The Washington herald., 1920-02-29

White. Music. Entertainment coml
mittse In charge.
March 10, o'clock. -The Chai-
ienge of the ImuBseibie," by Miss
Jane seymour Kiink. OF California.
Mrs. 70. 3. Mussey In charge.
March IL, 3 o'clock Club day.
Mrs. Kate waller Barrett, speaker.
GraphonoIa recital. Character sing-
Ing by Mr.. George II. O'connor;
story telling by Mr.. Paul r, Grove.
Mrs. Charles w, Fits in charge.
March II. o'clock. "A Little
Talk on Ireland by Mrs. 4. p.
o'connor, OF London. Irish songs
by Niss Marion y. Greene. accompa-
MED by MIRA Dorothy II. Baxter.
Mrs james =. celhurn In charge.
March Is. o'cicck. Club day.
Hen, Jean n. Norris. New York,e
first and only woman Judge. speak
er. Miss Ida May Meyers in charge.
Informal reception by membership
committee, Mrs. George Eastment.,
chairman,
March sa s;is o'clock. Musicale.
Mrs. Pearl Moore Gray In Charge,
s March 24 siiS o'clock. illustrate
ed lecture ON the corooran Art oaI-
lerf.Eby Mr.. q. Powell Minpegerode,
director. Miss Ethel Bagley in
charge.
March 81, s:is o'clock, Interpre-
tatiye dancing and impsrsonations
by Miss Marjorie Webster. Miss
Katherine r. Wilson In charge,
The library committee announces
for Friday afternoons, 4:t5. the fol-
lowing program:
March 6,7"A Friendly Book shelf"
little gems Of literature, by Miss
Alice Hutohins Drake.
Marsh Is. The Prospective Effect
of AmericanizatioHNon American Lit
sratsre." by Mrs. Margarita spaufu-
ing Gerry.
March 20, Current Poetry" by
Miss Alice Hutehins Drake.
March 81, "A Book Chat" by Mrs.
Marie Manning Gasch.
April ,, %, Henry" by Mrs. Al
bert sidney Burisson.
The Anthony League held its regular
weekly meeting at the home of the
president, Mrs, Anna 4. Hendiey, 3co7
Columbia road, Wednesday at 3:3O
o'clock. Nine. de Veyra, wife OF the
Commissioner from tho Philippine Is
the progress OF education In the is
lands during tae American control. A
resolution was adopted endorsing the
appointment OF Capt. Robert Doyle
for the position OF superintendent of
the Police Department made vacant
by the death OF Maj. Pullman.
Next Wednesday at the same hour
Mrs Anna z. IIendley will make a
report OF the last convention OF the
~. A, w. 8. Association. and the first
congrers OF the League OF Women
Voters. Other delegates will be pres
ent also and speak OF different phases
Of the work accomplished.
. On Thursday evening at o'clock
at the regular monthly meeting, Mrs.
Kate Waller Barrett will speak Of the
Immediate needs Of the Criltenton
Home. and Mrs. Whitman Cross. pres
dent OF the Juvenile Protective Asso-
citation. will tell Of the good accom-
plished by that organization. There
win be business meeting at 7:3O p.m.
The Bible study committee will meet
on Monday evening at which time Mrs.
Nanette b. Paul will discuss the book
OF Proverbs and exhibit some of the
collection of costumes from the Holy
Land. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Paul
will open a class in parliamentary law
at the women's City Club. These
meetings and classes are open to all
who are interested.
Mrs. Lowry L. Morrill, has Just re-
turned from several weeks In the Mid
die West. where she was called by
the sudden death of her sister. Mrs.
]. II. Mcdonald: remaining n purse
her mother through a serious ILL.,