The Washington herald., 1917-04-08

Eress and elected Mrs. A. cood.on n.
delegate with Mrs. n. Prumrner as alter
nate. The resignation. OF the Treasurer,
Mrs. J. MeLsin, wife OF Rev. J. McLain,
who has been called TO a Baltimore par
tsh. was accepted with regret Mrs., II.
Thompson was elected In her place. A
resolution, offered by Miss MarEaret
, Lockwood, favoring coaching school
, for the Ninth Division. was psssed.
Miss Mable Towner, director of thu
Virginia avenue Fairgrounds, spoke urE-
ing mothers to allow their daughters Of
y and over TO exercise on the play
grounds.
Of the last meeting Of the home ana
school council The association voted IN
favor Of a violin class for the Mint
Division. under the supervision Of Prof
Cogsweh. superintendent Of music Mrs.
A. Goodson. a member Of the association,
sang The Voice Of Spring"
The monthly meeting Of Lincoln Circle.
No. ,, Ladies Of @. A r., was held sf
the residence Of Mrs. d. u. Goodacre,
University Place, Monday evening. with
the president. Mrs. Clara Avery, in the
chair. At the next meeting. to be held
this month. several new members will be
invited.
toI Hill Literary Society will be eele-
brated tomorrow evening at the ingram
Memorial Church, Tenth street and
Massachusetts, avenue northeast. 40
dresses will be made by all Of the past
presidents and officers. 4 special musical
and literary program is being arranged
by the music committee consisting OF
Mrs. z. V. Carr. chairman: Mrs. A. II.
Frear. and Mr.. E V. Carr.
The Petworth woman'E Club met Mon
day evening at the school building with
Mrs. Sidney e. Thompson. vice president,
In the chair. The chairmen OF the liter
ary. art. music. home, philsnthropic and
educational committees submitted reports
Of meetings held IN March.
Mrs. II. D. Hin was appointed perma-
nent delegate TO the meetings Of the en-
ployment bureau Of the Department OF
Labor. and Mrs. Cable, to the Mothers
Congress- II was voted to renew mem
bership In the Metsers' Congress.
Twenty-Five dollars was Appropriated
for Red Cross relief work, and 81 for the
endowment fund for the extension Of
child welfare The club also voted to
Cooperate with the Red Cross as .
whole.
Mrs W. z. Stoutemeyer was elected 70
membership. Mrs. P B. Campbell ex-
piained the arrangements which had been
-Four. male quartet. at the VI. E Church.
Grant circle. Wednesday evening
Ohicers elected for the ensuing year
follow: President, Mrs s. W. Norton;
vice president. Mrs sidney c Thompson:
recording secretary. Mrs E. 2. Russ;
corresponding secretary. Mrs Writ Tay-
lor: treasurer, Ms. W. H. CrisweII
The Oficers' Club met with Miss Edna
Mcintosh. Of Independence Review. last
evening. The large attendance showed
the interest IN the current affairs Of the
order. Final arrangements were mzis
for the banquet at the New Ehbitt, April
IL. 1t was decided TO invite Miss Jean.
nette Rankin. NJ. C, and Mrs Kate Wal
Ter Barrett TO be speakers. Each review
in the city viii have one speaker 20 be
limited 20 five-minute talk. Three
members. Mrs. Clancy. Of Columbia Re-
view; Mrs. Wenger. OF National. and Mrs
Merle, Of Liberty Union. are being cared
for in Emergency Hospital. Miss Virginia
Peck. of Mt Vernon, was taken home
from Georgetown Hospital this week
The Twentieth Century Club, DAUGHTERS
OF America. met Saturday with Mrs. IDA
Kerper. OF 6A c street northeast short
sketch was given by Mrs. Hill and Wood
ward.
The next meeting will he held at ch.
residence Of Mrs. Grace Woodward. ~
street northeast April Il