregglo. Raphael. and others.
wendell Wolfe Chapter, ID. 4. Il.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter, II. A. II. held
its February meeting last Monday even
ing in Irving street. as the guests of
Misses Carrie and Eugenia Shipley. The
meeting was largely attended, the regent
Miss Wolfe. presiding.
During the business hour the represent
atives to continental congress, which
convenes April 20, were chosen as fo.-
ows: Delegates, Miss Bertha Frances
Wolfe and Mrs. Lyman r. Keller: al
Mrs. L. b. Slime, Mrs c. +.
Mrs. l.. A. Dellett, Mrs Frances
r. Keller. Miss Jessie Frances Hayden.
Mrs. II. W. Belnap. Mrs. l. c. Stockton.
and Miss Ella NJ. Garlick.
The date selected for the theater benefit
$ May 4. which will be given at the Column
1ia Theater. Five new members were
elected as follows: Miss Sallie Elkin and
Hiss Lefty Mae McRoberts, Lancaster,
KY: Mrs. Genevieve Porch Tustison,
Somerset. Ky; Mrs. Margaret Porch
Cundiff. Chattsnooga. Tenn, and Mrs.
Fannie B. Long weidman. Caldwell,
Idaho
Misses Katherine and Elva Whitcomb
we're appointed as members of the play
grounds committee of the District u. \.
R. Mrs Lyman F. Kebler, who represents
various societies in the playground and
social service work, gave an encouraging
-eport as to the progress the committees
we're making.
An interesting and instructive paper on
The American Flag" was read by Mrs.
frances r. Keleher. a group of violin
selections by DIR. Pole. accompanied by
Mss Jones was enjoyed by all. During
he social hour the hostesses served re-
suggestive OF St Valentine |
Sunshine and Community Society.
The Crittenton Branch of the Sunshine |
md Community Society met at the Crit |
enton Home Wednesday, February II, |
with the president. Mrs. W. II. Howard, |
n the chair. This branch, which recently |
held a tea at the Wyoming, is contem- |
plating several means of raising funds in |
he near future for the renovating and |
decorating the dining-room of the home. |
Mrs. f. G. Russell was elected CORE |
'ponding secretary: Mrs. ]. Z. Briggs. |
he recording secretary. also being elect
ID press correspondent. Mrs. Charles |
Herring was given control of WAYS and /