The Washington times., 1915-02-15


on February 2 at the home of Mrs Mil
dred Carlton Smith. The chapter voted
q scholarship for the Philippines. Mrs.
q. p. Conway and Mrs. Paul r. Hickok
were elected delegates for the ID. A. r.
| convention. with Mrs. Joseph p. Arnold,
Mrs. J. Eakin S;adsby, Miss Anna Nj.
Bragdon, Mrs. W. Il. Douglas. Mrs. A.
q. Tuohy. Mrs. Annie P. Ordway, Mrs.
Nellie II. Barrett, and Miss Lillian Nor
| ton as aIternates. Music and recitations
| followed the business meeting.
The Kolumbia Esperanto Unuigo met
| at 2Ol4 + street on February =, with
hiteen members present. Mrs. Anna
! tuchs read prepared article on the
economic management of d locality by
civilized monkeys. J. W. DAVIS read a
paper on the progress Of Esperanto. }.
| a. Shell gave report of the work ac-
conipiished by the Universal Esperanto
! Association IN forwarding correspond
ence bet" "cen people interned In ,he
| warning countries The association is
,srs dsy hanans ,e list Of
EE,s,lpSeerantists E,,lSe killed in the war was
The meeting was concluded by the
singing of "La kspero' (Tne Hope). Ihe
next meeting will be held this evening
at the same place.
A sketch OF Miss Susan b. Anthony's
| career as q public reform worker was
given by Mrs. A. e. Hendley at the
AnthonS- League = tea last Tuesday.
Miss Anthonys birthday IL to be OBJ
ing at o'clock. Mrs Hunt: daughter
OF Judge Underwood, who Is In pos
}, session of letters and photographs remi-
Miss Anthony, will add to the evenings
| program.
The Spanish and Esperanto classes are
still meeting Tuesday evenings at the
rEfE sluu hn hnnr
moved to the home of its instructor.
Mrs. Marie Watson. at the Princeton.
A class In parliamentary law under
the leadership OF rId, Mrs; Edith Town: sns ,s
AIRS. Nanette Is. Paul has formed
class IN the principles OF common law.
to be held at the Washington seminary.
AIRS. Paul will use her own book. THE
heart Of Blackstone" as text. Glasses
in English and German are in prospect.
The Anthony League had charge OF
and dinner given on Thursday for the
benent Of the District Federation OF
women's Clubs building fund, and fur
nisned seven speakers tor the presenta-
ton of Your Girl and Mine.' in mo-
tion pictures.
i Tomorrow at $3.50 Mrs. Hendley will
give another talk on some phase OF the
life OF Susan b. Anthony at Apartment
80 the POrtner.
Regents and chairmen of District OF
Columbia chapters OF the u. A. X. met
at the New Willard on Monday after
noon. The District regent. Mrs. +. r.
Greenawalt. was appointed chairman OF
the committee on arrangements for the
patriotic celebration to be held In the
Continental Memorial Hall on February
-" 1t was announced that President
Wilson will be the speaker on this oc-
casion, and that the exercises would in-
clude the presentation Of a flag to the
The Major william Overton Coils
Chapter reported that S47 had been for
warded to Nine. Havenfth for Belgian
r. to the worA Of the American Red
Cross has been $4,000 up to the present
The debt on Continental Memorial
s35. 600 since April. 1914. A deposit OF
81 900 has been made on a tract Of land
in the rear of the hall. The total
amount that has been given to -. ~
by the District chapters OF the ID. a.
r. is 326.4ol. an amount exceeded only
by the contributions OF New York ana
Pennsylvania.
Mrs Greenawalt made a motion that
was unanimously carried providing that
each regent pledge herself to support
the Ma de In the U. 8. A." movement
by purchasing American-made goods
only. and to urge the members Of her
chapter to make a similar resolution.
1t was announced that lecture would
be given by Miss Janet Richards. Woe
the d. A. r.. at Continental Memorial
Hall on Friday, February ~, at
o'clock.
The Washington Wellesley Club meets
this afternoon at the home Of Miss
katharine Williamson. 2sl6 Connect
cut avenue. Miss Jessie Mcdonald.
School, will give a report Of the semi;
annual meeting Of the graduate council
held at Wellesley the first week in Feb
ruary.
The Washington Cultus Club met on
February 3 at the residence of Mrs.
w. NJ. Hallam. 3o25 Newark street,
Cleveland Park. Aftes luncheon. the
vice president. Mrs. Paris Bengle;. Fn;;
teen members responded to roll call
with news items. Mrs. W. NJ. Stewart
read a paper on The Ethiopian Dynas-
ir.. spoke on old Egyptian Language
and Writing" The conversation on
Religious Doctrines was led by Mrs.
w. L. Dyer. Miss Dyer and Miss
selections from the Egyptian Cycle
of Music
Mrs. Mary A. Harper: of London. Eng;
a lecture last Tuesday evening at the
Voice Culture" Mrs. Ellis Logan.
E president of the District of Columbia
! Federation of Women's Clubs. intro
l duced the speaker.
The monthly meeting of the District
branch OF the National Congress- of
: Mothers will be held In the Oaksrooni
+ of tho Raleigh tomorrow at 2 o'clock:
DR.. r. A. Mckenzie recently elected
president of Fisk University. will give
J. an illustrated talk on school Social
Centers" DR.. Mckenzie. assistant in
( sociology at Ohio State University. pres
1 ident of the School Extension Society.
4 and director Of the census. of Indian
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