Evening star., 1922-10-08

afternoon from to 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Frank Hight will be hostess. assisted
by Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt and
Mrs. Frank Leetch.
of October IA will be devoted to child
hygiene. Mrs. Lawrence Hamill. ex-
ecutive secretary of the Day Nursery
and Kindergarten Association OF
Cleveland, Ohio. will speak on The
Present Day Problems or the Day
the delegates to the National Child
Hygiene Association. which will be
meeting in Washington at that time,
and 1t is expected that other mem
bers of the national association Will
be present and take part In the dis
cussion.
The anthony League held the e.f first It
street. the new headquarters of the
G. F. w. Clubs, Thursday evening,
Mrs. Anna Z. Hendley president, presid-
ing. Mrs Thomas G. Winner. presi-
dent of the G. F. w, c.. gave the
league a most cordial greeting as the
first formal meeting to be held in the
new home. She also spoke later OF
the work to be accomplished by the
federation in the coming season.
Mrs. Julia r. Hazard Of Pennsylva-
mia. founder and president of the
Golden Rule Society and candidate
for Congress spoke of what might
be done by one woman in the next
Congress, were that woman the susan
B. Anthony type. Wayne B. Wheeler,
attorney for the Anti-Saloon Leagne.
urged the woman voters to use their
power to further law enforcement.
Mrs. Nanette b. Paul spoke of the
discouraging conditions of the times
from the standpoint of the race. and
thus found much that was hopeful
and cheering.
Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler sang 4
group of American songs, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Chester A. Dare. The
meeting was opened by singing as a
Gently adopted by the federation as
one of it's patriotic hymns. and closed
by singing the song composed by Mrs.
Hazard. shall We Gather All the
Nations"
resolution to indorse the pro-
posed amendment to the Federal Con-
stitution providing for regula tion of
child labor was postponed to the next
business meeting for action The fol-
lowing resolution, presented by Mrs.
Hazard and which has been adopted
by various industrial groups. was
adopted:
LAS Americans. were recognize that
we face a crucial condition in our So
cial. political and industrial life,
which. if not corrected, may lead to
individual and national disaster"
The Col. John Donelson Chapter,
ID. 4. r., met Tuesday evening at
the home of the regent. 1924 18th street.
Miss Helen Harmon. regent. presiding.
Miss Ada Classic, historian. presented
an original paper 1.-The Master Builders
of Our Republic Each member pres
ent gave a two-minute talk on How I
Spent My Vacation The sunshine
boxes were opened and good sum
realized.
The Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter,
ID. A. r., opened it's season Monday
evening in w. c: I. U. Hall. Mrs
Bertrand Z. Trennis, regent. presiding.
Mrs. Frank Morrison read the new con-
stitution and bylaws of the chapter.
which, with few amendments and
changes. were adopted. A vote was
taken to print the new constitution and
bylaws in pamphlet form. Mrs. Mall
lette Spengler was appointed to fill the
vacancy of chairman of the visiting
committee. caused by the resignation of
Mrs Mcknight. who will shortly take
up her residence in New Mexico. a
paper on the history of Mount Vernon.
written by Miss Evelyn Emig, WIS
read by her mother
The Abracndabrn Club met Wednes-
day evening az the home of DR.. and
Mrs Gaus NJ Brumhaugn. 1854 Bit
more street. the newly elected presi-
dent, Bloomfield H. Howard. in the
chair. The paper of the evening. on
English Diarists." prepared by A.
Y Casanova, presented scholarly
exposition of the subject. Miss Mary
Thompson sang. George THOMPSON.
accompanist An amusing story, 1.-THE
Travelling Clock" was read by Mrs
Henry Barrick.
The Washington Section. Council of
Jewish Women. Will hold its first