Evening star., 1938-08-01
Board Plans
To Hear
Reports
Women Shoppers
Plan Survey
Of Wages.


Washington League OF Wom-
en- Shoppers will report on
~ plans for next season at a
meeting of the Executive Board to-
morrow at pm at the. home of Mrs.
Robert w. Horton, 3043 N street NV.
Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel, president, will
preside.
Among the reports will be that of
the Investigating Committee which
recently has been studying the labor
situation in the laundry industry, un-
Ger the leadership of Mrs. Edward
Hollander Mrs, Clark Warburton,
chairman of the Education Committee,
which is charged with responsibility
of providing speakers for general
meetings of the league and furnish
Ing speakers for interested groups,
also will report
The first meeting of the leagues
newly established Minimum Wage
Committee will be held Thursday.
with the time and place to be an
nounced later.
A campaign to keep the question
Of the enforcement of the minimum
wage law before the public and to
emphasize the citizens interest in its
enforcement is being planned by this
committee. under the direction of
Mrs. Charles P. Collier, chairman.
The committee will work in CO.
operation with the D. C. League of
Women voters and the American As
sociation of University Women as both
groups have similar projects in pros
pect.
Mrs. William Kittle of the D. c.
Minimum Wage Board and Mrs.
Louise Stitt of the United States De-
partment of Labor will serve the
committee in an advisory capacity
The Minimum Wage Enforcement
Committee includes the chairmen of
several other departments of the
league. They are: Mrs. Thomas
Elaisdell, legislative chairman Mrs
Edward Hollander investigation chair
man; Miss Frances Rice, living STAN
dards chairman: Mrs Donald Daugh-
ertv, publicity chairman: Mrs Clark
Warhurton, education. and Mrs Robert
Huse.
Miss Catherine Baux of the Wash
ington alunnae of the Phi Delta
Delta International Legal Sorority
was elected third vice president at
the 10th annual biennial convention
last week in Cleveland,
The convention of this sorority Is
always held at the same time and
place as the meetings of the Amerl-
can Bar Association
The list of chairmer and VICE
chalrmen of the committees of the
Arts Club for next year has Just been
announced by Frank B Steele, presi-
dent.
The Admissions Committee, which
includes representatives from the va
rious membership classlf1cations, will
be James Earle Miller and Mrs. Fred
erick Coville, architecture; Walter S.
Studdford and Marie E. Walcott,
drama: Hugh 1den and George A.
Scheirer industrial arts; William S.
Hepner and Laurence F Stafford.
literature; Mrs Walter E. Hilton and
John Russell Mason. music: Rowland
Lyon and Robert E. Motley, painting
Eleanor MullIken, sculpture, and Will
liam Lincoln Brown and Mrs. Anne
Albert Best, lay members
Miss Clara R. Saunders will be
chairman of the Art Committee, with
C. Law Watkins as vice chairman.
Other committee chairmen and vice
chairmen are: Auxiliary Committee
Mrs. Tomas Cajigas; Civic Commit
tee, Miss c. Virginia Diedel Costume
Committee, Mrs. James Earle Miller
Education Committee, Miss Maude
Burr Morris, chairman; Mrs L. NJ
Leisenring. wee chairman; Finance
Committee. L. NJ Leisenring. chair
man; w. l. Demlng, vice chairman:
Hospitality Committee, Mary A. Cry
der, chairman; Mrs Frank B. Steele
vice chairman: House Committee,
George H Girty, chairman; L. M
1eisenring, vice chairman; Industrial
Arts Committee, Doris Uppercue,
chairman Roy Lyman Sexton, vice
chairman; Library Committee, John
Russell Mason, chairman; Mrs. Anne
Albert Best, vice chairman Literary
Committee Charles Edward Russell,
chairman; William S. Hepner. vice
chairman; Music Committee, Mrs.
Robert Walter Mess, chairman; Isabel
Foster, vice chairman; Publicity
Committee, Anne Bradbury, chairman;
Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly, vice chair
man