The Washington times., 1922-10-22
WOMAN 'SCLUb
BEGINS WORK
FOR AUT 7 UMN
Opens Season with Memorial
in Honor Of Mrs. w.
E. Stevens.

Beginning with memorial services
in honor of Mrs. William f. An
drews. a past president, the District
Federation of Women's Clubs tomor-
row will hold it's first meeting Of
the fall and winter season at is
headquarters, 1874 N street north.
west
Following luncheon, which will be
served at 1 o'clock, reports will be
submitted by the delegates who at.
tended the conference at Chan.
tauQua.
The afternoon program will con.
sist OF singing led by Robert Law.
renee. followed by talks by Mrs.
Alexander Wolf, Mrs. Frank ii.
Smell and Mrs. Redwood Wander.
grift, who recently returned from
broad. Reservations for tomorrow's
luncheon are in charge Of Miss Mary
Heyler.
Following are the names OF the
officers for the ensuing year:
Officers for Year.
President, Mrs. ]. w. Frizzell;
first vice president. Mrs. Charles r..
Grandfield: second vice president,
Mrs. Jason Waterman: recording
secretary, Mrs. A. K. Wine: cores
ponding secretary, Mrs. Raymond
Vandergrift: treasurer, Miss Mary
Heyler; auditor, Mrs. w. A. Winkel.
hous, and general federation direc.
tor. Miss M. l.. Williamson.
Following is a list OF committee
chairmen:
Applied education. Mrs. V. w.
Speel; conservation of natural re-
sources. DIR. Margaret Huddleson;
birds and flowers. Mrs. G. W. Shull;
forestry. Mrs. l.; B; Slime; nature
study, Miss Lucille Wilkinson; soils
and minerals, Mrs. NJ. NJ. OKeefe;
water and waterway, Mrs. II. c.
Cook: education, Miss L. Relss;
library extension, Mrs. Z. ID. Hardy;
peace. Miss Frances Crosby; better
American speech, Mrs. George +.
Smallwood; Fairgrounds. Mrs. l.. >.
Draper; temperance, Mrs. S. w. Nor.
ris; illiteracy, Mrs. w. A. Winkel-
hous; vocational training and guid.
ance, Mrs. w. w. Howard: home
economics, Mrs. F. l.. Ransome;
clothing. Mrs. NJ. Danziger: food,
Mrs. Il. Tracy; thrift. Mrs. NJ. T.
Morris: public welfare. Mrs. Ellis
Logan; chidl welfare. Mrs. II. F.
Sawlelle: health. DIR. Amy Rule;
anti.tuberculosis, Mrs. c. N. Chip.
man; child hygiene. Mrs. E. J. Bent.
ley: public health nursing, Mrs.
Frank J. Kelly: social hygiene, DR..
d. II. Du Comb: vital statistics. Mrs.
j. Rich; industrial and social con-
ditions, Mrs. Flourney Menefee; in.
dustrial and business relation. Miss
Ethel Bagly; Industrial relation. DR..
Edith Coole; legislation, Mrs. w. 1.
Swanton: civil service, Mrs. Court
f. Wood; peace, through interna'
tional relations. Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey; American citizenship, Mrs.
4. Il. Hendley; Americanization, Miss
Maud Alton; community service,
Mrs. E. c. Snyder; flag. Mrs. Alice
| Goodacre; motion pictures, Mrs.
Faber Stevenson; patriotism, Mss
Lillian Williamson: friendly relation.
ship with ex-service men, Miss Cor
nel.a Hill: training for citizenship,
Mrs. NJ. w. Johnson; fine arts. Mrs.
Augustus Knight; art, Mrs. Ernest
Daniel; painting and scripture, Mrs.
Redwood Vandergrift; literature,
Mrs. c. p. Grandfield Bible as liter.
ature. Mrs. N. B. Paul; Bible con.
test. Mrs. L. H. Earle; drama. Mrs.
S. E. Deeds; folklore. Mrs. J. Boyle
poetry, Mrs. E. Pitcher: music. Mrs.
J. ]. Stahl; publicity, Mrs. James
NJ. Wiley.
Standing committees-Club exten'
sion. Mrs. Sidney r. Jacobs: hos
pitality, Mrs. Frank Fuller; place
Of meeting, Miss Mary Heyler: le'
vision, Mrs. J. C. Cantrell; social, OF
ficers and past presidents; ways and
means, Mrs. William Collins: year
book, Mrs. Jason Waterman