Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1924, Page 10

10 MAY BUY CLUBHOUSE | American Association Hepes to Get Sufficient Fumds by Time Convention Is Held. WANTS I STREET BUILDING| Bessions to Be Held in This Ctiy on April 21. Purchase of the building at 1634 1 street for a clubhouse and national headquarters is a project which the American Association of University | Women hopes to consummate at its| annual convention to be held here April 21 A campaign has for some time beén | in full swing to raise $200,000 for the purpose, and it is the hope of the assoclation that enough may be raised by the time of the convention so that the clubhouse may be pur- chased. omen educational leaders. | manifold fun which has been active ih the cam- paign, consists of Mrs. Walter DuB. Brookings, chairman; Mrs. Aurelia Reinhardt, ex officio; Miss Margaret B. Merrill, Maj. Julia Stimson, Mrs, I3 > ‘Wilkins, Miss Marie Ober- Mina Kerr, Mrs. Harold C. Helen W. Atwater, Mrs , Mrs. Frank White and, i Dean. s. Calvin Coolidge heads the ad- committee in connection with the campaigh, and with her are asso- ciated se v-three names of fore- most Amer n cluding Miss Jane Addams and M Herbert Hoover, president of the Scouts. Altogether the American A sociation of University Women has now a membership of 18,000. SPEAKER FROM MUNICH. Fraulein Heymann, Peace Dele- gate, to Address Women's Party. Lida Gustava Heymann of Munich, Germany, vice president of the Wom- an's International League for Peace and Freedom, ‘and one:of the first delegates to the league conference to | arrive in this ecguntry, will speak this afternoon at the Woman's Party headquarters, Ist and A streets north- cast, at 4 o'clock. Fraulein Heymann has been in this country for three wecks assisting with the final plans for the league confercnce to be held here May 1 to 7. At the meeting this afternoon she will tell of the woman's contribution THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 13, 1924-PART . 1. COLORFUL PAGEANTS SCHEDULED FOR MAY | History of District Will:Be De- picted in Spring Festival Spon- sored by Community Centers. || PLAN CONSOLIDATED FETE |; | “Shadow of Dome” to Be Presented at Eastern High Headquarters. The history of Washington will be depicted in the spring pageant festi- val to be given during May by the various community centers under the general direction of Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest. A final performance, em- bodying leading events of the various pageants, will be held at the Cen- tral High Community Center. “Along the Water Front” will be presented at Southeast Community Center, gponsored by the Southeast Citizens' Association, and the Ana- costia Citizens’ Association, under the direction of Mrs. M. W. 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