Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

Ion OF WOmen'S CLUBS held oodfo
Monday afternoon at the
Mason House. Mrs. Howard L. Hodg-
Sins, president. presided. Other otfi-
,ers present were Mrs. Sydney r. ia
:obs, Mrs. Leonard S. Doten, Mrs. e
E. -Granmer, Mrs. Jason Waterman,
Miss Lillian Williamson and Mrs.
FabeP Stevenson. Mrs. Charles Wet
more, addressed the organization on
Welfare Association. Mrs,
Philip N. Moore, president OF the
american National Council of Wom-
n, gave a report on the international
,ouncil of Women held last sum
aer.r in Christiania, Norway. MISS
williamson, general federation direc-
or, spoke of the departmental WORK
f the federation. Mrs. Thomas w:
;alver and Mrs. w. G. Cash outlined
chsmes of federation work designed
0 procure funds for the first payment
n the clubhouse. Miss Mabel vernon
resented the plans for the victory
CELEBRATION of suffrage to be held at
lie Capitol when the statue OF SUI
age pioneers is to be presented IN
ebruary. Other speakers were mrs.
nnAHendley, Mrs. w. ID. Hardy, Mrs.
Morss. Miss Elizabeth Reiss and
rssIIary Wright Johnson. Monday
igf0 members of the federation were
ue8s of the Cameron Club. in Alex
ldcfa, which was addressed at tnat
mGby w. B. Wilson, Secretary of
abeF.
'rhG Twentieth Century Club will
eeEThursday morning at IL O'Clock
the assembly hall of the Cosmos
ubsss DR.. Thomas W. Salmon, med
u director of the national commits
,n.for mental hygiene, will denver
lecture on Mental Hygiene" :
ln@mvitation has been extended py
commissioners of the District TO
: Snembers of the club to attend
,esng Monday afternoon at
lock in the ballroom at the WI.
.ds3Iotel, when James r. Garheld OF
Inland will give a talk on me
ulnrunity Chest"
;uSst tickets for Thursdays meet
may be obtained from the chalr-
M of the hospitality committee
Sc Clarence 6. Allen. 2310 19th
Ell: not later than Tuesday.
,aaue of American Pen Women
;..Hamlin Cogswell, national cor
aiding secretary, prepared the
tram for Monday evenings Music
~ Talk" and made the opening
Hss. Mrs. George Peabody Eustls'
sFfeht of the District Federation
Xssic Clubs, spoke Of The Ma.
,ar Federation Of Music CLUBS.
$ willard Howe, Mrs. Edouard
lion. Miss Mary Cryder, Mrs. FRANK
am and Miss Bernice Randall were
ong the speakers. A tea was
zen Wednesday afternoon in honor
Mrs John Elliott of Newport,
lighter of Julia Ward Howe, VINO
Ike on the art colony at Newport
h which she is identified.
he weekly reception will be heid
.dnesday at $50 pm, with DR.. Tom
lIiams as the guest of honor ana
.aker. His subject will be Emo
, in Mental Fitness" DR.. Williams
member of the French Neurology
location. having just returned
m France.
,lumbian Women. G. w. U@Mrs IS;
lette Adams, assistant attofhev
,eral. will speak on some phases OIL
Gork in the Department of Jus
att o'clock Tuesday afternoon In
alumni room of the Ia" scnooi'
* street northwest
~ hostesses will be Mrs. ROBERT
uolwell. Mrs. Edward b. Rosa,
Charles w. Richardson and MRS.
p Townsend. The Columbian
non was founded in the fail OF
IL is composed Of woman 1acu!ty
nbers. alumnae, wives OF facuity
abers and university officials. ana
students.
-ctory Chapter, ID. A. r.. met aoh-
afternoon at the home OF MIS-. sam
Herrick, in Cleveland PARK, VIII
Arthur S. Field and Miss katn ny, :
vey as assistant hostesses. ~
ronriations were pledged to the
chanter house fund and Tor the
.rican International College. the
rim Mothers memorial and the
ting to be presented 10 FRANCE.
East Relief, the work OF MOUNT
and other causes.
y-Luella n. Tibbetts gave a paper
klexander Hamilton. Mrs. EDWARD
me. chairman of the conn comma. ndue
On, spoke of that works. while MRS.
,ner. 9uesf, spoke OF. the success
he California chapters in their
< with the Japanese.
,vsubfa Chapter, d. A. r., met
;day evening at the residence OF
CHI. Rowland. Mrs. Jason Wa
AN. regent, presided. The state
mt. Mrs. Francis A. st. Clair. and
Howard l.. Hodgkins were
IT, both Of whom gave talks on
ricanization work and the thrift
oaign. respectively. Mrs. Stella
II McElhannon was chosen dele
TO the national congress. Mrs.
abeth Collision Hill and Miss Will
Gary. gave piano selections.
Htlton Home and school Assoc
ON met Tuesday afternoon. DR..
ert w. Mccullough spoke on
al clinics in the schools, and
association pledged itself to work
the establishment of one In the
.,heast section Of the city. Miss
school work in India "A COM
es composed of Mrs. Scott, Mrs.
orer and Mrs. Hughes. was APP
ted to purchase clock for each
e. ooIroom.
oman graduates and ex-students
Ohio colleges or universities are
I'd to meet tomorrow afternoon
40 in the restroom of the club
&c of the Association of Col
ate Alumnae, 1907 II street north
,apter b. p. Z. O., held two Janu-
meetings., the uISI Will ALL ..
D. :phine Jacobs, when Mrs. Palmer
/ a paper On "Woman's Citizen
the New Day" Tuesday Chap
was entertained by Mrs. E. H.
her. After a luncheon Mrs. ia
; read a paper on Thrift"
illiam Mckinley Circle, No. 2
Ien 6. A. r.. met Monday night ia
lmemorate the birthday ,anniver-
y of William Mckinley, for whom
circle was named. Sketches were
of his life as a soldier, lawyer
of his home life. Personal remi-
eences were given by members who
w him as the friend and President
the people.
oecial services in honor OF McKin-
will be held in the Metropolitan
norial NJ. f. Church, tonight at
ock. DR.. Mitchell, the pastor, will
side.