Evening star., 1921-04-10
street. The program will consist OF
a symposium by the members.

The state executive and District W.
anniversary of the purchase of head
quarters. 522 9Th street. with a re-
ception Friday, from 4 to Z o'clock.
Under the leadership of the late Mrs.
Clinton Smith, who was state presi-
dent Of the executive committee. w.
chased. and is today one Of the fore
most clubhouses lin the city. All wom-
ems clubs will be invited.
The building has been free of debt
for many years. and the growth of
W. G.. T. U. activities will demand
larger quarters in the near future.
The present members Of the board of
trustees are: Mrs. Theresa A. Will
liams. president; Mrs. Ella NJ. Drew,
vice president; Mrs. Eva c. Criswen.
son, recording secretary; Mrs. Kate
NJ. Williamson and Mrs. Mary E.
Brown, auditors.
The Petworth Woman's Club was
addressed at its Monday meeting by
Miss M. L: Williams, state secretary
Of the G. F. W. c. An appropriation
was made to the Nine. Currie radium
fund. Delegates and alternates to the
DistoiGa to11dwE FedeFation were appeinted
Thompson, Mrs. w. l.. Gutelius, Miss
F. Corson, Mrs. Edith Sears Alter
nates-Mrs. T. S. Tincher, Mrs. Lysle
O. Cook, Mrs. Frederick Fernald and
Mrs: c. Lewis Gable. Mrs. Edith L.
Phelps will represent the club on the
nominating committee Of the fedora
ton.
An amendment to the constitution,
limiting the membership of the club.
and an Amendment to the bylaws.
licity committee of three were passed.
A book of stamps received from the
committee on Near East Relief. the
sale Of which will net the fund $50,
was given in charge Of Mrs. GrifHth
Evans. Mrs. Sydney Thompson and
Mrs. E. c. CrisweIl for disposal.
Reports were read from the eight
departments Of the club.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter, ID. A. r.,
day at the College Women's Club, in
celebration of the eleventh ami
versary of it's founding. The guests
of honor will be Representative Sim
con D. Fess ands Mrs. Fess of Obi O.
Mr.. Fess will deliver an address
The twenty-third General Court OF
the National Society. Daughters of
Founders and Patriots Of America
will convene at the Raleigh Hotel
served 1880. Informal reception and
conference Wednesday evening, April
13, at s o'clock.
ID. A. Rail Daughters of the
American Revolution and members
of patriotic organizations and others
interested are invited to rededica-
tion of the recently restored southern
corner boundary stone Of the District,
at Jones Point. Alexandra, Va, which
will take place Wednesday from 2
to pm. There will be prominent
speakers and many officials of the
government and District are expected
to attend the ceremonies The Alex
andria-Mount Vernon cars to Ship
yard station" will take Washington
passengers to within a short walk.
Mount Pleasant w. C. T. L, enter
tainment committee gave a program
al Mount Alto for the soldiers Thurs
day evening. under direction of Mrs
Robert e. Cook. Music and readings
were followed by social hour. in
which hospitality was dispensed by
the hostesses of the occasion
The Council Of Jewish Women will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:sO
o'clock, in the vestry rooms of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Mrs. F. A. ST Clair, Mrs. Bertha
Crane and Mrs. o. H. Barrass were
hcstesses for the April meeting Of
the District of Columbia Chapter OF
Founders and Patriots Of America,