The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-16

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! with Mrs. Ellis Logan, 1858 Irving
Fossss Glen Reading cub. For
ct Glen. Nd, 4 III h n r.. lean,
Dalgren Terrace Club, Mrs. y.
j. Duties, 2 b. m.
Womenss Club Of Rockville,
Rockville, Md, 2 p. N:
Educational group Of the Tween
tietIi Century Club, Mrs. Thomas
EidWen, wisconsin avenue. 2 p. m.
The final and complete Inaugural
ton Of the Susan B. Anthony
Foundation. out Of the Susan p.
Anthony League, was effected a.
the meeting OF the organization At
the clubhouse. 1874 N strsst north
west. yesterday afternoon.
The new constitution was adopted.
"A pending resolution provides for q
new business office Of the founda.
ton at the headquarters Of the
League OF American Pen Women at
1903 II street northwest. where new
members win be given an oppor'
tunity to serve.
Popular memberships Of 81 and
honorary OF from $40 to $50 an.
nually, together with lie, 500.
were established.
The following officers were
elected: President. Mrs. Anna B
Hendley; vice president, Mrs. Nan,
nette B. Paul; secretary and treas.
urer, Mrs. Rose Arnold Powell.
Mrs. Hester Poole, ninety-ors
years Of age; Mrs. Ida Hustled Har.
per, Mrs. Ruth b. Hensey, Mrs. s,
A. Holm, Miss Mary van de Flnde,
and Mrs. Clyde OH. Craigie. friends
Of the founder, were present.
Mrs. Craigie was In charge Of the
tea table at the tea which followed
the meeting, assisted by Mrs. Minnie
Saxton Bliss, Mrs. III. s. Cash and
Mrs "A. Hardesty.
Mrs. q. A. Kicker ana Miss Alic1
Heaven. prominent clubwonen. were
present.
An interesting feature OF the tea
were the "reminiscences Of frien.ls OF
the deceased founder Of the league
who were gathered around the tea
table.
Ten members inaugurated the for
nation OF the Chillum District study
Club Basketry Circle yesterday al
the home OF Mrs. Nalley in Mt
Rainier.
Mrs. Isabelle A. Ray and MRS
Marty Boswell gave the frat lesson
The Chevy Chase Women's CluE
outlined work for the year at the
meeting with Mrs. w. r. Brady, OF
Morrison street yesterday. A full
attendance was recorded.
Our Flag" Is the title Of tht
pageant to be presented IN the lee
ture room Of the Church of tn,
Covenant tomorrow evening by tn
st. Elizabeth's COMMITTEES of tn
Business Women's Council. Invita-
tons are general, and any offerinl
| VIII be accepted for the work o
the committee among the forme
service men at st. Elizabeth's.
Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle, chair
man Of subcommittee on Publ,
Amusements If the Civic Section
OF the Women's City Club vii
preside at the formal luncheon I,
be given at the clubhouse, 3:
Jackson place, ) Saturday. at .
o'clock.
Five-minute talks win be given
by Francis H. Stennes, corpor
alton council on 1.-THE Law; Wade
III. Coombs, superintendent on
license How the License Is Issued
Major Daniel Sullivan, chief OF
police, THE Police; Private Mary
g. Carney, supervisor Of patrol OF
the Woman's Bureau, Police De,
partments The Patrol Woman and
Commercial Amusements"; William
II. Rapley, manager Of the New
National Theater, "WashinRtoU
Theaters": Stoddard Taylor, man.
ager Belasco Theater, 1.-THE LeRiti
mate Stage; Roland Robbins
manager Keith's Theater, ''The
Vaudeville; Harry M. Crandall
president Crandall Motion Pictures
Co., "The Motion Picture: Joseph
Sanders, president Arcade Co., "The
Public Dance Hall; Arthur L.
Ward, superintendent SUNDAY
Schools Of the Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church, 1.-THE Church
and Public Amusements, and Mrs
o. L. Woodley, District Federation
Of Women's Clubs, THE Club
women's Viewpoint"
Miss Helen Barnhardt and Mis-:
Jean Bearmore received prizes fol
the best costumes at the AIasuue
rade Ball Of the Washington Sorop
timist Club at "The Hut" at the
Grace Dodge Hotel last night. Mrs
Ruby Lee Minar, and Mrs. Nina
Van Wrinkle representing Jiggs and
Maggie received prizes for comiC
| get-ups.
This ball took the place OF the
regular Soroptimist meeting. for the
October evening meeting and Mrs
Sadie Newell was hostess.
The Grace Dodge Hotel Orches
ira furnished music for the a
guests and members. Lulu Waters
was presented with a basket o,
chrysantheml1ms for her work a.
chairman of the social committee
An exhibition tango was given by
Miss Doris Thayer and Leroy Tay
| lor.
Guests Of the evening were, Mar
tin Hysong, j. Matt Marshall, J
Paul Ward, p. Lewis, Captain ErbN
Pollard, Miss Doris Walter, Leroy
Thayer and Miss ID. Palkin.
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