Evening star., 1923-10-28
News of the Clubs

grcsslonat district OF Maryland.
Born In Washington, educated in
the pubic schools here and now a
resident of Berwyn, the candidate
comes % OLD Maryland political stock.
Her mother An,ie Reed Hill OF Seat
Pleasant aas of the Magruder fam
lily, settlers OF l647, which has given
many political leaders to the state,
and she l. a great-great-gr -granddaugh-
ter of Turbutt Wright of Queen Ann.
county, who represented Mary, ma in
the con titutionai congress. ard was
state senator nt the 'ime of his death.
She "! w"rk 70 win on straight
oemoci TIC piat:rrin and. keeping
step Drh the spir" of democracy. will
advocate IT elected. compulsory
educ" t:onal law tat will prove the
best OF child l. nor laws; an old age
pension for motherhood, because in
the rearing of future citizens few
Wome' are able to provide IA est egg
Tor theic helpless years and for the
redu ton of freishts and taAes that
Keep hrst mortgage on too many
Iarins Also she considers that or
gan;zed labor has done more for the
upifti',s OF humanity than any other
one movement. 1t is the best friend
mat mat cap tai ever had or will have
labor the engine and capital the
gasoline of industry. One is useless
without the other
The District Federation of women's
Ciubs The Federation of Women $
Clubs me. Monday at Hotel Roose-
Welt
Ms. Otto L. Veerhoff presented
three resolutions which were unani-
mo sly adopted:
Cd Commencing President Cool
ioge for his efforts in calling to-
get er the governors of the states in
Ine laW-enforcement congress and
pledginS their hearty support.
c. 1uat the married state of a
teacher need not be detrimental to
her teaching ability, and requesting
that efficiency be stressed in con-
SldcrInS appointment
ca A resolution of regret over
the ieath of former President Hard
ing, to be' sent Mrs. Harding.
Tie .;lub Will work this year with
an adv's.1y council consisting of the
officers OF the federation, chairmen
of departments. immediate past pres
Iden: aid three members appointed
by The .,I eSident who are Mrs. Frank
Faber Stevenson.
A new club, the District of Column
bia Home Economics Club, was ad-
lnitted DR.. Minna Denton is its
Mrs. NJ. T. Morss, chairman of the
home economics department. an
nounced that Mrs. Edith c Salisbury
would be at the Commercial National
Bank each day to give advice and
help to women in making and keep
ing their budgets
Mrs. Augustus knight reported the
flne arts committee hard at work.
Miss Ada Rainey volunteered to con-
duet party through the Freer Art
Gallery.
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey called
attention to the observance of Mon
roe Doctrine day
Mrs. W. A. Winkelhaus gave some
statistics on iiliIeracy in the United
States and distributed literature re-
garaing same.
The chairman of the ways and
means committee, Ms. John W.
Davis. spoke of the card party to be
Mrs Ellis Logan urged that some
thing be done 10 protect pedestrians
from careless auto drivers.
The afternoon program oegan with
ford. A tax was given by Mrs
Josephine Griffith on her personal
Impressions in ihe near east. Mrs.
August,s knigr. recited an original
poem. Itpired by visit to Con-
stant,hop.e ten ears ago
MrL Frr.L L. discussed at length an
art;ci. on cd Send a Leader of
Women" b, Mrs. Anna Steese Rich
arison This alticle has not been re-
lea ed 70. pu.IICat,on but will APP
pear seen. Ms richardson shows
that ther- ar 2o.U,e.0"I women who
have the b..ioi. What tremendous
sire, g :. th:. would repi esent II con-
cenL I'D ot -,n.e O { object, as for
instance Wild p.s.e. All tina, Is
of b.oac vision, dynamic force and
puIei, Eun- partisan. The article lis
cus,ed some of the prominent women
qualifications for leadership. Mrs.
Frizzelrs suggestion that Mrs. Thorn
as G. winters was pre- -n'Inently fit
TED tn carry on this work was en-
tn -s.hstica,ly received by the feder-
alton.
wumrn's City Ciub.--Mrs. Retta
Campbell Mrs. Ella S. Limerick and
tertnii.m~nt ommittee will be host
ess=s at tea this afternoon from 4:30
10 o'clock Miss Estella Hellman,
prcsidiuS at tie tea table, will be
Miss a. Haze Swift and Miss Blanche
+. Cain.
A HnIlowee dance will be given
under the auspices of the entertain
ment committee tomorrow at $3.50
pm. A feature OIL the evening will
COR thosr ~ the guests VINO wish to
know. Cards may be obtained at the
clubhouse.
Miss Jane. Richards, recently re-
turned from Europe, will give the
first of a series of seven Lectures ar
ranged b, the finance committee
Tuesday. 8 p.s (; subject, 'Strong-arm
Polin!es vs.. Democracy Why"
The Bihie study class, DR.. o: Jose
phine Baird. ieaoe,. will meet Thurs
day from 7 to $40 pm. Mrs. Wood,
wife of Rev. Cha. ies Wood, pastor
of tie Church or he Covenant, will
spe k. nei ,rip, to Palestine furnish
ing .i.e subject a .noving picture.
The Inre of JOSEPH Will be shown.
Miss kutn Mae Hansiord will sing.
The evening loon .eyiew section.
Mrs. Mary c. McC.oskey. presiding,
trLde Atherton's Back Oxen" will
be ,e,.ewed by Miss Mate Lewis
'"Ine GIuw:, 4 and Curing of Tea"
wi.i be tn- subject of an illustrated
talk b, Ia. Mitchell of the bureau
OF i-m.s'ry. department of Com
meice Novemoe, s, $3.50 pm.
bLsi ess IN, citing will be held
November Z. s pm. 1t is urgent
that cluL members atteno, since
plans foi he annual bazaar, "a festi-
val of na.Io..s," to be held December
bers ars requested to bear in mind
the Iced OF donations suitable for
display at tLr various tables and are
ask,d 20 volunteer their services as
helpe.s at t= booths.
The evening ciass of the French
sectio.. will inrat Tuesday at for
the diners st tn. French conversa-
tion taLle and at for the members
of the causer'e The morning class
will met Wednesday at IL a m These
classes, tree TO clut NELL pers, are in
structee by Mime Eini.ie Noel, di-
plomve of the Univers:t. OF Paris.
American. Assoristi ti0u Of UnfversIty
Women, 1884 Eye street.-An inter-
esting program as planned for this
week at he National Club. wednes-
day Miss Emily Waite, artist, of
Newpo r l, Will be guest of honor
ana wt.l talk on ,he "Process of