Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12

corps secretary. Mrs. Cary welcomed
Mrs. Parker back to the ONCE she had
held for many years. :,
In assuming command Mrs. Cora L..
Mandy pledged allegiance to the post
and corps. and in appreciation Of Mrs.
Parker's service gave her a remen-
brance.
The retiring president, Mrs. E. Helen
Temple. was presented with q $40 gold
piece by the treasurer, Mrs. Addie W..
Hickman. in behalf Of the corps. Mrs.
Hickman referred to the able admin
istration of two years. Mrs. Esther
Lippold presented Mrs. Temple with
$40 goldpiece as further evidence OF
Mrs Caroline Burrows, who was un-
able to attend, sent a remembrance to
Mrs. Temple through Mrs. Tillie D.
Entrikin.
Gifts were given by Mrs. Temple to
all of her officers and to Mrs. Isabel
Bontz, who had helped IN her adnaln-
istration.
The president gave small silk flags
to all of the comrades and guests. which
were distributed by Mrs. Fauth, patri-
otto instructor.
Among the guests who made short
talks were: Comdr. Mawson, Col. Old
royd, Comrades z. D. Godfrey, Cows
Parker, s. r. Hamilton, DR.. Dunbar,
DR.. johnson, Hazard Wheeler. William
Dorsey, Miss Jennie L. Hamilton, Mrs
Alice Slime, Mrs. Tillie Entrikin, Miss
Augusta B. Palmer, Mrs. Caroline M
Curry Mrs e. D. Shaw. Mrs. Ella Wash
burn, Mrs. Josephine Kelton. Mrs. Mary
H. Wingate, Mrs. Della O'Brien, Mrs
Anna Horn, Mrs. Margaret Marsh. Miss
Virginia Sheetz, Mrs Mary Van Ness
Fauth, Mrs. Garnet Hartman.
VoteIess ID. C. League of Women
Voters.-Members of the league have
been invited by the Washington College
Of Law to attend a series Of lectures to
be given by william H. HUMPHREYS,
member of the Federal Trade Commits
sion. The subject covers the old Sher-
man antitrust legislation, the Clayton
antitrust act and the legal and eco
nomic functions of the Federal Trade
Commission, empowered to prevent uu-
fair methods of competition. The lee
lures will be given Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons from Sis to s o'clock
of each week until the course is COM
pleted. The first lecture will be given
February 4.
The local league voted to accept the
invitation to become a subscriber to the
Voters Service" radio program, spon-
sored jointly by the National League Of
Women Voters and the National Broad
casting Co., and scheduled for each Tues
day evening at z o'clock. Mrs. Arthur
Ringland is a member of the committee
directing the project. with Miss Katha-
rine Ludington of New York as chair
man.
Mrs. Clara M. Beyers, chairman, child
welfare committee, announces a pro-
- al hnit,
planned in cooperation with the child
welfare committee of the Women's City
Club, of which Mrs. A. j. McKelway is
chairman. Administration and enforce
ment of the child labor law will be con-
sidered The semi-annual meeting will
be held February Is. The child welfare
committee will arrange the program.
Members of the executive board at q
meeting Friday, January 3, voted to
give hearty cooperation and Endorsed
the work of the Community Chest.
Mrs. H. F. Cameron will be chairman
of the committee on information at the
Conference on the Cause and Cure of
War; to be held at the Washington
Hotel January II to II. Mrs. Ellwood
Street will be vice chairman. Others
of the committee will be Mrs. Harry
Lee Parkinson, Mrs. Ben McKelway,
Mrs. Thomas West, Mrs. Frank Hiram
Smell, Mrs. Robert M. Ferguson, Mrs.
Louis Gutenberg, Mrs. L. Wise and Mrs.
McWhortle.
The memorial from the women Of
America to go to the Naval Conference
In London will be ct the information
desk, where members of the league will
have an opportunity to sign 1t.
pices of the A. A. u. w., to be given on
the third Tuesday of each month, will
be open to league members. DR.. Caukin
will speak at IL am, with Mrs. H. r.
Cameron as speaker at the o'clock
meeting In the evening.
ZOnta Club held its regular weekly
luncheon at the Raleigh Hotel on We'd
nesday noon. There was large at
tendance. The speaker, Mr.. Ivan Hob
son, talked to the members on TIL.
Principles of Security Investment"
Miss Katherine Cooke and Mrs. Flor
ence Syndall, two new members of the
club, were present. Miss Cooke Is con-
nected with the United States Bureau
of Education. Mrs. Syndall Is a must
clan and Is well known In Washington
as the soloist at the First Church of
Christ Scientist and the Jewish Syna-
gogue.
Among the guests at the luncheon
was Dean Mary Louise Brown, dean of
women at American University; Miss
Keiko Usani. head Of Peress School,
Toxic, Japan, and Mrs. Edith Conn Of
the Young Womens Christian Associa-
ton.
Next week the club will have as its
guest of honor and speaker Miss Olivia
Johnson. national president of the Con-
federation Of the zonta Clubs.
Washington Exchange Club.-Lieut.
Col. Charles r. Stark of the Bonbright
& Co., investment bankers of Washing
ton. spoke before the club at their
weekly meeting Wednesday noon in the
club room at the Carlton Hotel. In a
dress on the subject, Investment VS..
Speculation" Col. Stark outlined the
dangers in ill-advised speculations and
the safety in judicious investments.
What kind of securities, insurance COM
panies and banks play in the investment
market and the fact that the public
must become inveStment-minded instead
of speculation-mindedw were explained in
convincing style. DR.. Earle Wiley Of
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church
will lecture upon the Arab-Jewish riots
in the Near East at the next Exchange
Club meeting January Is. At busi-
ness meeting following the luncheon,
Walter Hinton was reelected president
and the following officers were elected:
Col. H x. Landers, first vice president;
DR.. H. A. Swanson. second vice presi-
dent; Harold Kraft, third vice presi-
dent; M v. Engelbach. assistant secre-
tary; Charles Schermerhorn, secretary
treasurer: board of control: Watson p.
Shepherd. Ralph D. WHY, Godfrey
Munter, r. r. Beresford. DR.. A. l.. Rid
dick, William A. Edelblut
District Sunshine and Community
Society met January with Mrs. Helen
Hunter, on Hobart street. Assisting
were Mrs. Ernest Guide, Mrs. Davis and
Mrs w. C. Gorden. Mrs. James Under.
wood, president, presiding, the meeting