The Washington herald., 1921-01-09
JUVENILE MOVIES
At BELASCO.

JUVENILE MOVIES
AT BELASCO.
1t just occurred to me that per-
haps you had not heard fully of the
proposed Juvenile movies to be given
at the BelasCO beginning each Sat
urdRy morning, starting January Is.
The children of the diplomatic, So
cial and official sets are enthusiastic
concerning the programs and
obild's orchestra is to render music
Mrs. Wilson, Lady Geddes and Mrs.
| Edward Beale Mclean and other
| very prominent women are to be
present The ladies of the Cabinet
| will all undoubtedly send their chill
| dren and as the program includes
only legends, fairy tales, fables, etc.
it is sure to be a delightful time.
7 + + T.
The Women's City Club held its
monthly meeting at the club house,
| % Jackson place, last week, Miss
| O'Toole presiding. Judge Sellers Of
| fered a resolution calling on the
| cub to indorse the recommendation
| of District Commissioners asking
| for an appropriation for home
| for feeble minded in the District,
which was passed. The Club voted
to affiliate with the American Wom-
ems Club of Paris.
A committee was appointed to
work with other organizations on
a solution of the water supply in the
! District.
A resolution on District suffrage
! was passed and a committee sp-
pointed to represent the club at a
| hearing on the amendment before
| Congress.
TT HE resolution reads: IN view
of the fact that the residents
i of the District of Columbia
comprise the only community in the
| United States which has no repre-
sentation in the body making laws
| for its government; and
Whereas the American citizens
in the District pay taxes and per-
| form all other functions of citizen
ship and are denied the privilege
| Of representation; and
Whereas we believe that repre-
sentation in the government is a
! basic right OF the American citizen;
BE it Resolved, That the Wom-
ems City Club pledges itself to ac-
lively work for a Constitutional
amendment which will enable Con-
gress to enfranchise the residents
! of the District of Columbia"
The members of the committee
to work with the Civic Committee
of the District of Columbia Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs includes
Mrs. Q. 1. Woodley, chairman; Mrs.
| Henry Stewart, vice chairman Mrs.
| E. ]. Brennan, Mrs. Mary c. Bryan,
Mrs. Edward T. E1den, Mrs. Ran
dolph Keith Forrest, Mrs. S. A. Gen
] = n
George D. Horning. Mrs. Mary
| O.. .,..l johnson, Miss Margaret NJ.
I<illeen, Mrs. Edith c. Salisbury,
Mrs. Edith Hall, Mrs. Frank S.
Parks. Mrs Rosa F. Downing, Mrs.
Louis Gutenberg, Miss Marry M Bar
ron, Mrs Maude E. Budd, Mrs. Will
| lam F. GUIDE, Mrs. G. Olin Leech
and Mrs. Leo Baum.
/. + +
On the committee, on water supply
| for Washington, are: Mrs. William
B. Hardy. chairman; Miss Edna J.
Sheehy. vice chairman; Miss Janet
Mcwilliam, Mrs. Sydney Jacobs, Mrs
Truman Able. Miss Ida Nolan. Mrs.
Frank Williams, Mrs. George c. AL
temus, Mrs. H. D. Barr, Mrs. ]. o.
Berliner, Miss C. Larrimore Keeley,
| Mrs. Jeannie Kafka, Miss Katherine
A. Grace, Mrs. William S. Corby, Miss
Katie Dunn, DR.. D. r. Du Comb, Mrs
Frank Overman and Miss Helena NJ.
| O'Connell.
DEEP INTEREST IN
SUFFRAGE STATUES.
Washington women are actively
interested in the beautiful memorial
statue to three of the suffrage pio-
neers soon to be presented to the
National Capitol. 1t is especially
noteworthy because so far only one
woman has been honored by the
erection Of a statue in a government
building. Miss Frances E. willard,
whose State, Illinois, presented her
statue to Statuary Hall, will now
share her honors with Susan B. An
thony, elizabeth Cady Stanton and
Lucretis Mott. Statues of these three
women will form part Of one impress.
sive monument, now being completed
in Italy by the American sculptress,
Mrs. Adelaide Johnson.
To help in raising the District
quota of the $4,000 memorial fund
for the statues. Mrs. Edwin ]. Bren-
nan has announced a card party TO |
be held in the ball room in the head |