Evening star., 1926-10-17

president Of the Twentieth Century
Club and the Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase. The federation members reel
that II the two woman candidates are
| elected. it will pave the way for the
realization that women are as capable
of taking their place in the State cap
ital as in Congress.
Beauregard Chapter, No. 1102.
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
met Wednesday evening at the home
of it's president, Mrs Samuel Bur
leigh Milton. 3545 Sixteenth street.
| The principal business was the cleo
| ton of officers for the ensuing year
and the selection of delegate and al
| ternate for the national convention at
| Richmond. Va. Mrs. Milton was elect
! ed to represent the chapter. with Mrs.
| Walter G. Diller as alternate. The
election resulted as follows: Mrs. Mil
ton. president: Mrs. Clara Baggs Grady.
| first vice president: Mrs. Walter G.
Diller. second vice president: Mrs.
Ritchie Roberts. recording secretary:
! Mrs. Eta :. Loving. corresponding
secretary; Miss Frances Smith. treas
urer: Mrs. w. G.. Fronheiser, his
torian; Mrs. Herman A. Acuff. chap
lain. Although Beauregard Is num-
/
| the division, it's members reaSsemble
| each recurring Fall with a pride in
the organization, and discuss plans
| for augmenting the membership and
strengthening it's finances.
The HOusekeepers' Alliance.-A
| board meeting, preceded by a lunch
con, was held at the University Club
| / street, last Thursday. 1t was de-
cided to hold the meetings on the first
! Tuesday Of each month, that for No
| vember to consist of an open luncheon,
| at which informative speakers will ad-
dress the members and their guests
on two live topics of the day-a feas-
| ible market site for the City of Wash
| ington and possibilities of direct dis
! tribution, producer to consumer, OF
market produce. Lunch will be OBJ
i tatnable at a moderate cost per plate
The board also indorsed the plan
of campaign of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs to have home max
| ing and home-makers accorded proper
dignified recognition in future census
enumerations. This is to be accom-
plished by requesting that the class of
women referred to in the first sen
tence of paragraph 1873 Women doing
housework," Of instructions to emu.
merators," United States Census Blu
reau, January /. 1926. be listed in
column 2 Of the population schedule
as ''home-maker." and that in the new
blank corresponding space in column
27 the word "home" be written.
The Clover Club met Thursday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Fl. Raymond
! Bresnahan, 1922 Madison street. The
chairman of the program committee
assigned to the members topics for the
next ensuing meetings. Mrs. Vernon
B. Lowery gave a description Of the
| first steps of "A Tour around the
| World" which is the basis of the
years program. Mrs. Claude Owen
welcomed the guests. Mrs. William z.
Lawrence and Mrs. Burnside.
Mrs. Louis S. Grigsby. Mrs. Vernon
B. Lowery and Mrs. Godfred L. Mum
ter were appointed committee to
make the necessary arrangements for
a Halloween tea, to be given in honor
of the members of the Thirteen
Club" and their wives.
The next meeting will be held Octo-
Der 21 at the home Of Mrs. Godfrey L.
Munter, 1927 Porter street.
The Women's Alliance of All Souls
Church will meet Friday, at II am,
| in Emerson Assembly, Pierce Hall,
| Fifteenth and Harvard streets. Mrs.
| Cora Wilson Stewart, director Of the