The Washington herald., 1917-04-08

washinEton: Miss Annie Ia shiiito. of
Mobile, La: Miss Engenie Marx, Of Mo-
bile. Ala; Sarah Ruth Frazier. OF HIN
City. North Chattanooga. Tenn; Bianeh
Kilbourne, Of Juneau. Alaska Mrs
Frederick A. Bishop Of Massachusetts,;
Miss Mamie Barclay. OF washington;
Mrs. Mary Peare-Taylor. Of Chicago.
III. and Mrs G. c. Guthrie. Of Pitts
burg.
OF the league takes place at the
Raleigh Hotel on the evening OF
April Is.
The Anthony League held Its regular
meeting at the home Of the president,
Mrs. Anna E. Hendley. Thursday even
ing. The program was In charge OF the
committee working for the Juvenile
Court and child welfare. Mrs. Laura +.
Olney, chairman. 49,
judge Wilmer J. Lattimer. Of the Ju-
venile Court, gave an interesting talk on
the work done by the court for the bene-
ut of the children brought under its
Jurisdiction. Miss Margaret Thomson.
representing the public school nurses.
spoke on Child Welfare" Fraulein
Frommel had charge of the music.
Delegates were elected to the annual
meeting Of the District of Columbia
Federation of women's Clubs. which will
be held in May. The announcement was
made that the league had the banner
table at the bazaar last month at the
National woman's Suffrage headquarters
In the amount Of goods sold.
A resolution Of sympathy was adopted
and sent to Miss Mamreov, sister Of
Nine. Mountford. whose death deprives
the league Of one Of Its most useful and
honored members. .r
Wednesday at u O'Clock at the headouar-
ters. and Mrs. Julia Taft and Mrs. p
w. Bodell will be hostesses at the tea
from to 6 o'clock
At the usual Tuesday at-home, at 26o7
Columbia: road, Mrs. Eleanor J. Bingham
will continue the course of lessons on
the True Philosophy Of Life at $50
and As o'clock. ~, -
The Twentieth Century Club held its
April meeting on Thursday morning at
All Souls Church. Mrs Edward d.
Clark, president. was in the chair. Mrs
d. W. Prentiss. Miss Janet Richards. Mrs
II. C Nevcomer and Mrs John z. Lasky
were elected to membership Mrs. Thomas
NJ. Gale. a charter member. was elected
to honorary membership Resolutions on
the death of Mrs. George II. Brown were
read.
at 226 Woodley place on Tuesday aft
ernoon at 2.15 o'clock. Miss Martha
n. Hooper will read a paper on Roman
Roads"
On Wednesday. April II. at p. m. the
French section will meet with Madame
Luthi and Madame Pittier. at 2si3 Upton
street Monsieur Lutti will address the
members.
The parliamentary law section will
meet on Thursday. April L. at II a. m. In
the lecture room of All Souls Church.
The hostesses for the day will be Mrs.
Joseph F. James. Mrs. Karl r. Keller
man and Mrs. Edward c. Seward.
The art section will hold its last meet
ing Of the year on Thursday afternoon
at ) O'Clock at 1859 Columbia road. The
subject for this meeting is the Florence
OF Romola.''
Mrs Benjamin z. Smith will be hostess
at a tea for the Twentieth Century Club
on Tuesday afternoon at the HEADQUARTERS
of the National American woman's Suf-
frase Association. 1906 Rhode Island
avenue.
The regular meeting OF the Cranch-
Tyler Home and School Association was
held in the Cranch School Thursday aft
ernoon at ) O'Clock. Miss Jane Lock-
wood was the speaker. submitting a plan
for dental clinic for the children Of the
Cranch School
TT is in the line Of preparedness"
said Miss lockwood that the teeth Of
the government. The government has
dental clinics for enlisted men. The pre-
psration. for peace or war. should begin
In childhood" Dr. H n johnson gave
his hearty approval. The association
voted TO affiliate with the Mothers Con-