Evening star., 1924-02-24

ain regarding the smuggling condi-
ttonS. and which Is to come before
the Senate soon. Mrs. Lucy r. Swan
ton. superintendent of Christian ci-
tizenship. proposed resolutions result
ing from the shooting Of Senator
Greene, which were adopted.
Friendship Aid C1ub.-At the Febru-
airy meeting held Monday at the home
street northwest. Mrs. Frank Garden,
president, presented Clarence J.
Blanchard, chief statistician Of the
reclamation service, who gave an
Illustrated talk on the trip of the late
President Warren c.. Harding to
Der OF the Presidents party, which
mum bered 125. His views were very
Instructive and interesting.
The president read Il letter from,
Miss Lydia Burklin. who has charge
OF Friendship House. thanking the
club for the substantial assistance
given by the club In December. Mrs.
NJ. Z. Sab!n. chairman Of the ways
and means committee. read a COM
munication from Rev. Or. Jason y.
Pierce transmitting y check which
was part OF the proceeds from d lee
ture recently given on Sunny Italy
by Rev. Yuell IN the Firs: Congre-
gationai Church, and thanking the
ladies Tor their assistance at that
time. Mrs. Jason Pierce, chairman
of the committee on constitution, an
nounced several changes IN the con-
stitution to be acted on at he March
meeting.
The musical program presented by
Mrs. Melville Lindsay, chairman Of
the music committee, included "1n
Already" by Nevin. a piano solo by
Mrs. Charles Haupt; vocal solos by
Miss Stella A. Washburn of Pomona,
Calf, AN Open Secret" by Wood
man, and "Dandelions" by Prothero,
Angelus" by Lieuralce, and open
Yo' Eyes" by Dett.
Prince Georges County League OF
Women Voters held its annual meet
ing at the University of Maryland
J. orris, county chairman. presid-
ing. Miss Lavina Ensle. state direc-
tor. addressed the morning and after
noon sessions. inauguratins an edu-
cative project that will include
county, issues as well as, as state and !,
stressed the necessity of focusing ef-
fort on educational and public
health legislation. Other speaker:
wore Miss Josephone Schain. one OF
the world court; Mis- Ellen Davis
the university. Luncheon was en-
joyed In the student dining hall.
Oficers elected were Mrs. Harry
J; Patterson: College Park Park feunti county
assistant director; Mrs. George "
Earnshaw. Riverdale. recording sec.
retary; Mre. Charles Reed, College
Park, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Herbert Roby. Rrerdale
treasurer.
The Canadian Society will meet
Tuesday, 8 pm, at the Playhouse
1874 n street. Every Canadian in
Washington Is urged to attend. OF
ticers are to be sisa'ea ,i ID ana gIHen ehe ioi'
Negra McCathran Marks: soprano
Now Leaves His watery Nest" by
Parker, and Bonnie Sweet Bessie,
by Gilbert; Her second group Msr. Mi..
sis,s. BE; rT'okssaaR y preams Fha, si pxels ir
Marble Halls" from THE Bohemian
Girl" by Balfe. and Love Has
Headings from DrunlmonI;;, II
French Canadian Ms,tSsv d1aleGs T.li c:,,lver q.
Winfield McGregor Michaelson
pianist accompanied, Will give g
plano solo.
Southwest ". c. T. U. met Monday
evening at the residence Of Mrs. =. -
Thrift, 487 f street southwest. The
meeting was opened by the president
Mrs. NJ. H. Sattas. who made short
address. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Mrs. NJ. c. Elf. Mrs. B
Reed, evangelistic director. was re-
ported H.. In the absence of Mrs
Ccrrie Walsh, Mrs. Sattas reported
the work Of the child welfare com.
mittee. Mrs. Kate Wagner reported
concerning members absent on &C.
sent the sick. Owing to Illness In
the family OF Mrs. Walter McClintick
40 report was made on the scientific
temperance instruction. Owing to Ill
ness and absence of the chairman on
temperance literature, Mrs: Sattas
made report and disseminated the lit
erature for the month. Treasurer's
.eport was given by Mrs. Yeatman
Mrs. Henry F. Lutz, District associate
pecial song service was feature OF
the occasion. The president invited
the members to attend the w. g. T. U
institute Thursday.
Tne NatioAaI woman's Party, mem.
hers and friends, are invited to tea al
go o'clock at national headquarters
trud Baer, secretary Of the Ger.
man branch, Women's Internationa
league. She will speak on "Woman's
Contribution to World Politics.
North Beach Home Club will NEE
with Mrs. Louis Raeder Tuesday. The
| fourth annual dance and card part,
was given by the club at the LAiglon
Friday Early In March, Mrs. jaime:
Enright Ia planning a card party fol