Evening star., 1923-01-27
Think Of Coue's Method Of Psyche
therapy As Compared With Others?'

Twentieth Century Club-The liter
ature section Of the club met Monday
evening, with Miss Charlotte C. Eve
rett at the Colonial School Mrs.
George Bowerman presided, and Mrs
William H. Heron had charge of the
program. which was designated as "A
review Of spectacular and unusual
books" Mrs. Heron opened the pro-
,, gram by reviewing "Batonala." This
was followed by two other books on
the race question. "Birthright." pre-
sented by Mrs. Thomas Robertson.
| and The Rising Tide of Color" by
Mrs. Eugene Stevens. Miss Myra
! Hendley opened the second part of the
Books and charscter." She Was fol-
lowed by Mrs. Franklin Jones. who
reviewed Beasts. Men and God" and
| cussed From Out the Blue" The
| meeting was largely attended
The parliamentary law section met
Tuesday morning at the Y. w: G. A.
! who is Ill. Mrs. William H. Heron
presided. There was the usual lesson
and drill.
The monthly meeting Of the board
of directors was held at the Fedora
| tion Club House, 1894 n street. Thurs
day morning. The January meeting
OF the club will take place Thursday
morning. at IL o'clock. at the Cosmos
Club auditorium.
The Anthony League will meet
Thursday evening at the headquar
ters Of the General Federation OF
Women's Club 1884 N street. The
members of the league are urged 10
be at the business meeting promPt,y
at 1880 pm. The program ,,ai Is IN
service consisting of Mrs. E. c. Sny-
der, Mrs. Charles w. Fits. MRS.
George A. Kicker and Mrs. L. M. Cal
lson. Mrs. r. Thomas West VIII speak
Of the way the board OF children
guardians meets the problems OF de,
pendent children. Other speakers Will
be Mrs. Bennett. a social worker, and
Edgar C. Snyder. L. S. marshal OF
the District. Violin solos will be rem
dered by Miss Margaret Mansfield
accompanied by Mrs. ]. ]. Mansfield.
At the last meeting of the league
money was appropriated for the use
Of the committee on social hygiene.
for the Children's Hospital and toward
the expenses of the lecture on pro-
gressive education applied to the pub
lie schools, by Mrs Marriette L. john
son. through the committee on educa-
ton.
All who are interested in the va
rious phases OF social service are in
vited to attend the meeting Thursday
evening.
Business WOmen's Council.-Dr. and
Mrs. John Lake Of Canton. China, re-
Gently addressed the council at the
Church of the Covenant, telling OF the
work they have been doing for twenty
years In that country. especially or
their efforts to improve the conditions
Of the lepers. The lecture was illus
trated by lantern slides. OF special
interest were the pictures of the small
island on which a sanatarium for
4 to 70 ha h1i
was a gift for this special purpose
from wu Ting-fang and many OF the
pictures show the eminent statesman
with DR.. and Mrs. Lake on a trip Of
inspection.
Devotional services were led by
Mrs John Culberson and the singing
by Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl. A song
by Miss Yerrick and violin solo by
Mr.. Crow, both accompanied by Mrs.
Kelby, were features OF the program.
The women's Overseas Service
League will meet Friday. pm, at
the Y. W. c. A, 1893 F street The
business session VIII be be fSliowed S,isS d by
Wheeler. The new officers for the
league are: President. Miss Margaret
! Lambie; first vice president Miss
Lena Hitchcock; second vice presi-
dent, Miss Elizabeth Eastman: secre-
tary. Miss Marguerite Godsey; treas
urer, Miss vesta NJ. Little: service
| chairman. Mrs NJ. NJ Cowen: finance
chairman. Miss Katherine T. An
drews: membership chairman. Miss
Mary A. Lindsey. All mem mbership in
quiries should be sent to Miss Lind
sley at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
The service work. under the direc-
ton Of Mrs Cowen. includes parties
each week at Mount Alto. st. Eliza
beth's and Walter Reed hospitals; also
at the Fort Myer Service Club.
The league publishes a magazine.
Carry On, which is issued quarterly
by the national organization.
The Clover Club will meet Thursday
night with Mrs. Vernon B. Lowrey.
130 East Capitol. Election Of officers
will be held.
The lexington Union. w. C. r. T.,
met Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Paul
Richnan. 425 9Th street northeast.
who was assisted by her daughter.
Miss Wilhelmina Richman. A lunch
meeting Mrs. Alvin Day. president,
presided. Mrs. A. B. McManus. super
intendent of the child welfare de-
partment, stated that scale was
needed in the Webster School for the
weighing of the children. and a gen.
erous amount was voted for that
purpose. Mrs. Pollock reported on
work Of cheer and relief at the city
Jail and Central Union Mission. Mrs.
Nicholson, district superintendent OF
scientific temperance instruction in
public schools. emphasized the need
Of the w. c. T. U. renewing its ef-
forts to have scientific temperance