Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03
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TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.

TW ENIlETH CENICR HI CLUB
Contrary to it's former custom of be-
ginning the years work in November.
the Twentieth Century Club will hold
its first meeting Thursday at 1870
o'clock in All Souls Church. The
Statutory Minimum Wage Is TO De
discussed by DIR. A J. Mckelway, the
local secretary of the national cniio
labor committee, while objections to
statutes already drawn are to be pre-
scented by Rome G. Brown of M1nneap-
oils, who at one time was president OF
the American Bar Association ana
who has been identified with the ef-
fort to unity various laws in the diff
ferent states. The subject is particu-
1arly apropos because of the e1ort 10
be made to establish such law in the
District, and the public is cordially IN
vited.
The officers of the club for the year
are: Mrs. Edward b. Clark. president
Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Frank B. Rutter, secretary;
Mrs. Benjamin z. Smith. recording
secretary. and Miss Grace Willis, treas
urer.
MARY BALDWIN ALUMNAE Asso-
CITATION.
The Washington Chapter of Mary
Baldwin Alumnae Association Will meet
Wednesday at 4:30 pm. in the parlor
of the Hamilton Hotel, by courtesy OF
AN1 .. u
are urged to attend.
L. D. c.
Mrs. Maude Howell Smith. president
of the District division of the Cnited
Daughters of the Confederacy, Will
leave October 10 to attend the annual
convention of the organization, when
will be held in San Francisco this year.
Mrs Smith and the various committees
assisting her have planned many en-
tertainments for the coming season,
including series of dances, which
were socially so successful last WIN
ter, and which added substantially to
the building fund of the Confederate
Memorial Hall, 1922 Vermont avenue.
The annual meeting of lexington
Union of the w. c. T. L. was held
recently at the home of Mrs. Ohlander.
when the following officers and depart
ment superintendent We're elected Tor
the coming year: President, Mrs. Pol
spending secretary. Mrs. Taylor: re-
cording secretary. Mrs: Ohlander;
treasurer. Mrs Allison; official organs.
Mrs. Glib: parliamentary usage, MIS-
Richman: peace, Mrs. Ely; scientific
and temperance instruction. Mrs.
Adams; social and red letter day, Mrs.
Fowkes; Sunday school work, Mrs.
Harlan: soldiers and sailors, Airs Mich
OILS: white ribbon recruits, Mrs. Carl
son; legislation and petition, Mrs. TOP
ham: corporation with missions. Mrs.
Spidel: evangelistic work, Mrs. Level
len; hower mission, Mrs. Linton; health,
DIR. Louis Strobel; medal contest, Mrs.
Craine: mothers club. Mrs. Taylor;
l.. 7. L., Mrs. Day: temperance Etera-
ture. Mrs. Weller; associates. Mrs. Cum
derson and Mrs. Clements; press, Mrs.
Clements: visiting committee. Mrs.
Lewellen, Mrs Allison and Mrs. Rich
man.
lexington Union was organized in
1889 and has sixty-eight members.
which shows a gain of eighteen during
of the union was read by one of the
members. During a social hour re-
freshments were served.
ANTHONY LEAGUE.
The Anthony League will hold it's first
meeting of the season Thursday at s
pm. at the residence of Mrs. Nanette
B. Paul. 2007 Columbia road.
At this meeting Mrs. Paul will give
the first of a series of ten weekly lee
lures on 'The Principles of the Com
mon Law" to the members of the
league and their friends Programs for
the regular meetings the first Thurs
day in each month are being arranged
along the lines of universal suffrage
education, child welfare, work for the
CrtitentOn Home, the Drama League
and Bible study. The regular weekly
"at homes" will begin October IL, from
4 to pm, at 2007 Columbia road. The
president. Mrs. Anna L. Hendley, will
resume her talks on THE Life of Susan
B. Anthony" followed by music and a
social hour. A welcome will be ex-
tended to all interested in the work of
the Anthony League. The president
Mrs. Anna L. Hendley, is planning to
organize a branch of the Anthony
League in Atlantic City.
PETWORTH wOMAN'S CLUB.
The Petworth Woman's Club will
meet tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock at
the Petworth NJ. E. Church. Col w. w.
Harris will speak.
NEUTRAL CLUB.
The Neutral Social Club met at the
clubhouse. So X street northeast Mon
introduced into the club, and there
was music and dancing.
Those present were Mrs. G. Clark
Mrs. L. Kopp. Misses f. Cady, b. Casby,
NJ. Casby, y. Conner, A. Drury, A. Fen
ton. K. Fenton, +. Heard, c. Heard, NJ
keister. f. Kopp, l. Kopp, NJ. Kopp, E.
Lendner, a. Melchior, l.. Melchior, G.
Manning, /. Hyers, G. Renneberger, H.
Smith, NJ. Stone, Messrs. IL. Ardeeser,
w. Abbott. w. Berman. J. Bonnet. c.
Bonnet, J. Brelsford, j. Bull c. Costello.
E. Cumberland. J. Dreamer. A Doonis,
n. Gargan, NJ. Foley, F. Gargan. J. Car
gan. L. Johnson, H. Kopp, C. Kopp, l..
Mcdaniel, j. Prender, J. Smith and c.
Stansbury.
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