Evening star., 1926-01-24

! History of Washington"
! Miss Mary Dinghmen of London.
| England. industrial secretary Of the
world committee Of the y. w. c. \.
! VIII" has been here attending the
/ Noman's Industrial Conference.
! spoke ON The Economic Aspects of
, lnterna tienal Relations"
Thrift week also came in to the
! center Of the stage when Mrs. Helena
Reed of Lincoln National Bank gave
a short talk on The Value of 4
: Budget 10 Women.
The Washington Readers Club
, Under the auspices of the Lend,a-
| Hand Club and Auxiliary of All
/ Souls Church. the club will present
an opening of play January - AT
O'Clock in Emerson Hall, All-Sou's
Church. Sixteenth and Harvard
! streets.
international Complications,"
/ Ada Louise Townsend.
! Prologue: ".tndrocles and The Lion.
Bernard Shaw.
~ Dress Rehearsal Of Hamlet"
/ The Mems Club nf Christ Church.
/ GeorSet' wn. met Monday evening in
/ the parish hall Inst cad of sne usual
! custom of having IN invited speaker
! he entertainment period was made
! an open forum for the members, and
| the following short but interesting
! talks by members were enjoyed: The
! rector Rev l.. Pinkney Wroth. on
! The Protestant Episcopal Church IN
| the United States: George y. King
on Modern Discoveries of Hitherto
| Unknown Forces. and the Eternal
! Fower and Efficacy Of the Bible: the
! secretary. WaldburG Hewitt. on lhs
I Value OF Outing Clubs 10 the Nation
] "a he IL,
; Fred Duvan. on Precious Stones ana
! Me1"ls." and Franklin Weems on
| "I'i ORC Churches OF Old Maryland.
| The president. Mr.. Clinton Cropiey,
made appropriate comments at the
| end of each talk. and the final period
| of the evening was occupied in me
! enjoyment OF refreshments which
were served by the entertainment
committee.
Voteless District of Columbia
Leagr" of Women Voters will hold
an op meeting in the Mount fleas-
ant Library Tuesday. s pm. TO dls-
! cuss the various bills now pending
! in Congress that are OF interest 10
! the District. Among these are the
women's police bureau bill. the Dls-
trict welfare board hill. the Gasque
| bill for the election Of members "t
! the school board and the mother
pension bill. The public is invited
| to attend and to take part IN the
discussion.
On February 10 the league will
| give luncheon At the clubhouse nt
| the American AsSociat tion of CniVer-
| sity Women. Rutler Wright Assist
! ant Secretary of state. will speak on
The American Foreign Service.
Social Hygiene SOciety-The an
nual meeting will he held tomorrow
| evening al S:15 o'clock at4the Grace
| Dodge Garden House.
| Rev. Ahram Simon of the Wash
| inGton Hebrew Congregation. and DR..
| Rachel Yarros. president of the Chi
cago Social Hygiene Council. will lie
the speakers. DR.. Simon will speak
| on "Educa ton in Social Hygiene"
Committee reports will be given and
members elected TO the board of di-
| rectors.
The Southwest W. c. 7. L. met at
the home of one of its lifetime mem
| bers. Mrs. Fannie Yeatma rrea Surer.
At 1864 Kenyon street. Monday. AT
/ 7:3G pm.
In the devotional exercises Mrs
Arthur Olmstead read the ninetieth
| Psalm and Mrs. Abbott made 81 pra yer
| Miss Whaley. recording secretary, read
| the minutes OF the last meeting. Mrs.
Fannie Yeatman gave an extended re
| port concerning the treasury. Mrs.
Owen Peed reported as superinte enden1
OF the literature committee. The
president announced the executive
meeting to be held Al W. c. r. L. head
quarters. 522 Sixth street northwest.
Mrs. Baum spoke Of the ba nnuet and
reported all tickets sold.
Mrs. Louis II. Earl. sneaker for Tho
ali 10, ol, ,tAf f,,f t,o ri
| published by the National and Inter
national Community Bible Readers
| Lea que Inc. A rising vote Of tha nix:
was given Mrs. Earll for her presenta
! ton of her work.
Pretty little Miss Yeatman. miss
of some Summers. when the
social hour was held plea asingly sang
The Gingerbread Man"
The hostess in dispensing refresh
! ments, was assisted by her guest and
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. George II.
Yeatman.
The executive Of the W. c. +. L.
met Wednesday at 1890 I'm. in W. G.
T. L. Building. SO Sixth street.
Miss Helen u. Pigeon. associate di-
rector Of the international Association
of Police Women. addressed the ses
sion. speak king in behalf OF tho hill
which has heen introduced by Sena-
tor Capper and Is now pending re-
earding the Women's Bureau. The
! executive went on record az indors-
ing the hill and sent such = message
to Mrs Van Wrinkle. who was to have
heen present 1t the meeting.
The question of rurtew law for
, the District was discussed.
The banquet to he held AT the
Mems City Club on February |" was
taken~ up At length by the chairman
Of the banquet committee Mrs. Eva {.
Crisweil and Mrs. Cabot Stevens.
chairman of the program committee,
The director Of literature was given
power to send for what literature is
needed to be kept at the w. c. T. I.
Building to be available from time to
time for the different departments Of
work.
resolution committee was ap-
pointed for the year as follows: Mrs.
Olea w. Coster. convenor Of the com
mittee: Mrs. Edmund C. Stanton. Mrs.
Ida J. Sea gss. Mrs. William Knaub
and Mrs. Z. c. Dinwiddie.
The Woman's Club of Bethesda.
Inc, held it's monthly committee
day'' Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Earl w. Chafee. Chevy Chase, Md
Preceding the meeting. the executive
board met and disposed of important
business.
The parliamentarian Mrs. Henry G.
karr. presented the club with chart
to he used in connection with the
monthly parlia amentary drill. The club
is making great progress in under
standing parliamentary law and it's
effect is already becoming noticeable
in the conduct of the meetings.
The home economics section pro
vded the speaker for the day. Misc
Clara r. Saunders. who gave talk
on dyeing. She is a member Of the