Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-25
NATIONAL CONGRESS
MOTHERS TEACHERS
Twenty-hfth Annual Convention
Being Held Four Days This
Week In Washington
ANNAPOLIS DELEGATES

OF the National Congress OF Mothers
and Parent-T Teachers Associations is
being held for four days this week at
the New Ebbitt Hotel in Washington.
Wednesday has been chosen as the
day for the delegates from the local
chapter to attend and they will leave
Annapolis on the 1850 a. IN. car.
Mrs Robert Moss is State vice.
president and Maryland representa-
tive on the Middle Atlantic States
Council of the Congress of Mothers
Mrs. Edward Heise is president OF the
local circle. Other delegates from
here will be Mrs. Pauline Pfeffer,
Mrs. Arthur Moss. Mrs. T. j. Linthi-
cum and Mrs. ]. S. Strahorn.
The program for the Wednesday
and Thursday sessions will be as fol-
lows:
$50 a. m, reports of State presi6
dents. each president allowed ~
minutes) IL a. m, round table-Mrs.
Remington presiding. Subject Finance
Zach speaker allowed 10 mjnutes)
Treasurer's reports, Mrs. Hubert y.
Rowell: auditors report, Mrs. c. ii.
Remington; endowment fund Mrs. C.
II. Remington; budget committees re-
port: ways and means report. Mrs
William r. Ramsey: thrift report,
Mrs Ella c. Porter. 80 to 3 p. m,
five-minute reports of ce-presidents
round table. Mrs. Holland presiding
Subject: Conservation. each speak
er allowed 10 minutes.) Country Life,
Mrs A. II Reeve; Conservation as re-
lated to the Rural School. Miss Edith
Lathrop reading of minutes.
2:30 p. m, reception rendered by
Mrs. Warren G. Harding to officers,
delegates and visitors, at the White
House.
p. m, general meeting by
Business H. S. orchestra; invocation
by Rev Henry A. Tupper. ID. d.. pas
tor of the First Baptist Church; be-
ginnings of the work of the Congress
of Mothers for Child Welfare, Miss
Janet Richards $50 minutes). Music
by Business High School orchestra.
lustrated by moving pictures, DR.. A.
Sum. Social Welfare Attache Czecho-
Slovak Legation, This is the first
showing of these pictures to the gen.
eral public.)
Thursday. April 2s. $3.50 a. m,
closed session-For voting delegates
only. Business session-Report of
special committee on legal status OF
the relations existing between the
Child Welfare Company and the Ma
tional Congress of Mothers and Par
ent-Teacher Associations. Conclusion
of the revision of the bylaws.
During this session visitors may de-
sire to see the National Museum, Cor
coran Art Gallery. and Washington
Monument A guide will be provided.
IL a. m, open session for all dele
gates and visitors. Ten-minute re-
ports of State presidents.
/ p m. trip to Arlington and
Mount Vernon, followed by a supper
at the home of Mrs Percy Daniel.
given by the District Branch of the
Congress OF Mothers and Parent
| Teacher Associations to the officers
/ and delegates.
D. m, a guide will take visitors by
trolley to Mount Vernon.
s p. m, general meeting-Music by
Western High School orchestra; invo-
cation by Rev. j. s. Montgomery
ID. D.. Chaplain of the L. S. House OF
Representatives; Addresses: Zach
speaker allowed 10 minutes.) Sub
4 ject: National Cooperation. National
! Council of Women. Mrs. Ella Spencer
Mussey; National Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs. Miss Ida Hafford
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, Mrs G. NJ. Minor; Department OF
Agriculture. Miss Florence Ward
T. Music by Western High School or
chestra Children's Bureau. Miss
1 Julia Lathrop; Bureau of Education
Hon. p. P. Claxton; National Educa-
ton Association. Mr.. j. W. Crabtreei
Thrift Division. Treasury Depart
ment. Miss Katherine Howard Inter
national Sunday School Association
Mr.. E. w. HaIpenny; international
kindergarten Union. Miss Clara NJ
Wheeler.