The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

"Oe = Va eAiC 6aNnOA8 Sai ~ anu b6l
for the success she and her aids had
made. Miss Marie c.. Redfern, cor
responding secretary, was authorized
to write letters of thanks to the men
OF the Camounage section, who had
presented their work TO the league.
ITO Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes, for her
assistance, and to Miss Geertrude
Drain. chairman OF the young ladies'
committee.
Miss Jessie Griswold, chairman of
the membership committee. reported
the names Of six applicants for mem
bership, who were unanimously elect
ed. Their names were as follows:
Mrs. Norma Baugh Krassinn, Mobile.
Ala; Mrs. Mary r. Reynolds, Wash
ington. d. c.; Miss Virginia Carter
Castleman, Herndon. Va; Miss Laura
Thornburgh. Washington, D. c.; Miss
Mabel Goodrich. Washington. d. c.;
Miss Genie Grimm de Wolfe. Meri-
dian. Texas.
The auction sale Of autographed
books. photographs. illustrations and
historical documents, which was not
held the night OF the carnival ball.
will be held soon. A committee was
named to attend to the necessary
preparations A committee was also
hdiicO W tooh loi a toIuc loI lllc
league. The purchase OF the old Uni
versity Club YVES discussed. but no
definite settlement made. -
College women's Club.
The usual weekly tea of the COL
lege Women's Club viii be held on
Monday from to .. m. with sec
tion IL in charge. Mrs. W. L. Full
ton, chairman, and the members of
the section will act as hostesses
The guest Of honor will be Richard
T. Wyche. president OF the National
Story Tellers' League of America,
who will give readings from Uncle
Remus and personal recollections of
Joel Chand Harris.
The war workers tea viii be on
Sunday from 4 to 6, with Miss Kath-
crime Weed in charge
Madam Grouitch, wife of the Min
ister from Serbia, was the speaker at
the weekly meeting of the Anthony
League, at the home OF the president
Mrs. Anna E. Hendley, ao7 Columbia
road. The recital of the trials of the
Serbian people particularly OF the
women, drew tears to the eyes Of those
present Mrs. Beulah Harper Dun
woody sang the beautiful compost
ton of Prof. Macwatters, He That
overcometh." and responded to an
encore. Mrs. Horace Fulton gave a
delightful piano selection.
Next Wednesday. at $50 o'clock.
Miss Keley.of the woman's division Of
the Department Of Labor. will speak
on. Has the American Home Profted
by the Lessons of the War;" Mrs.
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few minutes on the proper conduct
organizations. On Monday evening
Mrs. Jenness-Afiller will begin another
class in Triune Development
Thursday evening Mrs. Charles D.
Walcott gave a most interesting illus
trated lecture on the Canadian Rock
les at the Paul Institute, and Mrs.
Paul exhibited the Biblical costumes,
some Of them On living figures.
The District OF Columbia Congress
Of Mothers and Parent Teachers As
socia ations will hold their reguar
meeting Tuesday at 2 p. m at the
Teachers Club. Eleventh and F
streets northwest.
Mrs. Arthur Macdonald. president Of
the Woman's Clinic presided at the
monthly meeting at the home OF its
secretary, Mrs. c. Pike Burleign, Gift
ton street. Saturday evening, March g.
Delegates and alternates were elect
ed to the annual session OF the d. c.
Federation of Women's Clubs as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Arthur Macdonald, Mrs. c.
Pike Burleigh. DR.. Ida J. Herberger,
DIR. Amy J. Rule, DR.. Mary D. Baker,
DR.. Elizabeth Salmon, DR.. Francis
Foye, DR.. Anna Bartsch Dune, DR..
Isabel J. Haslip Lamb, Mrs. Locher
and Mrs. II. c. Cook.
DR.. Mary d. Baker gave an inter
esting talk on first aid to influenza
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