Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-31

other people s feelings guide each ana ALI
of us in private and in public. The
awakening from this hellish nightmare is
yet far off, and any stray spark might
ignite at any moment the powder mag
azines over-ripe everywhere"
Brings Encouragement.
Mrs. George T. Smallwood. vice presi-
dent general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, brought message
of encouragement from the daughters to
the work of the Red Cross. She spoke of
the heart of the D. A. r." and said it
ever beats in sympathy with the dis
tressed and needy, explaining the bas-!e-
lief on the emblem as typical of the
motto. If l climb. upward l lift up
others with me-
G. A Lyon, jr., told of the work being
done throughout the United States to
send Christmas ship of toys and
clothing to the children of the war field
and narrated heart-touching stories of
how the fund has grown in Washington
and the sympathetic interest shown by
people of all walks of life in the effort.
Message From Rome"
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett delivered a
Message From Rome" telling of the CO.
operation and friendly feeling shown by
the women of the world in conference
there last summer. She said that wom-
en- of the world will have a large part to
play in the civilization to be built on the
ruins Of the war, and that the women of
the United States must not think that
they will do all the teaching. They have
much to learn. she said. and illustrated
this by showing a bead-work bag pre-
scented to her in Servia, which was made
in the prison at Belgrade.
Miss Janet Richards admonished the
clubwomen not to forget that there
would be poverty and empty stockings
at home. if they did not do something
about it. She made it clear that she
had no purpose to deprecate the send :
ing of Christmas ship to the children
of Europe or to stop one cent from
going to the support of the great HUI
manitarian work being done by the
Red Cross.
A resolution was offered by Mrs
Belva Lockwood, honorary president OF
the women's branch of the World Cen
Ter Society. commencing the. attitude
OF resident Wilson during the war
deprecating efforts to put the army
and navy of the United States on a wal
footing, and urging the women of the
federation to enroll in the World Gem
ter Society for the promotion of peace
Clubwomen and Their Guests.
Among the prominent clubwomer
and their guests present we're:
Mrs. g. Ragsdale. Mrs. ]. c. Peacock
Mrs. c. N. Chapman, Mrs. Ada H. Weiss
Miss Tenah Porter. Mrs. F. A. MacAl.
lister. Mrs. Ella S. Knight, Mrs. Henry
Churchill Cook, Mrs. F. W. Won Dachen.
hansen. Miss Grace C. Smith, Miss Els.
telle Richardson. Miss Sarah M. John
ston, Mrs. W. ]. Cawthon, Mrs Ellis
Logan. Mrs. Augustus Knight, Mrs
kae b. Cate. Mrs. Z. Carl smith, Mrs
Charles Z. Grandfield, Mrs. G. W. ShuII
Briggs. Mrs. w. L. Thurber, Mrs. Giles
Scott Rafter, Mrs. Emily Lee Raglan
Mrs. L. B. Slime. Mrs. Charles Cold
smith. Mrs. w. H. Howard. Mrs. James
Clinton Robinson. Mrs. G. w. Rae, Mrs
Emily H. Schmidt, Mrs Russell Bowen
Mrs. John Weighell, Miss S. ]. Ellis
Mrs. w. NJ. Stoner, Mrs. Talbot Brown
Mrs E. c. Bliss, Mrs. A. D. Kline. Mrs
J. Sumner. Miss Dorothy Henderson
Mrs. Louis Lombard.
Louis Lombard. Mrs. ]. w. Clarke, Mrs
Clarke. Miss D. Clarke, Mrs. H. K.
Simpson. Mrs. A. H. Thompson, Mrs.
oliver F. Thompson, Mrs. Arthur Clin-
ton Proctor, Mrs. Alexander NJ. Cor
man. Mrs. Jessie L. Lane. Mrs. S. W.
Morris. Mrs. Sidney H. Phillips, Mrs. r.
r. Barclay, Miss Ruth Norcross, Mrs.
J. Howell Leeds, Mrs. Ollie, Miss NJ. F.
Mulliken. Mrs S. A. Faunce, Mrs. Will
liam C. Penn. Mrs. A. V. Wallace, Mrs.
Estelle B. Swartz. Mrs. Harriet D. Hill,
Mrs. w. c. Hamilton. Mrs. E. w. Briggs,
Mrs. r. +. Briggs. Mrs. Helen Nelson
DOGGY, Mrs. Jeanne H. Street, Mrs. Ed
ward B. Clark, Mrs. William Seibert,
Mrs. G. B. Tallman, DIR. Louisa NJ
Blake, Mrs. Robert Smith, Miss L.
Atwater, Mrs. H. E. Williams, Mrs ~
Kahn, Mrs. James Lansburgh. Mrs. j.
H. Ralston.
Mrs. Joseph Fels, Miss Ethel Eldridge,
Mrs. A. D. CASTOR. Mrs r. D. Gardener,
Mrs. George F. Smallwood, Mrs. c. G.
Clark, Miss G. Robertson, Miss A. W.
Craighead. Mrs. Lydia Adams Williams,
Mrs. Isaac Pearson, Nicholas Holmes,
Miss Stella Hoblitzell, Mrs. Byron S.
Adams, Miss Adams. Mrs. Emma Shell
Mrs. Fred S. Lincoln, Mrs. H. N. Couden,
Mrs. Albert Norton Wood and Mrs. W.
H. Moore.
Mrs. G. F. Heilprin, Mrs B. A. Cum
bingham, Mrs. w. H. Osborn, Miss J.
V. Banes, Mrs. Grosvenor NJ Jones,
Mrs. A. N. Roe. Mrs. L. c. Jeffreys.
Mrs. A. ]. Paine, Mrs. E. X. Gottwals,
Mrs. Theodore II. Tiller. Mrs. Leonard
H. Wilder, Mrs. ]. d. Robenett, Mrs
Emily Thesis. Mrs. A. p. Clarke. Mrs.
A. NJ. McLachlen, Mrs. L. S. Patrick,
Mrs. Emma Tyler. Mrs. L. S. Taylor.
Mrs. K. J. Fenton. Mrs. E. S. Hendry.
Mrs. J. Beese, Mrs Nora Berry
Dobyns, Mrs. Redwood Vandergrift,
Mrs. Josephine Jacobs. Mrs. Charles
W. Richardson, Mrs. Sylvia Metcalf.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Perkins, Mrs. NJ.
B. Granger. Ellis Logan. Mrs. Will
liam F. Thacher. Mrs. NJ. J. Hull. Mrs.
Sarah K Lamb. Mrs C. D. Glass. DR..
Cora Smith King. Miss Louise Lowell,