The Washington times., 1917-03-09
COLLEGE women. Club Notes.

The College Women's Club will hold
q business meeting tomorrow evening
at s o'clock at the club rooms, 1904 F
street northwest.
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The ho5tesses for the tea in the
club rooms, Monday afternoon, will
be Group 2, which includes Smith
College and some of the local insti
tution7. There will be the usual tea
but no set program has been arrang
ed, as it is the wish of this group to
emphasize especially the social fea
ture of the occasion. New members
and those who must arrive late are
urged particularly to come in for the
informal social hour.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
executive board will be held Monday
evening, with supper at 6 o'clock
followed by the business meeting.
There was an important business
meeting of the club members on Sat
urday evening, which was fully at
tended, and where several affairs OF
interest were discussed.
Anth0ny League.
Miss Myrtle Stinson will give the
last of her course of suffrage lessons
at $3.50 next Tuesday afternoon. A
general invitation is extended by the
Anthony League.
Mrs. Nanette B. Paul, vice presiden:
of the league, will give the third les,
son in her course in parliamentary law
at the suffrage headquarters, 1926
Rhode Island avenue northwest, at IL
a. m. Wednesday.
DR.. Laura s. Brennon, assisted by
Mrs. OYerman, will be hostess at the
tea at the headquarters on Wednes
day from 4 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. Bretz
assisted by Miss wahI and Miss Myr
tie Stinson, with Miss Rachel King as
guest of honor, served tea last time
The Anthony eague will be the
hostess every Wednesday during the
season.
The Anthony League will be in
charge of the fancy article table al
the bazaar for the benefit of the new
headquarters, on March Is, 16, and II
League of American Pen Women.
The open meeting for March will
be held by the League of American
Pen Women March 81 in the parlors
of the Raleigh Hotel, where Mrs.
Margaret E. Pearson will give an IL.
lustrated lecture on Spain.
The March business meeting OF the
League Of American Pen Women was
held Wednesday evening in the study
room of the Public Library. During
the business meeting the league
voted to send letters of sympathy to
Miss Mary ID. Carter on the death OF
her sister; to Mrs. Amanda l. xand
ers, State representative for Ne
braska, on the death of her husband
and to Miss Anne Bozeman Lyon, sec
retary of the Alabama auxiliary &c
the league, on the death OF her sister
Letters of congratulation were
voted to be sent to Miss Loretto Low
enstein on the acceptance of her de
sign for the official inaugural medal
made of gold, and TO Mrs. Russell
Malcolm MacLennan on the official
acceptance of her march. "Wig- -Wag.
played by the United States Engineer
Band in the inaugural parade.
Mrs. Philander =. CIaXton, wife OF
the United States Commissioner OF
Education, and q former president OF
the league, was appointed to repre-
sent the league at the meeting of rep
resentstives of organizations of WON
en- in the District of Columbia, called
by Hon. Anthony Caminetti for this
afternoon in the Public Library fol
the purpose OF discussing plans tc
establish a women's and girls division
of the United States employment
service In Washington.
The following new members were
elected: Mrs. Audrey Wellington
Smith, Holtville. Cal, and Mrs. Kate
Ayers Robert, Emma Lsngdon Roche
and Jessica z. Mcclure, all OF No
bile. Ala.
AT the conclusion Of the business
meeting Miss Natalie $. Lincoln gave
most interesting and instructive
talk on "The Technique of the Novel
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