Evening star., 1922-12-02

do one niece of constructive work dur
ing the year. Mrs. Hendley, presi-
dent OF the Anthony League. announced
4 series of lectures to be given by Mrs.
Nunnette Is. Paul on "Art and En-
hroidcry of Bethlehem" and Miss Lu-
ellie Wilkinson spoke on nature study.
\ temporary committee was formed 10
investigate Il methcd of financing the
work of the federation.
Meeting adjourned for luncheon. which
was served in the clubs tea rooms.
After reccnvenifg Miss Helen Ill. Car
dnner. a member of the civil Service
Commission. made an address. Mrs.
Swantuu. chairman of the Legislative
presented the following for
Endorsement by the federation:
'Whereas coal is Il basic industry
upon which the happiness and pros
perity Of our country depends. ana
Whereas the continued STRIFE ana
unsettled condition III The production
ri coal has caused high prices of coal
and every other commodity. ard has
incurred great suffering and misery
throughout cur land. and
Whereas we believe the government
can contribute assistance in making Il
thorough Investigation of the whole
coal industry, therefore, lac it
''Resnivod 10y TIE Federation of Wom-
-n's clubs. That we urge every woman
and all Womcn'S clubs TO endorse and
support the work Of the fact t-iindinS
committee appointed hy President
Harding. and be it further
''ltesolvcd, That n copy Of this reso-
luton he sent to the members Of the
faCt-!ird!nS committee and chairnen Of
the mines and mining committees of
thc House and Senate and tue Wash
instrn press"
y meeting of the board OF tile Ma
liuts.l Federation VIII he held here in
January. Mrs. Augustus Knight sug-
seSted that each "f the chairinen "f
the seventy committees raise 8, in
her committee for the general treasury.
and The suggestion met with general
approval. Mrs, Lockwood, the presj
dent of the Virginia Federation OF
Womans GIBBS. brought Il greeting
from that federation
Women's CITY CInb.-CoI. Edward
Davis. United States cavalry. will speak
on Tie Jerusalem Campaign Mon
day at $50 pm, upon invitation from
the entertainment COMMITTEES. Col.
Davis was the only officer accredited
from the War Department with the
British forces during the Mesapotamian
and faieStinian campaigns. Photo
graphs depicting the campaign will be
thrown upon the screen.
y card lar;E, bridge and fivc hum
r'red will be given a , and o'clock
on Tuesday. und.. tn. auspices OF the
IL r,l,.rsllip committee.
The monthly business meeting will
be- held "Wednesday at pm.
ship of lr. Josephine Baird. will meet
Thursday evening al ! o'clock. They
VIII begin The. study of the boob of
Genesis.
Mrs. Maui Wood Park. president of
th, National League uf Woman Nnt
i,,A E, ht,tl md
speaker at the forum Luncheon Sa:ur
-iay- Her subject will be The Long
March
Mrs W. T. Chamberlain Will be host
csS TOR the sunday teas in December.
Miss Stiles Will assist on December 10.
and e. j. Blanchard will give an Illus
rated travel talk on the west at )
O'clock.
The Wcman's Clui. of Bethesda. Md.
-pr Harvey W. Wiley, in Il talk be-
fore III" ci,i. Tuesday .; th. home "f
Mrs. Edwin II. i1tI. Eradlc: Hills. Md.
declared that every man and woman
had W. Stl"uli have u gospel Of life.
!Hs was good ilea!tE. Il" timed the
inAny precautions that should be
Ith" safeguards. dietetic ana other
wise. thai should be placed around
the lives of the children ia order that
longer life might be promoted and
lUdt ne might D.a NladS more ENJOY
able through the years.
\ feature Of the meeting was the
speech OF Miss Blanche y. Corwin.
county agent and home demonstrators
for Montgomery county who briefly
outlined her work in promotion Of
home economies among the people of
the county and the All clubs. Three
children from Hyattstown. all of them
about ten Scars If age, gave a prac-
teal demonstration Of the value of
instruction received through the in
strumeutality of county agency work.
The Sixteenth street Heights Club
met Tuesday AFTERNOON with Mrs. Mil
ton Danziger, 1908 18th street. F. l..
Nulford from the Department of
Agriculture gave an interesting talk
on "Iandscap. Gardening" Mr. Null
ford illustrated his lecture by u num-
her of photographs al homes through
out the country These photographs
showed how the correct placing of
walks and drives ard the planting of
threes and shrubs changed the entire
character Of the home site. Mrs. J.
". Frizuell. president of the =. +. W.
e. talked on the duties and oppur-
tunitics of the present-day woman and
the responsibility for using them
wisely. Mrs. l.. II. Dennis, Harris
burg. Pa, was Il guest of the club,
Arts Club of Wnsi,inston.-A new
phase in 1he activities of the club
was inaugUrated Saturday night.
when the first of a series of popular
on the history and litera-
ture of the drama was delivered AT
the clubhouse by Walter Berry. his
tonic heinG Certain Aspects of the
creek Drama" The next address. THE
Drama of Ancient Rome. Will be
given by DIR. George W.sJohnston. De-
16 at $40 pm. Heretofore. at
.,v-fs
r,ents Of the Arts Club has been linn
tied to the club membership and 4 few
invited guests. These Saturday night
on the drama VIII. however.
be open to the public on presentation
pf cards of admission, obtainable from
any club member, or at the Office OF
the club.
Washington Short story Club will
meet Tlr sday at 522 9th street with
ti,t. president. J. Lewis Mon"yway. in
the chair Miss Mary Farmer will
NOT only lie in charge of the program
of the evening. but will also read one
OF her own stories. The program VIII
include the second chapter of the
story. Miss Rosina Hercum
will discuss the work of Mary. r.
NNill>ins-Freer,an. with aiiustrat12ns'
byron T. Hayden, soprano. and
Tenley. pianist. will con-
tribute the, musical part of the pro-
gram.
The American WOmen's Legion met
Monday, in the parish hall of st. Johns
Church.
The regular order of business was
susnended to permit the board to
receive a present sent by the United
states Chamber of Commerce. This
was gavel made from a bit of the
of the stairway in old
house. which was removed
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