Evening star., 1927-04-24

the legislative representatives OF Lhe
American Association of University
Women and has served on the wom'
ems joint congressional committee
since its orga MIA ton. She has spent
considerable time in Europe studying
political conditions affecting interna'
tional relations and is particularly in
terestested in educational work. She
has been teacher in both public and
private schools and was later adjunct
professor of mathematics in the Uni.
versity of Nebraska. She arranged
the first Women's Liberty Loan Con
ference in Washington and was active
tion with Mrs. McAdoo's committee.
The axle, Mrs. Mallie Roberts
Nichols will preside. Members are
requested to bring a guest.
The Columbia Heights Art Club
held its annual meeting at the home
of Mrs. NJ. A. Winters, 2637 Con-
necticut avenue, April Z. The assist
ing hostess was Mrs. J. Edison Briggs.
officers elected for the coming year
are as follows: President, Mrs. Anton
Heitmuller; vice president, Mrs. Rob-
ert B. Bare, reelected; recording sec
retary. Mrs. Edward G.. Russell: cor
responding secretary. Mrs. H. Rogers
Tracy; treasurer. Mrs. s. NJ. Morris;
press reporter. Mrs. G. l.. Pickham;
director, Mrs. William l.. Clarke; dele
gates, Miss Cornalia Fl. Hill, Mrs.
Josephine Griffith and Miss Margaret
Noud.
Alternates are as follows: First
Mrs. James d. Yeomans; second, Mrs.
Jeter Pritchard; third, Mrs. de Witt
{. Croussant; fourth, Mrs. Mary Il.
Nally; fifth, Mrs. NJ. A. Winter.
The Christ Child Society's annual
meeting will take place In the eve
ming, instead of the afternoon, Friday,
April 30, o'clock, at Rauschers s.
Addresses will be delivered by his
grace, Archbishop Curley; Rev. DIR.
John O'Grady and DR.. II. J. Crosson.
The Georgetown Glee Club will pro.
vide music for the occasion.
The VOteIess District Of Columbia
League OF Women Voters will give a
tea April % at 4:30 pm, at the
Women's City Club, % Jackson place.
discussion, led by Miss Laura
Knott and Mrs. Norman Titus, on
the pros and cons of Educational Bill
S. 291-H. II. 5000 (Sixty- ninth Con-
gress) will be held. This bill pro-
poses to create Department of Edu-
cation with Secretary in the Pres
ident's cabinet. Tea will follow the
discussion.
The Federation of Republican Wom-
EN- Of Montgomery County held its
quarterly meeting Thursday at the
residence of Mrs. e. w. Koch, at
Woodside, the chairman, Mrs. Ed
ward i. Stock presiding.
The chairman of finance, Mrs. w.
L. Dc q IL
recent card party held at the Chevy
Chase Library. Donations for awards
We're received from Palais Royal
Lansburgh's and the Peoples Drug
Stores. Another card party will be
held next month.
Mrs. j. Sullivan Ross, chairman of
program committee, announced that
an all-day political school would be
held in May. The committee in
charge of arrangements Is. Mrs. J.
Sullivan Ross, Miss Grace McEeweu
Miss Reiss and Mrs. A. r. Clark
Date and program will be announced
in the papers.
The round table conducted by the
chairman, Mrs. Edward T.. Stock,
proved a lively affair. Questions
considered We're: Voting machines
the new zoning, consolidation of
Bethesda and Silver Spring districts,
recent legislation and boards ap-
pointed by the governor. The round
table at the July meeting will be
conducted by well known political
leader in the county.
The federation went on record as
favoring the use of the voting ma
chine at regular elections through
out the State.
The next meeting will be held in
July. at the residence of Mrs. Ed
ward l.. Stock, Bradley Hills. G. A.
Ginter, State Senator from Alle-
gany County. has been invited 10
address the federation on legislation
at Annapolis.
The Spring rally will be held to-
morrow at IL am. in the knights Of
Columbus Hall. Silver Spring. The
principal speaker in the afternoon
will be E. u. Parmenter, u. S. Assist
ant Attorney General, whose subject
will be "Upholding the Constitution"
Mrs. Edgar Rogers of Washington
Grove will sing and Mrs. Bladen
Lownes, Mrs. John A. Holmes, Mrs.
William Wolf Smith, Mrs. Jerome
Lightfoot, Mrs. William J. Funck
and others will make three minute
speeches. The morning session will
be conducted by Mrs. John A. Holmes.
and Mrs. Edward l.. Stock will pre-
side at the afternoon session, which
will convene at 2 pm.
Luncheon will be served in the
lower hall by the Rector's Aid OF
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church of
Silver Spring. The knights of Co
lumbus Hail. where the meetings will
he held, is near the Silver Spring