The Washington herald., 1922-04-13

- Af~~c AtstA<iouA.l I0e iuncn-
con has been arranged by the
WcmeRa IntefnstionaI League for
Pescs and Freedom. OF which Mrs.
George T. odeii IL chairman. The
Following women win act a. host.
esses: Mrs. Avery Cooniy. Mrs. Ed-
ward r. costigan. Mrs. w. Thomp-
osn Burch. Miss Edith Goode. Mrs.
Robert N. La Toilette. Mrs. Laura
C. williams. Mrs. George Hyman.
Mrs. Herbert ID. Brown, Mrs. Dean
d. Acheson, Mrs. ellison Gardner.
Mrs. Charles Edward Russell ana
Mrs. Lynn Haines,
Overseas Writers. the washington
organisauon OF foreign service
correspondents and authors., win
entertain at luncheon on Saturday
In honor of Frederick Moore. for
eign counselor OF the Japanese for.
eign ONCE. who Is about to take mn
his duties at Tokyo. Mr.. Moore is
a newspaper correspondent BY pro-
fession. He expects to sail for
Japan within two or three weeks.
The District branch of the Con-
sumers' League announces a debate
OF keen interest to women betwee
Miss Maud Younger. legislative
chairman of the Woman's party,
and Mrs. Florence Kelley. general
secretary of the Consumers League,
on the question of equal rights for
women.
Miss Younger will tell of the
party's work on behalf of women
at the debate. which is a feature of
the luncheon at the woman's City
Club next Monday at o'clock.
FOSTER EXHIBITION WILL
BEGIN SATURDAY, APRIL Is.
The exhibition Of posters for The
Cross Triumphant" which was
scheduled to be held at Mason
House for a week, beginning Sat-
urday afternoon at 4 o'clock, will
be held instead at st. Johns Parish
House. S13 Sixteenth street, which
has been offered for that purpose
by the Rev. Robert Johnston. d. D..
rector Of st. Johns Church La
fayette square.
The exhibit will be open to the
public on Saturday and each day of
Easter week; also on Tuesday eve
ming. April IS. from to o'clock.
A number of prominent artists OF
Washington are expected to send
large posters in color. in addition to
designs contributed by the art stu
dents and public school students of
the city.
The exhibit is being held under
the direction Of Mrs. l.. Med. Sieeth.
art instructor of the National
whose auspices the pageant Is be-
ing produced for the benefit of st.
Mary's School. Raleigh. n. c. Mrs.
Sleeth is being assisted by Miss
Bertha Noyes and a number Of other
Washington artists.
DR.. Henry LindIahr. of Chicago.
made the principal address yester-
day at the closing luncheon Of the
Y. w. c. A campaign for funds. DR..
Lindlahr is well-known for his doc
trines concerning health to be re-
tained and obtained by living in ac-
cordance with the laws of nature.
He will lecture tomorrow evening at
s o'clock at the New Thought Tenn
PIE. 1913 ~ street.
oficial Washington will be invit-
ed to view the completed model of
Man Triumphant" the monument
of the famous British American
sculptor. David Edstrom, at his stu
dio in the Art Center. Thursday,
April 20. from to 6 p. m. Mime. Wal
lenberg. wife OF the Swedish Minis
ter. will serve tea. Mr.. Edstrom. the
sculptor. will explain the symbol
ism Of the monument, which. when
completed he expects to place in the
City of Washington.
Mrs. John A. Logan. Mrs. Tucker
and Mrs. A. S. Caldwell. of Illinois.
will, be at home on Tuesday. April
IL. from TO 6 o'clock at Calumet
Place. Thirteenth and Clifton streets
northwest.