Evening star., 1922-10-29

ID. c. Federation of Women's Clubs
met Monday at new national head
quarters with the president. Mrs.
Frizzell. in the chair. The general
business of the session was prefaced
by brief memorial service in tribute
to past president, Mrs. Myra Nc
Coy Andrews. late wife of Repre-
sentative William e. Andrews of Ne
braska. Mrs. Jacobs spoke for the
Myra Mccoy Andrews Day Nursery
founded by Mrs. Andrews: MIS-
and Mrs. Court Wood the Federation.
Mrs Hull Of Nebraska spoke for the
| w. c. T. U. and described her thirty
years association with Mrs. Andrews.
Mrs. Sara Deeds referred to the de-
! ceased as former co-worker In the
Ladies' of the G. A. r.
Business being resumed. Mrs.
| Swormstedt., president Of the Wom-
ems City Club. described the bien-
Eial at Chautauaua; Mrs. Yorker
and Of the speech made by ". {.
! Hays; Mrs. Shelton. president of the
| District w. c. T. u. gave report on
| speakers at the Chautauqua: MRS
| Paul spoke on international relations
and Mrs. f. D. Hardy of library ex.
| w
| spoke Of the motives that should
actuate the work of the Federation.
| Later the pastor and Mrs. Morgan
were guests of Mrs. FriZzell at lunch-
con served in the clubs tea room
| dorsement of safety First" week
hich was granted. A resolution was
adopted asking Congress to make
laws more severe in Furnishing thoS
| who break the eighteenth amend
hour in singing: Mrs, Aie1ande
Wolf. president of Council Of JEWS
Women. described economic cond
| tions as she saw them in Europe
! Mrs. Hiram Smell gave an account o
her visits to various clubs in Franc
! her tour in Spain. Armistice day Will
| be celebrated by the Federation a
! Central High School The Marin
| and will furnish the music.
| women's City Club.-A formal ban
/ 1uet to celebrate the third arniVer
| sary of the founding of 'he Women
! 'ity Club is being planned for No
| ember is. 1t will be held at the
Mems City Club in order to accom-
! noGate as large a number OF ciu
| members as are interested. The guest
F., If honor and speakers will be per
sons of national note. There VIII b
| l Halloween dance at the clubhouse
omorrow evening. Two gypsles WI
| ,e on hand to tell fortunes of tn
| iancerS and Halloween favors Will p'
distributed.
Nine Grouitch. wife of the retirint
erbian minister. will be the gues'
/ # honor at the tea to be given b!
I he house committee tomorrow after
loon from to 8. Mrs. Elllot w ooo
| will be hostess.
Tuesday afternoon the entertain
nent commit tee will give a tea Wit
Hrs. Mary Dashier Johnson as host
SO, Miss Ida May Meyers. chairmat
# bylaws. will be hostess at te;
Wednesday.
f, The business meeting on Wednes
lay night, November l, at o'clock
will be followed by demonstratio
# how to reduce avoirdupois to
music. The demonstration has beer
.rranged through the courtesy or
,acFarquhar.
The College Women's Club at Its
weekly tea tomorrow from to
will have as guest of honor David
Wing. who will discuss the subject
Coal" Mrs. William B. Bell. re-
emily chosen recording secretary TO
,ucceed Mrs. James G. Cumming, VINO
,as left town, is to be hostess for the
afternoon. and Mrs. Louis A. Bauer
will pour tea.
women's Overseas Service League
| rhe Washington unit will hold an
Informal reception at Y. W. C. A,
1913 F street. tomorrow evening.
,clock, in honor of Miss Louise
Wells. the national president; VINO Is
! stopping in Washington on her way
,ome from the legion convention
which she was invited to address.
Hiss Wells will tell about the con-
ention and also about future plans
'or the league.
N q
\! been working with the ex-service
men in hospitals. particularly at Mt
Alto and St. Elizabeths. and as
much more extensive program Is
planned for the coming season. full
attendance is asked.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Rail-
way Mail Association, met Friday
evening at odd Fellows Hall. Mrs.
Sarah E. Deeds presided. The fol-
membership: Mrs. F. ". Brangs
Mrs L. A. Morris. Mrs. Z. y. Leech
, and Mrs. r. II. Jones.
! Mrs. William Collins reported that
year books will be ready for distrl-
button November ]. The rummage
sale held annually for the purpose of
raising money with which to carry
on the philanthropic work and other
activities was financial success. A
donation was made to the Travellers
Aid Society.
The guests of the evening were
Mrs. John w. Frizzell. president of
the District F. ". c., and Miss Mary
Huyler. treasurer of that organiza-
ton.
Mrs. Frizzell and H. NJ Link ad-
program were Miss Margaret Mans
field and Miss Margaret Cassell The
hostesses were Mrs. ]. P. Hunnicutt
and Mrs A. X. Wine.
Federal City Chapter. ID. A. r., met
Tuesday with Mrs. Mahlon Winter.
1t was decided to give card party
to raise money towards continuing
patriotic work. The candidacy of
Mrs. G. Wallace Hangar for presi-
unanimously indorsed and contri-
button voted toward campaign
fund for Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Fellows
read an article on work done by the
District d. A. r. last year.
entertained Monday by Mrs ]. Nc
Donald Stewart. 1922 H. street. Mrs.
Thomas D. Whyte, the new regent.
presiding. Reports were read and a
treasury. Philanthropic work out
lined will include the education of
girl to teach Americanization. or
to take up work in mountain school
IN tennessee. MISS DURHAM Eedu u
paper on "A Tour Through New Eng
land" Others gave sketches OF sum-
mer trips. Four members were
added to the roll.
The South Carolina Society met
Wednesday evening at Thomson
School, with former Gov. Robert A.
Cooper as the evenings special guest.
Maj. William c. Connor. L. S. A, re-
lated his experiences as a soldier in
the Philippines. Dancing closed the