Evening star., 1922-11-14


and which proved a n,val innovation.
American Association Of UniveYsity
Women-Mrs. Frances Bernard, ed.-
! cational secretary of the American
Gently outlined her plans for a national
] educational program for the association.
Mrs. Bernard's appointment has been a
| mater of local anu national interest. for
| as educational secretary Of the Ameri-
can Association Of University Women
she will represent the university women
| OF the country.
The coal question was explained
Saturday evening by George OTIS
smith, director ot the Uni.ed States
geoAOg!ca. survey. who is mtmoer
OF Secretary Hoovers advisory COM
| lnittee on coal.
On Wednesday afternoon the pub
lie interes.s committee Of the Ma
tionai Club will be The hostesses a.
The regular weekly tea. Mrs. Franl.
Russell is chairman of the committee
and other members are Mrs. Philip
Hiss Frances Ch.ckering. Mss Char
iot.e Harding, Miss florence Arm
strong, MISS Louise Kingsley and
.Iiss Marie Reilly.
THE Development of Our Bureau
| of Standards" is an address which
will fo.low the Saturday night dinner
| at the club, at $780, Tine development.
of the bureau of which he
.s the director, will be given
by DR.. 8. w. S,ratton, who is retiring
from the bureau and will go to Boston
institute of Technology.
Miss r. Louise Fitch. editor Of the
journal announces that leaflets on
the American Association of Univer-
sity Women and International Fedora
tion of University Women are ready
Tor distribution and may be secured
at her Office on the third floor of the
National Club.
8resS OF Mothers and Pnrent.Ieachef
associations, at a meeting Thursday,
adopted the following slogan. "A
jparent-teacher club for every school"
This has the Endorsement of the su
perintendent, DR.. Ballou.
| A letter was sent to all parent
teacher clubs urging parents to
in the definite school program for the
entire school system. for this CO.
operation would give the school board
unlimited power.
/ The Christmas sale will be held at
the Ebbitt Hotel, December /. many
beautiful and useful articles will be
| on sale. The proceeds will be used for
| the shoe and rubber fund. Public in
vited to help the Congress of Mothers
| in giving shoes to those who need
! them.
| The Warrington Section, Council Of
Jewish Women. held a general
meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, in the. vestry rooms Of the
Eighth Street Temple. DR.. John
! Warner will deliver an address. en-
| titled "a Modern Health Problem" to
be followed by the Waltz Song" from
| la Boheme." by Mary Sherier Bowie.
The Clover Club will have a social
meeting Thursday at the home of
Mrs. ]. N. Bishoff. 1926 Crittendon
street. At its previous session with
Mrs. Charles Bemis. Mrs. Joseph
Randa eaYs tax on Short stories
read selection from o. Henry. Mrs.
Frizzell. president of the District w.
F. c., who was an honor guest, spoke
of the work of the federation. .
National Catholic Community House.
The Tuesday evening class in the
History OF Philosophy was opened
with large enrolment at the house.
COL Z street. The course is being
given by DR.. John J. Rollisecki of
SatnOHC University. Inc claSS Is
open to both men and women.
Capitol Chapter. d. A. r., held its
November meeting at the home of
Mrs. Pedro Capo, assisted by Miss
McCausland. Mrs. Mitchell and Miss
Skinner, with the regent. Mrs. o. c.
Luxford. presiding. The chapter voted
to indorse Mrs G. Wallace Il. Hanger
for the office Of president general, and
a contribution toward the campaign
fund was voted. Also donations were
cent to the state historic committee
and the Juvenile Protective Associa-
tion.
Miss Mccarthy read an account of
her trip to Alaska. published in one
of the newspapers.
During the social hour several solos
were given in American and Italian
by Miss Lucille Hardesty. accompanied
by Miss Martha Schmidt.