Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29

her original works M&xNs9 M
is Sea Change"
She was editor and
translator of the
Spanish American m""a lee
anthology number of Poetry" and
translator of -Four Years Beneath the
CRESCENT" by Gen. Rafael de Nogales.
she Is a director of the bureau Of in
trrnational relations of the University
of Porto Rico and has received leave
of absence from her university to assist
in the work of the Inter American COM
mission of Women, which was created
by the sixth Pan-American conference.
! She was one OF the group OF women
| of the National Womens Party OF the
, United States who went to Havana 10
request of the sixth Pan-Amerlcan con-
| ference a treaty granting equal rights
| TO women. and spoke before the plenary
session of that conference at its hear
, ing on equal rights
Miss Ethel Bagley will be hostess.
| Reservations will bc limited to 100.
| The District of Columbia Chapter Of
/ American War Mothers was we'll repre-
! sented at the C. NJ. T. c. at Fort
+ washington. Md. on July 26. Mai.
/ o. H. Saunders invited representatives
| of patriotic organizations TO be his
guests for the day, and delightful
| day it was The guests met at the
| Army War College wharf at 10 am.
and after an enjoyable ride on the
! Potomac we're welcomed an hour later
/ by Maj. Saunders at the historic fort,
Autos conducted the party to plat
| form facing the IT'S students assem-
| blcd for the ceremonies. After indi-
| vidual introductions of the guests a
few short addresses we're made. sat-
/ isfying luncheon was served in the off,
GERS mess. and then camp inspection
of the students. who gave a fine exhi-
bition of the results of intensive mill
| tary training that shows much credit
is due to their instructors. The party
returned TO Washington at pm. en-
Unused at the results shown by this
important work among the youth OF
the United States.
The American War Mothers were
represented by Mrs. M C. ONeill, ma
tional custodian of records: Mrs. Mary
T. Shanahan. president of the District
If Columbia Chapter: Mrs. E. G. Wag-
ner past president, and Mrs. w. N.
Mock gold star mother.
League of Republican Women was
entertained by Mrs. E. S. Newman at
her picturesque home. $500 Tilden
street, overlooking the Pierce Mill vista
Of Rock Greek Park. July % The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Wilbur l..
Smith. Mrs. Walter Wright of New Or
leans and Mrs. Berger of South Caro-
lima
William Tyler Page was the speaker
OF the afternoon Mrs Virginia White
Speel, past president of the league and
national committeewoman presided in
the absence of the president, Mrs. E. A.
Hartman. About IS were in attend
ance. The open forum feature of this
meeting was highly informative, Mr.
Page acting as mentor Mr.. Page, in
| MS address, drew an analogy between
washington and Herbert Hoover. i'm
that the versatility Of accomplishments
arac tcri2ing Washington that
summed up. enabled Washington to b.
The great statesman that he was. has In
not few particulars duplicated ca
reer In Mr.. Hoover.
Mrs. Cams. sister of Senator Curtis.
the vice presidential nominee on the
Republican ticket, was in attendance,
also Mrs jacob Baur. national COM
mNteewoman from Illinois. Mrs Baur
has a slogan for the campaign that
! should be Winner-"More work and
less talk"
Mrs, Newman served punch and
/ waters after adjournment, when So
clai hour was enjoyed. The next meet
/ ing OF the league will be held at the
( suburban residence of Mrs. Charles
Alger on August 6. when five-minute
talks viii be made by members upon
different planks OF the Republican ma
tional platform.
American Association of University
! Women. - Tomorrow tea will be most
informal with bridge tables until 4:3O
O'Clock after which tea will be served
Mrs, Herbert Whitney is to preside at
| the tea table
| The Writers League Of Washington
/ viii meet at Central High School Fri
day evening at 8 o'clock. Those on the
/ twelfth chapter of the composite story:
| Mrs, Rittue, verse; Miss Evelyn Crane
/ and Miss Katherine HopSon, short sto-
| RIGS. and Mrs, NJ H. Irish, feature story.
| The last meeting of the Writers
| League was held out under the stars
at the Central High School Stadium.
| Mrs. M, H. Irish read very interesting
letter received from Mrs Marguerite
/ Wilcox, who won the vacation trip to
Deer Fark. Md, given by the News
Washington, d. c., in its good news
contest.
Miss Evelyn Crane had received a
s!N~month subscription to the Forum
for definition of poetry published in
Americana. in American Mercury.
Miss M. F.. Mccarthy and Miss lisa
bel Goodhue, former members, were
present. Miss Mccarthy had spent the
Winter In the South and is on her way
to her home IN Philadelphia.
Miss Leila Green read the eleventh
chapter of the mystery story. II was
a very interesting section and carried
! the plot OF the story on satisfactorily
Miss Emelda DeShaies completed the
reading of her two-part story, Or
Richard Raleigh" II was n story of
very unusual theme and treatment with
an unexpected ending that carried the
interest 10 the end
Susan II. Anthony Foundation, Inc,
under auspices OF its MARYLAND State
branch, is holding a two-day holiday
conference outing at Chesapeake Beach
Some went down yesterday and adopted
the business To be transacted Today
members are fishing, bathing and boat
ing, Trains leave District line sta
ton today at 0S0, 1850. $50 4:4S.
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