The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-08
c. 0. ?. WOMAN 5
SCHOOL BEING
ORGANIZED
Secretary Davis and Senator
Tess Among Political In
structors Chosen.
By SYLVIA SEDGEWICK.

Among those who are to act as
instructors are: Senator Simeon
Tess. Congressman Robert Luce Vi
Massachusetts, Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis, Congressman Al
bert johnson, chairman of the House
Committee on immigration; Third AS.
eistant Secretary of State Butler
Wright, Congressman Theodore E
Burton of Ohio. Senator James E
Watson of Indiana, William Tyler
Page, Mrs. Henry r. Robert. AS
sistant Attorney General Mabel
Walker Willebrandt, Congressman
John @. Tilso1 of Connecticut; Con
gresham Ogden Mills of New York
Brigadier General Lord, Director of
the Budget; Mrs. Virginia White
Speel, president of the Woman's
Republican League; Sarah Schuyler
Butler, vice chairman of the Re-
publican State committee of New
York; Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton
vice chairman of the Republican
State committee; Mrs. Alva L. Hort
and the Rev. James Shera Mont
gomery.
Others interested in the schooling
campaign are. Congressman Burton
L. French, Solicitor General James
Back and Bennett Gordon. Mrs.
Gilbert Grosvenor is in charge of
examinations.
Election of officers and commit
teewomen also took place yesterday.
The results were as follows:
Mrs. Henry D. Frye was re-
elected recording secretary, and Mrs.
Douglas Thompson, corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor,
Mrs. Charles p. Grandfield, Mrs. o.
L. Woodley. Mrs. Perry Heath ard
Mrs. Pearl Moore Grey were elected
directors to serve one year. Mrs.
Marion Butler and Mrs. Percy Hick-
ling were elected directors 20 serve
two years. Miss Mary Perry Brown
was elected honorary member of
the beard of directors.
Mrs. William Wolff Smith an
nounced the following committee
chairmen for the school: Mrs. E. A.
Hartman, invitations; Mrs. Mary
Norris Lockwood, registration, and
diplomas; Mrs o. I. Woodley, pub.
ncity; Mrs. Ellen Spencer Massey,
literature, and Mrs. George Burnett.
banquet.
The child labor bill, introduced
by Congressman Israel Foster of
Ohio received the major attention
of the women of the Women's
Joint Congressional Committee,
which met in the, Grace Dodge
Hotel garden house yesterday for
an open forum discussion of the
bills now pending in Congress.
The subcommittee in charge of the
progress of the bill reported a
favorable attitude on the part of
both Senate and House Judiciary
committees.
The American Association of
Nurses, Council of Women for
Home Missions, and Medical Won
ems National Association made for
NAL application for membership in
the committee.
Reports of the committees on
the world court resolution, Denart.
ment of Education bill, home eco
nomics bill, and the marriage ard
divorce bill were made.
Plans for post-Lenten social
will be made at the meeting If
the Women's Council of the Knights
OF Columbus, to be held tomorrow
night.
At the annual election of Officers
neld Sunday, those elected were.
Evelyn A. Green, president; Lor.
eta Ryan, vice president; Eliza
beth A. Fleming, secretary, and
Regina Gardner, treasurer.
The Columbia Union of the "
c. T. U. will meet FRIDAY at the
home of Mrs. Ella Knight, 1635 p
street northwest, for the discussion
OF important business. The suner
intendent of each department will
be called on for her report.
Inc. Young Women's Hebrew As.
ISOLATION will give leap year
dance at the L'Aiglon, Eighteenth
ana Columbia road, tonight Those
IN charge OF the dance are Mrs
JACK Grover, Mrs. H. Levy, Mrs
1. 3. Cohen, Miss Pearl Kirstei,,
and the Misses Rose and Jennie
Yudelevit. 'ei''lic
Inc Newcomers Club held
ladies' day luncheon YESTERDAY at
the City Club, presided over nv
Joseph Burkhart. Nearly fifty
members with their wives nioveI
the program prepared for them hv
A. ). Schippert. A feature was the
music by the Imperial Quartet com.
posed OF Mrs. Viola S. Killing. Mrs
Eoitn Schilling, Mrs. Edna White
ana MISS Gertrude Misel with Miss
Faullne knohles at the piano and
Solos by Harry Angelo.
Preparation for the presentation
Oh Rolio's Wild Cat" by the Fast.
ern High School Dramatic Associa.
ton nave been completed and the
1irst showing of the play will he
made tomorrow night. Miss Jessie
Lalnpert, daughter of Congressman
L-anpert OF Wisconsin, plays a lead.
ing part in the production,
virtually every department of tho
eastern High School has taken part
IN the preparations for the plav
MOST OF the paraphernalia has been
naue IN the school shops. Those
WHO take leading parts in the play
are Ihomas Howard, Margaret
Peasley, Paul Doerr, Ralph Nestler,
1Iosepnlne Tremaine, Gerald Coe,
1. .s, Angel, Laura Barrett, Nor.
VINE Hrlmes and Asenath Graves.
The Woman's Club of Bethesda
Will meet today at the home Of
Mrs. Walter X. Bachrach, in Edge.
moor.
Mrs. John f. Supple and Mrs
josiah Jones. president and vice
president of the State Federation
OF Women's Clubs, will be guests
Of honor. ''"
c. J. Blanchard will give an illus.
trated lecture on the Harding
Tour of Alaska"
Mrs. Bachrach will be assisted in
receiving by the members OF the
hospital committee. II will be
donation day for the Montgomery
County General Hospital.