Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1929, Page 44

11‘14 WOMEN OF CIVIC INTEREST LAUDED Cathedral Heights-Cleveland Park Group Approves Elec- tive Board Plan. A plea for greater recognition of the work being done for the promotion of civic interests by women, made by '2 George R. Wales, marked a meeting of the Cathedral Heights-Cleveland Park Citizens' Association last night in St. A!bln‘s Guild Hall. Mr. Wales voiced his views in making | P- @& report for the nominating committee in which the re-election of Mrs. Harrjett F. Saunders as president was recom- mended. While the election will be a formality of the next meeting. tremen- dous applause greeted the speaker’s sug- estion that Mrs. Saunders be again onored. Exceptional Work Cited. Dec]ul.nf the organization had done exceptional work since Mrs. Saunders took over the reins a year ago, Mr. Wales - asserted the president was en- titled to another term. He expressed the oplnlan that Mrs. Saunders hld been “most efficient and successful.” He added she should be returned to office to carry out various projects initiated during her administration. ‘There has been undue criticism re- cently by men in citizen association cir- cles concerning the activities of women since they were admitted to member- ship, Mr. Wales said. He insisted such remarks were unfair. The speaker con- tended the citizens’ organizations have been much better off since women be- came interested. Citing his own asso- ciation, he pofhted to the fact that the attendance has been above the average since Mrs. Saunders assumed the lead- ership. Other Officers Commended. Mr. Wales also commended the other | officers and nominated the same slate for re-election. No opposition was voiced. The other officers are Grahame H. Powell, vice president; John W. Townsend, secretary, and Miss Sarah ‘W. Schroeder, treasurer. A proposal that service on the Wis- consin avenue street car line be investi- gated was referred to the public utili- ties committee, headed by Hugh M. !rompmn Inadequate service was H?l;en ‘Woods, presldent of the Pub- lic School Association of the District, spoke in favor of legislation to require mhe election of members of the Board of Education by popular vote. He said the usual evils of balloting for public officeholders. such as patronage fights and mrrug:,lon would be out of the question should the plan he favored be adopted. The nlodltlnn approved the pro- m:l.l by zoin; on record as supporting Clpper- ihlman elective school M'rl Slule Root Rhodes, District play- ground director, told of the work being | done under her mpem.slon SURVIVORS OF 1898 Rialto—"Big at 11:50 a.m., 1:50, 3:50, 5:50, 7:50 and "ith Moran and Mack, at 11:10 am,, | 20, 625 8:10 and 9:55 p. p.m. Commission of' Citizens to File E. Morrison Paper Co. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. 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