The evening world., 1918-03-22

feminine. This seemed to htt the
right spot. Woman must remain
woman, II the applause may he taken
tOr anything.
The eternal feminine raised an
issue that has not been coded. DR..
Eliza NJ. Mosher. a pract!clng physi-
clan for forty-flve years, who was
one Of the guests. upheld Justice
Scudder.- She declared woman's
greatest characteristic was her FEM
ininity.
Dr. Mosher. in a vigorous appeal
TO the lawyers, told OF the work being
done by women physicians, number
ing 1000 In the United States. in the
war. Half of them in Red Cross
hospitals IN France are women, as
the men have been killed 80 rapidly
as tn make It necessary and TN
pOrtant that the gentlcr sex take
IhcIr place.
William b. Carswell, former State
cato now Corporation Coun-
sol IN I'rOUIyn, cludod the psychol-
~ OF woman, but delvCd into the
/ t.stoIy OF how the right to vote was
I grantee them when thcy went over
I ,.. p..u,,t last NuvemOcr. But he
uIB,J G. 10 joan "a party al once.
t-,,y WIS we iJuuuuNJn OF society.
'hiS VAS 80 COuiuCi with Justice
q ~SCuddCr's advice to abolish all par
,.yn. .Nnotn,t issue NIa thus raised,
making two on wniCn sumo OK the
,~ounsyst law. c,s tlTucI 70 older
lawyers for advice,
"That H. I.eIc obtcr dicts," said
laWye. sarah stephenson, Nnu uIs
practicod ten years.
He ~ assuming something winch
has ...t 50, been proved, and / tulnk
the rule Of 'CS un-adJudicata' sltylld
gpply," said Cpu...sllOr Anna q. (tu,)
IS. (ash.D DaIy, tlC INST lawyer to De
sven position va the law depart
ncut OF ,uo N'T York Central I,s.l-
,dd,
Rut while differences OF opinion
may exist, tho lawyers are firm "a
Ntr loyalty TO Corporation Counsel
rtrswell, FOR % WAS through MS
.ltorts that the suffrage bul was
2,aced before the pcOp!" 81 the En-
iirc State.
Meanwhile Magistrate Geismar,
luNlng other engagements, left.
d Mr.. MIRA Kingman Miller, Presi-
3 tent OF the National Federation ot
| college Women, just came from Cali
formia bringing with her a lot OF tan
and a suany spirit from The Western
paradise.
Il am sorry Magistrate Geismar has
gone" Mrs. Miller said, smiling, for
would like TO take a shot at him.
hut / can't do 1t when he Is not here,
Furthermore, | hereby challenge Cor
porafion Counsel Carswell to a pri-
vate debate"
Describing briefly the great work
organized college women throughout
| the United States are doing in thu
war. Mrs. Miller said they have
dropped all other activities, Recently
she was made Chairman Of IA com
mittee by Secretary of Labor JOSEPH
-. Wilson for the purpose Of placing
women in industrial positions, Dur
ing the last ten months Mrs. Miller
and her committee Of two other coll
I.lcgo women have placed $1,000 won-
en-, not one of them having been un-
satisfactory, There are 1000 womun
in the College Federation.
I'VE are a real, live organization Of
women" Mrs. Miller concluded.
One would imagine the question OF
prohibition was a subject utterly
without the scope or interest Of the
Women Lawyers Association. Not
so. They have thought IL all out and
arc firm In the opinion hat morals
should not be legIslated. Al least
some OF the new lawyers are OF that
opinion
Confirmation Of this was partially
inferred last night when, during the
entire time Of The dinner, dem, t1sse
cups were brought boldly in, Who
ever heard of serving dcmi tasacs
with an ontreeH And tho cups ala
not contain the fluid that one usually
sips with bar le due.
Marion w. Cottlc, with law offices
in New York and Boston, admitted to
, ~pr4CtlCC in four states, stated last