Evening star., 1914-04-05

Tor vice state regent, ana MIS- MARY -
Beach of Monticello Chapter for the Of
fee of vice president general of the
District. After adjournment the usual
social hour followed. during which re-
freshments were served
| ANTHONY LEAGUE.
Miss Luna f. Bigelow gave the las
Tuesday at the Anthony League at
home" touching especially on the Danger
in the emigrant element in the schools
Thursday night Mrs. Louise F. Hemp
entertained the league with accounts OF
her experiences abroad while acting as
one of the delegates appointed by Presi-
dent Wilson to investigate the rural
credit and banking system in co opera
ton with the agricultural interests IN
several European countries The ADDRESS
took the form of travelogue In which
Mrs. Kemp drew comparisons between
the banking systems in Europe and the
United States.
The public is invited to hear Mrs
Perry speak on The Constitutional
Amendment Versus State Rights Tues
day at $50 pm, during the Anthony
League "at home at room III. the
Portner.
NJ. W. CHAPTER, D. A. r.
Martha Washington Chapter \. s. -.
A. R.. was entertained at a social meet
ing Tuesday evening, by the regent;
Miss B. E. Nabers, at her residence. $50
Sd street northwest A musical program
was rendered by Miss May Adele Levers.
Miss Lillian Chenow1th, Donald Freeze,
DR.. Clifton P. Clark and Richmond P.
Bingham. Refreshments were served by
the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Chenowith,
Miss Chenowith. Miss Hattie B. Abbott,
Miss Elizabeth Funk, Miss Mary Pugh
and Miss Birdie Pugh. Among the large
number of members of the chapter and
NE@t
Mrs. Abbott. Mrs. Levers. Mrs. Beaton.
Mrs. Milligan. Mrs. Werber, Miss Love,
Miss Emery, Miss Macdonald, Miss Alb
bott, Misses Birge. Miss Kastendike and
Mrs. Clark
STANTON CLUB.
A suffrage meeting was held Thursday
evening under the auspices of the Stan
ton Club. at the homo of Miss Bertha A.
Yoder. 1928 Euclid street northwest.
Miss Maddox. treasurer Of the club, was
the presiding officer
Mrs Edward Taylor, wife Of Repre-
sentative Taylor of Colorado, gave a talk
on What the Women of Colorado Have
Done With the Vote Following this
Mrs. H. H. Seldomridge, whose husband
represents the second district in Colo
rado refuted some Of the statements
made by the antis about the effects OF
woman's suffrage in her state.
Miss Mary Messer of Washington. who
has spent the past two years in social
service work in New York, spoke of
cause through her work as an investiga-
tor in the East Side district of that city.
Other speakers were Mrs. Minnie
Brooke. who told of the child labor in
the southern cotton mills, and Miss Elsie
Hill. president of the College Equal Suf-
frage League.
During the evening violin and piano
solos were rendered by Miss Elizabeth
Wilvur and Mrs. Hope Hopkins Bur
roughs.
RHO CHAPTER. NJ. P. F.
Rho Chapter of the National Musical
Sorority Mu Phi Epsilon, held its cur
rent meeting at the home of Miss Ardala
Moore, on Tennessee avenue.
Miss Carrie Bruce read a paper on The
Origin of the Overture prepared by
Mrs. Carl G. Wolf (nee UmhaU, who
was absent.
Musical exercises. business and a lunch
con served by the hostess followed.
W. C. T. Z.
Columbia Union met Thursday at the
residence of Mrs. Oliphant Brown. 26ls
University place. Mrs. Sidney Phillips
spoke of the Panama-Pacific exposition,
to be held in San Francisco. The silver
tea given by the union and presided
over by the president. Mrs. Grace Morris.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.
The Columbia Heights Art Club held
it's annual meeting Thursday at the
home of Mrs NJ. E. S. Davis. In the
absence from the city of the president.
Mrs Augustus knight. the vice presi-
dent, Miss Celynda Ford, presided. The
annual reports of all the officers were
read and approved. Mrs Raymond L.
Ford director of the District of Column
bia Federation of Women's Clubs. gave
a report of the proceedings of the
federation.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: President. Mrs. Augustus
knight; vice president. Miss Celynda
Werner Ford: recording secretary, Mrs.
Fred D. Heis'er: corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. Sarah J. Croissant: treasurer,
Mrs. William B. Turpin; press reporter.
Mrs William Grayson Foote; director
to District of Columbia Federation.
board. Mrs. augustus knight as chair
man. and Mrs. John H. Stokes, Mrs.
NJ. E. S. Davis, Mrs. William B. Turpin,
Miss Celynda Ford and Mrs. Sarah A.
-Wolhaupter; delegates to annual meet
ing of the District Of Columbia Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs, Mrs Angus
tus Knight. ex oficio: Mrs r. l.. Ford,
Smith and Miss Cornelia Hill. Alter
mates, Mrs. William Grayson Foote,
Mrs. James D. Yeomans, Mrs. William
Ethel, Mrs. Fred D. Heisler and Mrs
Edward Hardy
New members were elected as fol-
lows: Mrs. Douglass Thompson and
Mrs Amy ]. Leeds. After adjournment
refreshments were served BY the
hostess