Evening star., 1923-12-16

the Juvenile Protective Association,
gave interesting facts regarding the
opportunities for helpfulness by the
organization. and Miss Dorothy Allen,
executive secretary of the associa-
! tion answered questions in regard to
/ the details of the work in her office
| in the Juvenile Court building at 203
l street. A speakers bureau is be-
ing formed, with Mrs. Samuel G..
Blythe as chairman. which will fur
nish a group of women equipped to
4 explain to organizations the needs
and purposes of the Juvenile Asso-
citation. Mrs. Ernest r. McComas is
chairman of committee of yolun-
! teers for clerical work in the office
Mrs. Virgil Il. Jackson heads the COM
; mittee of big sisters" Mrs. Whit
man Cross Is chairman of the MEM
bership committee and Miss Martha
Hooper Is serving as treasurer.
The nature section will hold an In
door meeting Wednesday at pm. at
1886 Vernon street. Plans for the
winter VIII be made. There will be
no meetings of the sections of archie
ology, education and literature this
month.
National WOman's Parfy-With the
| introduction of the equal rights
amendment in the Senate Monday by
Senator Charles Il. Curtis of Kansas
and in the House on Thursday by
amendment is fairly well launched
Between the two introductions OF the
amendment the lobbying committee
or the woman's party descended upon
the republican national committee.
which met Wednesday in the willard
Hotel, and gained several advocates
10 equal rights. Among them were
Senator t. Coleman du Pont. national
committeeman from Delaware: j. VIII
Taylor. national committeeman from
1,An N nag E.l,
geant "a arms, Indiana; u. w Null
vane, Kansas; Mrs Otero- Warren, as
sociate member. New Mexico; Mrs
Emma ;. Devoe. committee member
from the state OF Washington; NJ. H.
Daily. state chairman, mississippi. and
others.
Associate members of the national
republican committee who are also
members of the woman's party are
Mrs. john J. Battelle Of Columbus.
ohio. and Mrs. w. X. du Pont. Will
mington. Del.
The Missouri society Will meet at
the Roosevelt Hotel Wednesday even
ing. O'Clock. Addresses will he
made by Representative Henry L.
JoSt. former mayor of Kansas city
and Representative Ralph +. Luzicr.
Miss Mary Thompson will sing and
viii be accompanied by Mr. George
Thompson
y II.
president of the society. announces
that after the program. a congress
Sional reception Will he held the
guests of honor being senator and
Mrs. James A. Reed, Senator and Mrs.
Selden l.. Spencer. with all the repre-
Sentatives and their wives. Introduc-
tions will be made by Maj. James l..
Phillips. L. ). n Mrs. T.. H. Andrew
is chairman of the reception commit
tee and the hostesses for the evening
.,-t., 4 L
otis J. Rogers. After the reception
there will be dancing. during which
Mrs. |. V. MACPHERSON. Mrs NJ. r.
Rhodes and Mrs. Jenner will preside
at the refreshment table.
Admission to the meeting will be
by card.
The Gamma Chapter of the Nj
Lambda Pi sorority met Monday with.
Mrs. August Anthony. 311 3 street
devoted to business. Plans were dis
cussed for a luncheon to take place
December % at Cafe lie Paradis. The
next meeting will be held the first
part of the new year.
The NewcOmb Club Of Bethesda met
Friday at the home of Mrs. Edward
Schultz There was full attend
ance of members and a large num-
Der of guests.
chell Carroll, who spoke on THE
Netherlands and Queen WilheImina's
Silver Jubilee" Mrs. Carroll gave
sidelights on this ceremonial, she
having been present in September,
when, through the courtesy of the
American minister she viewed the
pageant from the diplomatic box.
The club recessed until January 4.
at which time Mr.. C. W. Seibel will
give a talk on Radio"
p. f. o. Chapter b. met for noon
luncheon Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins, 1921 kalo-
rama road. hoStesses being Mrs
Hodgkins and Mrs. Otis J. Rogers.
Among the guests were: Mrs. c. +.
Bozell of Missouri. Mrs. w. +. Kopp,
Mrs. McKibbin and Mrs. w. o. Reed
of Iowa, Mrs. Cleveland Newton and
Mrs. I. V. Mcpherson OF Missouri. Mrs
Charles r. Keyser, Mrs. Redwood