Evening star., 1920-02-29

drst congress Of tho League Of Wom-
en- Votera Other delegates will
speak of different phases OF the work
accomplished.
Thursday evening at o'clock Mrs.
Kate Waller Barrett will speak of
the immediate needs Of the Critten-
ton Home, and Mrs. Whitman Cross
president Of the Juvenile Protective
Association. will tell Of the good ac-
complished by that organization:
1880 pm. The Bible study committee
will meet tomorrow evening, at which
time Mrs. Nanette B. Paul will treat
of the Book of Proverbs and exhibit
some costumes from tho holy land.
These meetings and classes are open
to all who are interested.
District ID. A. R-The annual state
conference will be held Thursday at
10 o'clock am. in Memorial C6nti-
mental Hall. This meeting is for a
delegated body of voters only, COM
| posed Of state officers, regents and
delegates Of chapters and the ma
tional officers holding membership In
the District D. A. r. This body will
meet in executive session. The busi-
ness to be transacted will be the re-
vision of the bylaws OF the District.
the election of all state officers and
the nomination Of a vice president
general.
take place Friday at 10 o'clock, at
Memorial Continental Hall, and con-
tinue throughout the day. Reports OF
all branches of District d. A. X. work
will be given by the state officers.
regents and chairmen of committees.
The meeting will be open to all Dis
trct D. A. r. who are members OF
chapters. The president general, Mrs.
Guernsey. has signified her accept
ance of an invitation to be present
when the reports of all state work
accomplished will be read.
A meeting Of the executive commit
tee, composed of state officers, re-
gents and delegates from the District
chapters. was held February 20. at the
Washington Club.
The Monday Friendship Circle cele-
brated it's fourth anniversary at the
home of Mrs. Bowdler Tuesday. Be
sides sending the usual check toward
the milk fund of Friendship house;
an additional $50 was appropriated
and paid to the Settlement House. The
third Wednesday in each month the
members of the circle are to spend
the day in sewing for the children OF
the home. Wednesday. March II. the
members are to meet at the Iyer
School at $50 o'clock to sew. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Mitchell. March %. at pm.
The Woman's Relief Corps. Depart
ment of Potomac. held the closing
session Of the thirty-second conVen-
tion Tuesday evening in G. A. X.
Hall. Officers were installed by Mrs.
Isabel Worrel Ball as follows: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Mary NJ. North; senior vice
president. Mrs. Sara J. Mcmillan:
junior vice president Mrs. Margaret
Bradt: secretary, Mrs. Mamie Palmer
Dorsey: treasurer, Mrs. Julia West
Hamilton; chaplain. Mrs. Asenath J.
Case; inspector, Mrs. Tillie D. En-
triken: counselor, Mrs. Isabel w.
Ball; instructor and inspector officer,
Mrs. Marian Lewis; patriotic instruc-
board: Mrs. Myrtle Loebsack. Mrs.
Mary NJ. Hutchins, Mrs. Malissa
CroweIl, Mrs. Harriet Beason and Mrs.
Anna ]. Layton.
The MAJ. william Overton Calls
Chapter, ID. A. r., met recently at 1857
X street In addition to the regent. Mrs.
Claude Bennett, and the treasurer. Miss
Antoinette F. Peterson. the following
were elected to serve at the state con-
ference and continental congress: Dele
gate, Miss Alice Y. Salter; alternates.
Mrs C. r. Dufour. Miss Inez. J. Gardi-
ing, Miss =. L. Straughan, Miss l. c.
Abrahams, Mrs S. II. Ford, Mrs. W. E.
Hutton, Mrs. E. K Harrison and Mrs.
H. ]. Tabs.
College women's Club.-Miss Emma
e. Kinne and members of Section IL
will be hosesses as the College Womens
Club tea tomorrow afternoon. from 4
until 6. Miss Clara Herbert will speak
on Hospital Libraries During the
World War"
The George Washington section gave
a musical tea on Washington's BIRTH
day, which was largely attended. in spite
Of the many other attractions that day.
The younger members Of the club
were hostesses at a club dance on
Wednesday evening.
Section 10. with Miss Bertha Wolfe.
chairman, gave a card party at the club
house. Friday evening.
The March s luncheon will be at
1890.
There are no beggars and few
wealthy people in Iceland hut the