The Washington times., 1922-05-04

<the Baccalaureate sermon on sun
day. and Felix Garrglia Will give
piano recital in the evening.
At the commencement exercises
the next day. DIR. Edwin f. Slosson
will give an address on Living For
ward and Looking Backward"
The commencement dance will be
at s o'clock that evening.
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| Congressman Stephenson OF South
Carolina will make an informal al
dress before the meeting OF the South
| Carolina Society of Washington, Fri
day evening at o'clock In Thorn
son School. according to Capt. q. IL.
Newman, president OF the society.
In addition to several interesting
and good short takers, Mish Rebecca
Dial. daughter OF Senator n. b. Dial
/ of South Carolina will present one
Of her short one-act playlets.
Dancing will open and close the
meeting, according to Miss Pearl
| Clark, chairman of the music com
mittee. The reception committee will
consist of the following members:
Mrs. c. NJ. Galloway. Mrs. Alexander
M. Bull Mrs. l.. r. Boykin, and Mrs.
George r. Mitchell: Colonel Car.
michael. Captain Newman. George p.
Mitchell. Stephen r. Tillman and l..
Z. Boykin.
Every South Carolinian in Wash.
ington is urged to attend this meet
| ing which will be informal. Those
desiring membership cards should
write the secretary. Mrs. Alexander
NJ Bull, of 202s Allen place north.
| west.
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The American Association OF Uni
versity Women have opened their
new national club house at 1885,
street, and the spring season is be-
ing filled with interesting events. In
the late afternoon of each Wednes-
day a tea ia given at the club house
and each Saturday evening an edu-
cational or musical program takes
/ place. Mrs. Medill Mccormick and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth are to be
the honor guests next Saturday
evening, when Mrs. Mccormick will
speak on women's duty politically
under present world conditions. The
/ meeting will be open to tho friends
Of the club.
The entertainment committee Of
/ the Penguin Club will present The
| Penguin FroliC" on the Madrillon
! roof on Saturday evening at $50
o'clock.
! One OF the most Interesting and
spectacular celebrations Of the spring
will be the dedication OF the inter
/ esting old building recently taken
over by the National Woman's
I Party.
This house. one OF the most his
I toric in Washington. is known as
/ the old Capitol" 1t was origin ALL
built to house Congress. and has
since then had a varied career as
the home of famous statesmen and
social leaders and at one time as a
/ Civil War prison.
The woman's party intends 70 re-
model this old building as a national
center for women's activities. The
dedication % the headquarters for
this purpose will be attended by
President Harding. by high officials
OF the Government and hy promi.
nent women from all parts Of the
country. The national committee
for the dedication includes wives OF
Cabinet members and Of Senators
/ and Congressman. Amog these mem.
/ bers are:
Mrs Harry NJ DauRh~rty, wife ~
the Attorey General; Mrs. Albert r.
Fall. wife OF the Secretary OF the
| Interior: Mrs Henry G.. Wallace.
wife OF the Secretary OF Agriculture
Mrs. James J. Davis. wife of The
/ Secretary OF Labor: Mrs. Alley Pom.
creme; Mrs. Frank r. Willis. Mrs.
| Charles f. Sawyer. Mrs. Geor &c
| Christian, jr.. Mrs. Elliott Woods.
Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs. James
/ Carol Frazer. OF Washington, pres!-
dent Woman's National Foundation
ISOLATION Mrs. Virginia White Speel.
/ president Woman's Republican Cluh
Of the District Of Columbia; Mrs. II.
/ o. Havemeyer. New York: Mrs. Law
renee Lewis, Philadelphia, Pa: Ma.
rie Moore Forrest. Washington. y.
| c.: Mrs. Valentine Winters, Dayton,
Ohio; Mrs. II. Mcclellan Ritter. Co
lumbus. Ohio; Mrs. Emil Berllner.
Washington, d. c., and Miss Cath
| crime Judge. OF Salt Lake City, Utah.
and Washington, d. G. Mrs. John
! Gordon Battelle, OF Columbus, Ohio,
Is the chairman OF this committee.
The ceremonies are to begin with
a professional OF women represent
! ing women In politics, in the profes-
sions. and In the industries.
| Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, who II
well known as producer and director
Of many of Washington most beau
tiful pageants. Ia in charge OF the
ceremonies connected with the dedi-
cation in which over thousand
women will take part,