Evening star., 1926-11-28
Continued from Eighth Page.l

in the parlors OF the Church Of the
Covenant, Eighteenth and \ streets.
Speakers will be the Rev. George
w. Dow. Rev. J. Il. Phillips and IA
representative from the Mira Mccoy
Andrews Day Nursery.
The public is cordially invited to
attend and TO inspec. the thousands
oil warm new garments collected this
wear by the local guild. These gar
ments later will he distributed to hos
pitfalls. homes and other charitable in
stltutionS of the cit.
The guild * affiliated with the
American Red Cross, is indorsed by
the Charities Endorsement Commit
tee. is non-Sectar rian and includes III
lis membership men. women and chill
dren.
Mrs Thomas 7. Preston. ir.. Of
princeton, y. j., formerly Mrs. Grover
cleveland, is national president.
The LEGAL officers are: Honorary
president. Miss Anna j.. Abbot; presi-
dent. Mrs. q. Thomas Dunlop; vice
presidents. Mrs. Chester ID. Swope.
Miss Helen Louise Sargent. Mrs. A. r.
I'oote and Miss s. Louise Leisenring;
treasurer, Mrs. AlgernOn Gardiner;
secretary. Mrs. Maurice Eisenan: as
sistant secretary. Miss Hilda King.
The Writerscraft Club met in the
Mount Pleasant Library Monday eve
ning. After the business of the meet
ng Miss Hartman and Mrs. Weber
read stories that were analyZed in de-
tail. Mir. Monk read excerpts from
selected article ON "Writing."
The program for the next meeting.
which will he held tomorrow at pm,
Will consist of original stories and
articles.
Voteless District of Columbia League
OF Women EOtcrs.-The board will
meet Friday, II am. at the American
Association OF University Women.
1884 street luncheon at 1880. Miss
Josephine Schain will be guest OF
honor and speaker. Miss Schain. who
i, director OF the National Department
OF international Cooperation to Pre-
went Wa. has just returned from an
extended trip to Turkey, the Near
Last and the Balkans.
Among the local organizations rep
resented at the dinner at Rauscher's.
given recently in honor of Harold Il.
Butler, c. T.. deputy director OF the
International labor office, Geneva,
Switzerland. was the NotelesS District
rf Columbia League of Women Not-
..s. Members at the table reserved
!ur the league were Mrs. Albert IL.
Quincy. Mrs. Laura Williams. Mrs.
5lyatt, Mrs. Thomas West Mrs. VIII
Liam Chamberlain and Mrs. Thomas j.
IIoWertou
W0mpn'S !SlIiance--A Christmas ba-
Xaar under the auspices of the Won
ems Alliance Of All Souls Church will
De held in Pierce Hall, Fifteenth and
Harvard streets. December !. and
.. from - am. to 10 pm. There viii
be IT, booths, with useful and attrac-
tiro articles. which will be of interest
10 all VINO are following the popular
slogan To do their shopping early.
Luncheon viii be served daily at
pla.: turkey dinner December !. 530
t. 80. and cafeteria supper Decem-
her ana 8.
The Jefferson District Nomens
Club held its monthly meeting Monday
at he Nellie Custis School Building,
A-ir2inid Highlands. Va. Following
the business meeting Il program was
nut on by the pupils Of the two local,
schools. Hume and Nellie Custis.
Awards were given for the best recita-
ton on THANK sgivinG" and for the
hest original story and poem on
"rhankSgiVinC," resulting In some
very cummendable productions.
Among other interesting features
pat on by the club recently was a lee
ture on ItSthonia." by DR.. Peter A.
Spea< Of the Library OF Congress.
This entertainment was for the hene-
iii Of the local library, an offspring of
the club. as was also the rummase
sale held 10 days ago in Alexandria.
Federation de TAIliance Franeaise.-
The officers of the Federation de lAl-
lance FrancaiSe for the coming sea
son are. President. David Jayne Hill;
NnHh I.ln1ler-
1try. W. r. Brantly; treasurer and
corresponding secretary, Mile. l.. l..
NJ Limoges. The French lectures will
h"gin tomorrow at 1870 at the Cosmos
Club. The lecturer, NJ. t'lorian Nurpil
lot. who has just arrived from France
and who has many friends in Wash
ngton. viii speak on the following
subject: ia Tour Saint Jacques, hler j
e, aujourd hui"
Susan II. Anthony FoundatiOn.Th
executive, committee held n meeting
IN he ncv headquarters at thu Airing
ton Hotel last Tuesday evening, Mrs. |
clara O'Brien McCrone presiding.
Mrs. Lucy T. Cash chairman of mem
h-rship. reported the following new
members: Mrs. Ninton l.. Sissun and
Dr. Lucy Waite both of Chicago, H. !
The following chairmen Of committees
were appointed: Mrs. Leon Arnold, !
ways and means; Mrs. Nanette h. |
Paul. local publicity and Mrs. Will |
liam T.. Chamberlain, program. Ar !
rangements We're made for a dinner |
10 be given at the Arlington Hotel on
,he evening OF December :, $50 PM, !
in honor Of Mrs Gertrude Nelson An |
drews, author. dramatist and lecturer
from California. Mrs. Andrews Is a
member of the advisory board of the
foundation having been closely asso-
ciated with Miss Anthony and DR..
Shaw in the suffrage movement and
having trained a good many speakers
for the cause. Mrs. Leon Arnold was
Iut in charge OF the arrangements.
Mrs. Virginia Peters ParkhurSt, III
rector of promotion of the state of
Maryland. reported that the interest
In her state was increasing rap
id1v and announced long list of
new members and subscribers t. the
Susan +. Anthony memorial fund. in
Guiding Gov. Albert !. RitChie. DIR.
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