The Washington times., 1921-05-22

not do this. there IL plenty OF clear
rpring water-and you carry your box
lunch away with you. Maybe you
have intended spending the day In
round of visits. but you haven't cared
TO eat at these places-the box lunch
solves these problems--and II costs
just 81 n person-enough for hearty
lunch.
II you call on the phone before
leaving Washington and give the
number Of luncheons you wish and
the time you will reach Dover House.
the biscuits will be hot. the boxes
packed, and you will make II easier
for the ladies who are working 20
hard to raise enough money to build
the first Woman's Clubhouse In Mary
land. Do your part-phofie early.
And do you know how to reach
Dover House? Well, you cross Penn
sylvania avenue bridge. take Bowen
road until Melwood 10 reached. This
IL perhaps twelve miles from Wash
ington ON the Marlboro pike A road
to the right. At right angles to the
pike. will bring you to the Dover
House. Do not take any branches to
the right after leaving the pike.
Turn In at the gate just after pass
Even though the League of Nations
has faded or the front pages of the
papers the word League" still figures
large in the news. The League of
American Penwomen. under Its new
organisation. has leaped across the
seas and proposes carrying out an
International project for the coming
year--the formation of the Leasue of
World Penwomen.
Also the Washington League Of
Women Voters is coming to the front
and will hold meeting on Wednes-
day evening, for which Mrs. clifford
Pinchot will open her home. 1915
Rhode Island avenue. The meeting
will be held to effect . permanent or
Ganization of the local league and to
elect officers. Mrs. Julian B. Sally.
director Of the Third region, will pre-
side, and among the speakers win be
Miss Kathrine Luddington. Of New
York. director of the First region:
Miss Elizabeth Hauser, Of Ohio, di-
rector of the Fourth region. and Mrs.
Solon Jacobs. secretary of the league.
Judge Kathrine Sellars Of the District
Juvenile Court, Mrs. Annette Abbott
Adams, sometime assistant United
States Attorney General, will also
speak. A number of other national
officers will be present. including Mrs.
clifford Pinchot, finance chairman:
Mrs Maud Wood Park, president of
the league; Mrs. Edward Costigaa.
chairman of the food supply and de-
mand committee, and Mrs. La Rue
Brown. chairman of the child welfare
committee
This newly organized League OF
World Penwomen is planning big
things, and at their last meeting at
national headquarters, over which
Mrs. William Atherton Dupuy pre-
sided. Mrs. Larz Anderson. former
chairman of the membership COM
mittee. was appointed director of the
Department of Organization. under
whom both national and international
Organizations will take place Foun-
dations have already been laid in
England and in France. Mrs. George
C. Thorpe who will leave for Paris
and Switzerland with Colonel Thorpe
In July. was appointed international
representative. of the Department of
Organization, Mrs. H. c. II. Stewart,
of Chevy Chase, who leaves for Eng
land this week.. receiving the same
appointment -
Among those appointed Wednesday
evening as chairmen, of the national
standing committees were: Mrs. Min
ME Ferries Hauenstein, member of
the Buffalo League of American Pen
women, chairman OF the Ways and
Means Committee; Miss Mary Meek
Atkeson, chairman of the membership
committee; Mrs. Nellie Miller Virgins,
chairman of the house committee:
Mrs. J. J. Locher, chairman of the