Evening star., 1919-03-23

every word must be French" It
was tout-a-fait Francois, CONVERSE
tfon. readings, music-even the choc-
olate had bona fide French smack
that added warmth to the ''MarseiI-
laiss' chorus The principal lecture
yersaille": the music. instrume ental.
@Maxurka" lChopin). Nile. Becker;
vocal duet "Barcarolle." Nine. Ben
ham and Mile. Becker. with Nine.
Simpson. accompanist:. solo. Made
lon." NJ. Thionvi1le.
The ID. c. state Equal Suffrage As
sociaffon held its annual meeting
Wednesday evening at the N. a. w. S.
headquarters. 1896 Rhode Island ave-
nue.. Officers elected were: Miss
Mary OToole. PRESIDENT: Mrs. George
Mrs. Anna E. Hendley. second vice
president: Mrs. William Tindall. third
vice president: Mrs. Louis Gutenberg.
recording secretary: Mrs. John 8.
Bryan. corresponding secretary: Mrs.
Alice P. Rand. treasurer: Mrs. Frank
Pyle and Miss Sarah Beall, auditors.
Delegates elected to the National
American Women's Suffrage conven-
ton to be held in St. Louis, March -
to %. Judge Katherine Sellers and
Mrs. James Campbell Cantrill: alter
mates elected. Mrs. Laura williams,
lard. A motion made by Miss Stiles
that the delegates be Instructed to
ask that suffrage for the District of
Columbia be given some publicity at
the convention Reports were heard
from the following organizations af-
State Equal Suffrage Association. The
Anthony League. the Political Study
Club. Equal Franchise League. also
the Junior Suffrage, the latter of
which was warmly welcomed into
the District of Columbia State Equal
Suffrage Association.
Twentieth Century Club.-The Sec
tion Of archaeology will meet Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 at the home OF
tho leader, Mrs. John Lowe. 2e22
Will talk on THE Navatos and the
Zunis." The wild flower section will
take its regular Wednesday after
noon walk in search of wild flowers
Members will assemble at Dupont
Heron will conduct the section:
Thursday morning at 1880 the board
of directors will hold q meeting in
tho lecture room of All Souls Church.
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock is
the regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the art section at the home OF Mrs.
Dayton Ward. 1879 Columbia road
The home ecorcnics class will meet
Friday at 2:30 at the home of the
leader of the section of conserva-
ton. Mrs. Henry G. Ferguson. 2330
California street.
A report made during the month
showed that the clubs membership. is
295 active members and seven hon
orary members During the club year
there have been twenty-nine members
admitted to the club. fourteen resig-
nations and three deaths. Mrs. Thorn.
as M. Gale, whose death occurred
March 1S. was a charter member Of
the club.
The French section, under the lead
ershtp of Mrs. Chase Palmer. will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
in the lecture room Of All Souls
Church. The speaker Of the afternoon
will be Maj. Livius D. Gefusanu, mil
itary attache Of the Runnanian lega-
ton. who will tell Of Rumania in the
stand against bolshevism. Mai. Geiu-
sanu Is q veteran Of two wars. hay-
ing been In the second Balkan war as
we'll as in the great world conflict. He
is well known In this city, where he
was sent last year after the loss of
his right arm In battle. He was re-
called by his government for further
service in the field and has just re-
turned to Washington. The lecture on
Wednesday will be the first Maj. Gefu-
sanu. who speaks French with the
same duency he speaks his own
tongue, has given in this country. The
public fs invited. No admission Is
charged.
at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Finny, 746 Rock Creek Church road
Reports made proved the success of
The chapter in it's work A commit