Evening star., 1923-03-18

| tion of the National Conference of So
cial Work is to be held here for one
week, beginning May 16, and in this
| connection Cuno III. Rudolph. presi-
| dent of the Board of Commissioners.
has arranged for a meeting of Wash
| ington citizens next Friday, for the
| purpose of organizing local COM
| mittee of arrangements.
The general topic selected for the
sessions of the conference will be
Social Work in the Life of Today"
! This subject is to be treated from
seven different viewpoints: THE
Home" ''The School," Industry"
The Church. Public Opinion" Law
| and government" and Health" A
example. for Sunday, May 20, when
the subject of The Church" will be
| under consideration, each denomina-
tion In Washington will be asked,
through some representative church
within its own group, to invite a
speaker of national reputation to pre-
sent the special topic of the morning,
| Personal Religion and Progress
| Through Social Work" At he same
time other pastors will be asked to
| ing discourse
on the same day young peoples So
cieties and Bible classes will be urged
10 give special consideration to the
general topic of church activities in
| relation to social work The commit
tee on social service Of the Fedora
tion OF Churches of the District of
Columbia has been asked to make ar
| rangements with the local churches
gram.
Work to be Explained.
The work of the national confer
ence will be explained in detail by it's
president, Homer Folks of New York
| city at the meeting next Friday Sec
| retary OF Commerce Hoover Is TO he
! chairman of the local committee of
S,ii,1 hsemehts. Commissioner Rudolph
VIII serve as vice chairman.
The following persons are among.
those VINO have been asked to meet for
the organization of Il representative
local committee: Miss Grace Abbott
byron 8 Adams. Miss Mary B. Adams,
Jesse G. Adkins, Milton f. Allies, Mrs
Larz Anderson. Clarence A. Aspin-
wall Mrs Frederick Atherton, VII
nam n: Baldwin, DIR. Frank w. Bal
ioui P,a MISS Cora Barry, Mrs. H s.
fin Plaine Beale, Charles J.. Bell. Miss
Or. and Mrs. Harry S. Bernton. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest p. BickneiI. Henry
r. Blair. Woodbury. Blair, Mrs Robert
woods Bliss. Miss Mabel T. Board
man, man, Mrs. William J. Boardman. Dr.
bowling. Mrs. John c. Boyd, Thomas
bradley, Edwin c. Brandenbure.
Henry N. Brawner. jr.; Frank 6.
! Bright. Mrs. Frederick II. Brooke.
MIS-. walter Du Brookings. Rear Ad-
mlral willard H. Brownson, Aaron
Birylawski, Mrs. Benjamin H Buck
lngham, Henry Bum, Arthur Burt.
| Mrs Edna keene Bushee, Charles
henry Butler, c. c. Calhoun, Daniel
~: Callahan. Arthur Carr Albert
Garry, Mrs. Thomas Carter Merritt
q. Chance. A A. Chaplin. DR.. Arthur
Z: Christie. Miss Alice j. Clapp. John
a. Clapp, Dwight Clark. Walter c.
GIlepnane: Edward F. Colladay. James
r. Collifiower, Charles j. Columbus,
MISS Mary Connington, Prof. and Mrs.
George w. Cook, Mrs. Calvin Cool
ldge; Mrs. Avery Coonley, Rev. John
NJ NJ: Cooper, William Knowles Cooper.
Costigan. Rev. and Mrs. d. r. Covell.
Mrs: Whitman Cross. Allerton s,
Cushman, John Dalzell. Dr.. W. l..
Darby Mrs. Harry Nj. Daugherty,
Mrs. John Allen Daugherty. Mrs
Judge William H. DeLacy, Frederick
\. Delano. Mrs. Edwin DENLY. Rev.
| George f. Diffenderfer. Courtenay
DIinwiddle; John Dolph. Col. james A.
Joy Edison. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins.
| William Phelps Emo. Mrs William
Corcoran Eustis. Edward II. Everett,
! william John Eynon, c. F. NJ. Fade
| ley, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs.
