The Washington herald., 1922-03-04
DAUGHTERS or coNFEpERAcY
WILL GIVE uNTHRTArNMENr.

United Daughters ofSthe confe6-
eracy. District OF Columbia Dlyisfon a,
VIII give an entertainment and bali
Al, the Willard Hotel the evening
OF March 20. The entertainment
will begin at s:15 and the bali will
be from 10 to | o'clock. Mrs Wal.
ter Il. Hutton. division president,
has appointed the following com.
mittee from the nine chapters; Mrs.
Albion w. Tuck. Mrs. Jesse Ar
thony. jr., Mrs. Ernest X. Van Sick
ler. Mrs. q. Roberts. Mrs. George
King. Mrs. @. Lawton Morgan, Miss
Louise MattIngiy. Mrs. Ashton Todd
Mrs. M. X. Male. Mrs. Maud How
ell Smith. Mrs. Bird Mock. Mrs. Har.
vey Ball. Mrs. Margaret, Berry, Mrs.
w. e.. Stitt, Mrs. A. Waller. Miss
Helen Grimth. Mrs. Dcyshon Will
Jams and Mrs. A. Eugene Rarr.
wOMAN,s CLUB FEDERATION
HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING. y
The District Of Columbia Fedora
tion Of woman's Clubs held its Feb.
ruary meeting at the Grace Dodge
Hotel. Mrs. J. W. FrizzelI. the
president. arranged so that the
greater part OF the morning session
was given over to the transaction
of business. Margaret Slattery
spoke on the experiences Of hei
trip around the world. visiting the
most famous women of many lands
Thomas H. Macdonald. director OF
the United States Bureau of Public
bal Il
building of the world. Inspector
Albert J. Headley, OF the trafiic de,
partment. told of the work of tn,
police department. He commended
the work. of "Majoress' Logan ant
her assistants among the clui
women who are giving voluntar,
service as coppettes At the stree
crossings near school buildings
William J. Thompson, OF New York
spoke.
The program Of the Afternoon
was in charge OF Mrs. Ellis Logan
chairman Of the department Of pub
| lie welfare. Mrs. +. L. Ransome an
nounced that the employment place
ment bureau Of the Housekeepers
Alliance, located at 1i10 Pennsyl
vania avenue. was anxious to hell
both the employer needing workers
and those who wish employment
Mrs. Augustus Knight. chairman o.
the department OF fine arts. an
noraced that the club women ar,
invited to the Corcoran Art Caller,
Monday afternoon at las to heal
a lecture on the pictures by CuratoI
Minnigerode. The women are askes
to meet at the north door OF tn,
| gallery. Mrs. John w. Draper
chairman of the committee on play
grounds. reported that her commit
| tee had been active in helping I,
secure Fairgrounds for the childre,
and that the Importance OF thi
work was now being felt by mem
bcrs OF Congress.
A short but impressive memoria
exercise was held for members an,
| friends of the federation who los
their lives in the Knickerbocke
| disaster. The names Of Mrs. A. G
Eldridrc. Of the music committee
and Miss Lois Pitcher, daughter o
Mrs. r. II. Pitcher. were especiall!
memoriaiized.
L. E. oliphant. Of Chicago. is a
the New willard.
CHATEAU THIERRY UNIT
PLANS DANCE AT BARRACKS.
A unique dance will be given b!
the Chateau Thierry Unit, American
| women's Legion. on st. Patrick
| Night at the Marine barracks
Eighth and I streets southeast. Tn,
unit is giving 1t as a benefit con
| cert and dance for work among dis
abled veterans in our various hos
| pitfalls in the District. and also TO
Americanization work. Irish selec
tions will be given by the Marin
Band. During the intermissiol
Miss Harriette Dyer will give som
Of her dialect recitations. Miss Min