Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
CLUBWOMEN OF THE NATION
Pen Women Enthusiastic Over Clubhouse Proect-rs Will
son Honored by Democratic Women Henry Minor
Speaks-Voters' Service Closes-Notes.

to Panama; Mrs. E. A. Stuart, Mrs. G.
A. Douglas. Mrs. Eugene r. Barrett,
Miss Eleanor Smith. Mrs. A. z. Spang-
Ter, Mrs. Cordell Hull Miss Charl VIII
liams. Mrs. l.. J. Battle, Mrs. Charles
G. Matthews, Mrs. Lester J. Pollock,
Hamlin, Mrs. j. D. Brodhead, Mrs. L.
d. Tyson, Mrs. Donald Mcdonald, Miss
Marie Mcdonald, Mrs. Frank S. Bright,
Mrs. George M. Eckels, Mrs. Theodore
Pickett, Mrs. Hobart Brooks, Mrs.
Frank Hiram Smell, Mrs, Kate Tren-
holm Abrams, Mrs. D. Tucker Brown
and Miss Eleanor Connolly.
THE National Woman's Party has
l. sent representatives to Europe to
attend a meeting in Berlin on June IA,
for the purposing of forming an inter-
national organization OF women TO work
for industrial equality between men
and women The call to this meeting
was sent out by the Open-Door Council
of Great Britain to women OF all coun-
tries who believe that industrial legis-
lation should be based upon the nature
of the work and not upon the sex OF
the worker.
Practically every country has answer
ed the call.
Miss Alma Lutz and Miss Marguerite
Smith of Boston will represent the
National Woman's Party. They will
ioin the British feminists in London,
and will proceed with them to Berlin,
where the conference will be held Just
before the meeting Of the international
Suffrage Alliance.
The National Council of the National
Woman's Party met in washington lasC
Wednesday to lay plans Tor the 3D.
servance of the tenth anniversary OF
the passage of the womans suffrage
amendment by Congress. Women IN
every State, it was announced. Will
hold fitting celebrations, streSsing the
fact that the suffrage amendment was
significant as a step toward the equal
rights amendment and complete equal
ity in law between men and women.
A garden party will be given at the
Woman's Party headquarters at 5
o'clock, June 4. Senator Watson OF
Indiana, chairman Of the judiciary
amendment was passed, will be the
chief speaker of the afternoon. Mabel
Vernon, of Wilmington, Del, national
executive secretary Of the Woman's
Party. and Mrs. Florence Hilles, also
of Delaware, will speak. Both are well
known throughout the country for their
work in winning suffrage.
Woman's Party speakers will be
heard over the radio in all sections
OF the country on June 4.
Mary Moss Wellborn of Mississippi,
organizer of the National Woman's
Party, has just returned to the head
quarters on Capitol Hill after two
months work in Connecticut. where a
state branch of the Woman's Party
was organized This branch will work
for local equal-rights measures In Con-
necticut and will join with the national
organization in the work for legal
equality by national action.
Mabel Vernon of Wilmington, Del,
national executive secretary of the
Woman's Party, is touring Michigan,
Minnesota and Illinois, speaking before
the local Zonta Clubs on the equal rights
amendment and it's effect upon indus
trial legislation for women. Many
branches of Zonta have adopted resolu-
lions in favor of industrial equality be-
tween men and women. A similar res
olution is now before the national or
ganization of zonta to be voted on this
summer.
THE EARLY 1929 and second series
of the Voters Service" political
educational weekly radio feature spon-
sored jointly by the National League of
Woman Voters and the National Broad
casting Co., is to terminate on Tuesday
night, June 4. The feature is likely to
be revived in the early Winter months.
With the exception of two months,
the half-hour Voters Service" infor-
national program designed Ito present