Evening star., 1922-03-05

Mrs: Edward p. Costigan, and Mrs.
J. +. Quinn will pour tea.
The State Conference of the Dfstrict
| u. A. H. will be held in the audi
| tortum OF Memorial Continental Hall
| tomorrow, beginning at 1920 am, at
which time the state officers will re-
| be taken I'D.
The election OF state officers will be
neid at 4:45 p.m.; the following can
dloatee' names will be presented by
| their chapter regents for election for
1 the following state Offices: Mrs. Will
liam b. Hardy and Mrs. Milton u.
Johnson, regent: Mrs. Claud N Ben
| nett and Mrs. John NJ Beavers. vice
regent; Mrs. Arthur Charles Watkins
| and Mrs Charles o. Appleman, state
recording secretary: Mrs. Lamson-
| scribner and Mrs. James NJ. Webb,
! state corresponding secretary; Mrs.
| Gertrude Warren Moser and Miss
! 5!anche Louise Green. state treasurer;
| mrs. Charies E. Kern and Mrs. Cath
rine E. Maggie, state historian: Mrs
Emma G. Steed and Mrs James E.
| Mulcare. state chaplain.
Tffe annual state meeting will be
| held IN the same place Tuesday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock. when reports of
| chapter regents and committee chair
| men will be read. Galleries will be
| open to the District Daughters for
all sessions.
| The District Of Columbia Feder.tf>u
| OF Womea's Clubs held its February
| meeting at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. j. W. Frizzell. the president, ar
| ranged SO that the greater part of
| the morning session was given over
| TO the transaction of business. Mar
| saret Siattery gave experiences of her
1 Trip around the world. visiting the
| most famous women of many lands
4 q nlya sp
young girls of today in spite of the
/ fact that eighteen magazines had re-
Gently much to criticise in her.
Thomas Fl. Macdonald. director United
brief sketch OF road building Of the
world, showing how the roads have
| been responsible for the building of
| great empires. He explained the
necessity for a comprehensive sys-
ton. Inspector Albert J. Headley Of
! the trafifc department, told of the
| work of the police department and
| gave details Of the work of the traf-
nc department He commended the
| assistants among the clubwomen,
! who are giving voluntary service as
| coppetts at the street crossings near
| school buildings. William J. Thomp-
the broad highway of life" ia which
! he stated public welfare work was so
! essential. The program of the after
! noon was in charge of Mrs. Ellis
Logan, chairman Of the department OF
public welfare. Mrs. F. L. Ransome
announced that the employment Ilace-
| ment bureau of the Housekeepers'
] Alliance, located at 1410 Pennsylva-
| mia avenue. was anxious to help both
! the employer needing workers and
| those who wish employment. Mrs.
Augustus knight, chairman of the
department OF fine arts. announced
| that the ciubwomen are invited TO
| the Corcoran Art Gallery tomorrow
afternoon, 1:45 o'clock. to hear lee
! ture on the pictures by Curator Min
nigerode. The women are asked to as
| semble at the north door Of the gal
f; lery. Mrs John W. Draper, chair
| reported that her committee had been
i active in helping to secure plat
grounds for the children. ana that
| the Importance Of this work was n6<r
(; shons but impressive memorial eN@f-
| else was held for members and frien&s
| Of the federation who lost .thei, lives
in the Knickerbocker dfss4ter. The
! names of Mrs. A. G. Eldrfd&e of the
er. ed daughter Of Mrs. =. a. Pitcher.
were especially memorialized. G
U. s. Grant Circle. No. 1. Ladies' ..
AaeIcs Ri met T seSippsIt gussasy wssa
and Mrs Caroline Schippert and MIS-.
Olive Cosgrove were initiated. MfA.
Emma l. Hart DEAN was proposed.
The circle, at $3.50, welcomed frien0s
who had assembled to participate q
it's celebration Of Washington and
Lincoln. Mrs. Almira G. Clemens.
chairman, was assisted by Mrs.
Laura A. LENNON and Mrs. Anna U.
! O'Brien in arranging q program,
which was contributed by the follow
c41S
Catherine Austin: an address, "Lin-
coin" by Col. o. H. Oldroyd; Wash
inEton, Lincoln and the G. A r." BY
Col n. L Dean: school Days" By
Col B. F. Entriken. and short talks
Miss Gaiten, Mise olive Roberts. Mrs.
o. c. johnson. Miss Emma r. Hay
wood and Adolph Schippert. Col.
| Oldroyd was presented with a sou
| venir in appreciation of his kindness
| to the circle during the past year.
! Manor House Chapter, ID. A. n, meet.
| ing has been postponed from March
6 to March IS. as the District ID. A: X.
mer date. The chapter will be ad-
dressed by Edgar Merritt, assistant
commissioner Of Indian AFFAIRS, on
the American Indian"
C.,sso, CHAPTER, d. A. r.. held its
February meeting at the home Of the
Misses Webster, assisted by MISS
Ford and Miss Derickson. with the
4 regent, Mrs. Catherine Nagle, pre-
Delegates and alternates elected to
the continental congress were as fol-
lows: Regent, Mrs. Nagle: delegate,
Miss Mary Hazen; alternates. Mrs: O.
lie. Luxford, Miss Bertha Moore. Miss
Helen Skinner, Mrs. Henry Ranck.
Mrs. Emily Upton. Mrs. Nathan Ha-
| zen. Miss Olea Wood. Miss Else
Moore, Miss Margaret Webster and
Mrs. Carroll Ennis. Eleven new
members were received and intr4-
Iduced at this meeting.
MIS-, Pedro Capo-Rodriguex repors-
ed the recent dance given by the
chapter a success. and turned over
to fhe treasurer a substantial sum
for the charity work of the chapter.
| The annual contribution was made
to the Juvenile Protective Assocfa-
tion.
| r,HsSire- q guest evening. would also
be the birthday party OF the chapter,
and would be held at the College
Women's Club. 1929 j street, March
The paper Of the evening. Mary
s,ocumb.' was read by Mrs. Upton.
Ssyeral vocal numbers were rem
1 dered by Miss Margaret Webster, foi-
lowed by the social hour.