Evening star., 1925-05-03

| sponded to the roll call. Three guests
added to the pleasure of the occasion.
Abracadabra Club.-Capt. and Mrs.
Lemuel Warner entertained the
club at it's current meeting at the
| 215 Fourteenth street southeast.
The paper of the evening was by
Joseph A Bait, on Mortgages and
Their Significance"
| Mrs Frank J. Metcalf sang Love
Sends a Little Gift of Roses" and
''Tbe World Is Waiting for the Sun
rise" Harold e. Warner gave two
piano selections. Where Are YOU
| and "Dusky Sleep Song"
A reading was given by Mrs. A. S.
McAllister, entitled why Boys
Leave the Farm"
The annual election of officers re-
suited in the following: President
Mrs. Frank S. Ray; first vice presi-
dent, DIR. Caius NJ. Brumbaugh; sec
ond vice president, DIR. William
Tindall; etary-treasurer. Mrs.
Earl b. Smith; corresponding secre-
tary, John NJ. Sylvester; chairman
executive committee, Judge J. M.
| Thompson.
The Women's Welfare Association
| will hold a special meeting in the
Shoreham Hotel Friday at pm.
Because of the work done in the
clinics and the real need of such
| work in the city many new names
have been added to the membership
| during the last year, and 1t Is hoped
that all of the more than 400 mem
bers will be present.
The following physicians have been
giving their time and attention to the
| clinics that are open to all those who
need help along these lines: DIR. G.. B.
Tribe of the eye, ear and throat
clinic. DR.. Herbert Schoenfeld and
! DR.. H. II. Kerr are in charge of the
clinic for cancer. DR.. Macpherson
| Crichton, DR.. NJ. Z. Twogood and Dr.
Robert E. Henderson have been work
ing in the clinic for thyroid and
goiter. The nervous disorder clinic has
the attention of DIR. Tom Williams.
| DR.. Stewart w. Kinney and DR.. Daniel
ID. V. Stuart. Diabetic clinic is under
| the direction of DIR. Charles D. Easton,
and the dental work is done by DR.. c.
A. Hawley. DIR. William T. Heiser. DR..
James T. McGrath and DR.. Allen Scott
| Wolfe. This association is one of the
| Semi public institutions of Washing
ton that are justified by their works.
The Susan B. Anthony Foundation
| met Tuesday evening in headquarters
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sence of the president, Mrs. Anna +.
| Hendley, because of continued illness.
| the vice president, Mrs. Nanette B.
| Paul, presided. A vote of thanks was
given to Mrs. NJ. r. Nichols for the
| gift of a United States flag suitable
| for a standard. The flag will be cher.
ished with the many mementoes that
are finding their way to the headquar.
| terS of the foundation.
tnl 20 T.
A.-s Lucy Anthony, who resides in
t"H old home of DIR. Anna Howard
Shaw, Moylan, Pa, for a number of
autographs and photographs of Miss
Anthony, and to Mrs. John J. White
| for the gift of a calendar with a quo.
| tation from Miss Anthony's speeches
| for every day of the year. The latter
will be published and put on the mar.
ket for the year 1926.
| Mr.. Mahoney of the Anti-Tobacco
| Alliance gave a talk on the coming
convention, to be held about the mid.
| die of May at Indianapolis.
| All members who desire a seat in
| the Susan B. Anthony box, in honor
| OF the pioneers, for the last concert
of the Spring festival SERIES. under
the auspices of the National Council
of Women, will apply to Mrs. Alfred
Anthony, 1713 H street.
| Inc delegates to the annual meet.
| ing of the District of Columbia FEEDER.
| alton of Women's Clubs. which will
be held Wednesday and Thursday, are
| Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels. Mrs Lucy b.
Cash and Mrs. Brook Young. The
i alternates are Mrs. Luella McKennan,
| Mrs. Rose Arnold Powell Mrs. Percy
| n. Bailey and Mrs. NJ. r. Nichols.
Every Saturday from to 6 o'clock,
| in the parlors of the Shoreham Hotel,
the members of the foundation will
welcome strangers in the city who
wish to see the life-size portrait of
| Miss Anthony and to learn something
of the purpose and work of the foun.
| dation.
Among the recent additions to mem
| bership are Mrs. Mary L. Caapin.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, honorary
| dean of the Washington College OF