Evening star., 1927-04-24
! CLUBWOMEN OF THE NATION
Washington Cubwoman Wins Essay PrizeNationa Woman
Party Plans Pre-Convention Conference-Democratic
Women Resume Forum Suppers-Mrs. Seton to Speak.

lfs south street, Northampton. Mass
Member of Woman's Club.
MUSIC.
For the best list of 100 records fol
| monograph or piano the music al
| which is composed by Americans.
First prize, SI50--Miss Opal Bullard
| 1924 -Rebecca street. Sioux City. Iowa
| member OF Woman's Club.
Second prize, $50--Mrs. Zae Walms
! ley. East Scott street, Tuscola, ILL.,.
member of Women's Club.
| Third prize, Thistle edition Of the
works Of ]. NJ. Barrie, IL volumes
| Mrs Richard de Sylvia, 23s Oxford
street, Rochester, n. Y, member of
Woman's Club.
First honorable mention. $25-Miss
Mary +, Aldrich, Spearfish, s. Daka
member of Womens Club.
Second honorable mention. $23~~
Mrs. Bert Thomas, 205 Pine avenue.
klamath Falls, Greg. member II
Women's Literary Club.
Special mention-Mrs. Helene L[or.
ton, Edmeston, n, Y, member of
Woman's Club.
Mrs. Eugene Holden, Scarsdale, N.
Y, member Of Woman's Club.
For the best essay, not exceeding
1000 words, on Americas Distinctive
Contribution to Painting and Sculp'
ture."
First prize, S150--Mrs. William IT..
Schluenz, Watervilie, Wash, member
OF Philomathic Club and State Fed
Grafton.
Second prize. s50--Mrs. l.. r. Smith,
54Q East Fortieth street, Indianapolis,
Ind. member Of Art Department o.
women's Department Club and State
Federation.
Third prize, Thistle Edition Of works
of Robert Louis Stevenson, 20 vol
umes-Mrs. j. E. Clark, 62 Thirteenth
avenue, Columbus. Ohio, member Or
Wednesday Literary Club, Columbus
Woaen's Club.
Elizabeth Farmer, 1888 peaM street,
Muskegon, Mich, member Of Women )
Club.
/ Second honorable mentions S25--
Miss Grace E. McKinstry, 2019 n
street northwest. Washington. D. c.,
League Of American Pen Women.
Special mention - Mrs, Thomas
Flockhart.- Sornerville, n. j.. member
of SomerVille Civic Club.
Mrs. Rose v. 8. Berry OF New York
city, chairman OF the division OF Art
in the General Federation was the
Judge of the art entries and MRS.
Max e. Onerndorfer of Chicago.
former chairman OF the DIVISION OF
music In the General Federation' was
The Judge Of the music entries
NATIONAL woman's Party execu.
~ tives are calling q pre+convention
conferences Of the National Council
and. State chairmera in washington
MAY liz and Is. to discuss plans Tor
the convention to be held at Colorado
springs, July Z to 10, and to consider
the new constitution to be presented
to the delegates at the national meet
ing.
The international program or the
Woman's Party also will be under dls-
cussion at the conference and me-
mortal service to Dean Emma Glllett,
late chairman of the Lawyers Council
of the organization, will be heid IN
connection with 1t. All State presl-
dents have been invited especially to
attend this memorial, which Is sched.
uled for Sunday afternoon, May Is,
at 3 o'clock in the Capitol Building.
. According to the program outlined
.bv. Miss Mabel Vernon, executive sec
retary. the National Council will meet
alone Saturday morning, May IA, at
1880 o'clock and will convene with
the state chairYnen and members of
the league at 2:30 in the afternoon
for the general session Of the con-
ference. This will be followed by
dinner at national headquarters where
the meetings will take place.. Mrs
Edith Houghton Hooker presiding.
At the monthly meeting of the
council yesterday, held at headquar-
ters, the pre-convention conference
was the chief topic Of discussion.
A cablegram OF congratulation was
sent by the swornarf's Party to Lady
Rhondda OF London, England, last
week, expressing the delight and ap-
probation of American feminists for
the important victory gained by her
Six Point Group and other women
organizations in securing the assur-
ance OF Premier Baldwin that favor
able action will be taken in the near
future on the measure providing for
enfranchising British women between
the ages of 2t and 80. Women of
England over so years OF age have