Field, James L. Fieser, Fred L. Fish
bach, Gen. Charles l.. Fftzhugh. VIII
liam J. Flather. jr.: Col. william
Erlc Fowler. Henry Franc, jr.: Miss
Isobel c. Freeman. Dr. James E.
! Freeman. Mrs. ]. w FrizzeII, William
! I. Galliher. Isaac Cans, julius Gar
nnkle, J; J. Gilbert, DR.. L. W. Glaze
brook. Mrs. Laura B. Glenn, Charles
c. Glover, Charles c. Glover, ir.: Mrs,
Charles A. Goldsmith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliot II. Goodwin, E. G. Graham, Miss
| Florence Grandin, Mrs. Ernest r. Grant.
admiral and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson. DR.
Thomas Green. Charles Noble Gregory,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor -Ja-
cob 5. Gruver, GUIDE Bros, Miss Mary
Gwynn. Mrs. Chandler Hale, Dr.. Perci-
val Hall, Mrs. William F. Ham, George
=, Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays
A. Harlan. Mrs. James S. Harlan, Rob
, ert n. Harper.
Cabinet Circle Represented.
Charles Z. Hughes. Mrs. Charles 4.
Hughes, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman, George Harris,
Nine. Christian Hauge. Daniel l.. Haz-
ard, Alexander Hecht, Arthur HELEN
IGiles F. Heilprin, j. Philip Hermann
Mrs. c. ID. Heron. Mrs. William ii.
Heron, Christian Heurich, Mrs. John
II. Hewson, Frank J. Hogan, w. 5.
Hoge, jr.' William D. Hoover, Col.
and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Lieut..
Col: Reginald S. Huidekoper, Col.
Irwin Hunt, Walter Stilson Hutchins,
John Ihlder, DR.. A. b. Jackson, Dr.
Ralph Jenkins, Coleman Jennings,
Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Commanded
Charles T. Jewell, Mrs. J. Hayden John
Cross Johnson, Gen. and Mrs. John
Alexander Johnston, L. Lee Jones,
Miss Helen Snow Jones, Rudolph Jose,
Mrs. Adolph Kahn, Lewis Kann,
Victor Kaufman. Harold Keats, Mrs.
stein, Mrs. Charles W. Keller, Dr.
William ]. Kerby, Miss Bessie J. Kib-
bey, Philip King, Judge Martin A.
John A. Kratz, Col. Frank P. Lahm.
wilton J. Lambert, Mrs. James Lans-
burgh. Mrs. Mark Lansburgh, Mrs.
Robert Lansing, John B. Larner,
Judge J. Wilmer Latimer, w. Jett
Lee, NJ A. Leese, John c. Let's, Fred
S. Lincoln, Robert Todd Lincoln, A.
| Lisner, Miss Grace DEMO Litchtield,
Nicholas Luquer, G. A. Lyon, jr., Simon
| Medill Mccormick. Justice Walter I. Nc
/ Coy, Mrs. Joseph H. MCGOWAN, Mrs. Ran
Mrs. Joseph H. MCGOWAN, Mrs. Ran
dolph II. McKim, Arthur d. Marks,
Avery Marks, Mrs. Henry Marquand,
Mrs Thomas r. Marshall, Arthur j.
May, Miss Ailsa Mellon; A. w. Mellon,
iSecretary of Treasury; Mrs. Wesley
! Merritt, William w. MILAN, Mrs.
James Dudley Morgan. Arthur &.
Moses, Mrs. George Hewitt Myers,
Charles p. Neill, Mrs. J. P. S. Neigh,
Mrs. Harry s. New, Mrs. John l..
Newbold, Miss Helen Nicolay, Mrs.
iwilliam Belden Noble, Gus Nord-
iIinger, Frank B. Noyes, Newbold
,Noyes, Theodore W. Noyes, DR.. John