Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1928, Page 50

TIE SUNDAY STAR. WASTINGTON., D. €. TEBRUARY 19. 1928—PART 2. oo Y CLUB WOMEN OF THE NATION | BUSNESS WOMEN iy pp %e. Feague of Women Voters Discusses Convention Plans——Generalt PI.AN P“.GR'MAGE A FASHION INSTITUTION ™) e 5 is —Mis e Addresses \ Fede-ation g s Prxk.ot}\) Rcic{’rm Mrl\;-s Le d Club Delegation Will Make 9 Darie Washington NewYork Feminists—Pen Women Notes. P — M\ This Summer. An adventure in international friend- ship is the purpose of a “good will pilgrimage” to European countries this Summer by 50 members of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. The party will be headed by Miss Lena Madesin Phillips. president of the federation. and the group will comprise a_representative | from ncarly every State in the country. It nas for a long time been the hope of the leaders of this organiza- tion that a great international con- foderation of business and professional | women might be cvolved, and this com- ing Summer has been regarded as the propitious time for a movement to bring together representative women of hoth continents in an effort to estab- lish a friendly and helpful understand- ing between the women of Europe. Great Britain and America who arc engaged in gainful professional and business enterprises | Since the announcement of the pro- posed tour of good will the women over scas have been keenly interested | in the pian. and entertainment com- | mittees composed of women of highest standing in the various countries to he visiied are rapidly being formed. | 1 7 Great Britain's committee includes 3 ; . / 4 Miss Caroline Haslett. secretary of the (Above) ) ; (Above) Women's Enginecring Society of Great y P ' ) : ) Britain; Prof. Winifred Cullis, president | The Lace o . For Boih Evening of the Provisional Club and Efficicncy Jucker Frock ; ’ ; ot i Club: Mrs. Fox Pitt. president of the | : —— ' Soroptimist Club: Viscountess Rhondda, TR TR M. P. chairman of the business and Boasts versatility as well a mmiversity committee, and Mrs. E. M. | charm—ior there is a whol Waod. honorary sccretary of the Pro- SVelliin drest Heaihe . the visional Club. Similar committecs are being formed In France. Belgium, Hol- | 2 = . land. Germany. Switzerland and Iraly. © oo dine—sH o ™ R X Many conferences are being arranged HARRIS X ” S RN Sl 1 % \‘m\]Em;\‘prnn [ ;}Ns women, aglki( | v S R o~ s to the Women's Exposition at Bern " '-E“"’N.. 2 B ”'v'wm““" N 3 S8 B ond to the secretariat of the League (At Right) Skt g tions, and many public meetings i merican_and foreign womon, at Ch“:kly Flared which Miss Phillips and distinguiched Lace Dress / Newioye s Mgher 1 Miller of St. Louis. cha f the pubiic welf2re department of the. General Federation of | women of the different countries will | L > Lace Dress a1 Miss Julia K. Jaffray of ) 3 irman of the division of delinquency of the public welfare | be speakers in the interest of promot- Snug hipline and straight- @erartment. Genera! F an of Women's Clubs (right), who are working on the b Congress for abolition of the | ing international fellowship, are on the | Kicedl Prison contract syrters _____Copyright by is & Ewing. | program. ¢ <kirt flares F ———e = Arrangements ‘ for the tour were with ar i Ths RPN 3 ; nv gave an brought about through the services of § on No. EY CORINNT TRAZIER. ; > f A s Miss Harriet Taylor. chairman -of the Loty a s e 7 international relations commission of shade)— the National Federation of Business and | Professional Women'’s Clubs. _ Mis: aylor was appointed bv Miss Phiilips | . : il se of her wide acquaintance with | ical that lace < women all over the world through work | ; . our fashion & Miss Mary C. | g i S the Indiana e made!s that are arri jacket. 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