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TRX EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1917. Efficiency in Patriotism Puts Women on Firm Basis For Service to Country Women's Section of Navy League Starts a School to Teach It. Marguerite Mooers Marshall. PUTTING in I on an cfn- Clancy basin In the latest activity of tho Wooian'a Section of the Nary league, No. 10 Kaat Forty-second St real, of wMch Mlna Alice Carnen-ter la New York Chairman.

An eflloiancjr school for eager but ineffectual woman patriots la to ha opened Monday evening by the lesirae. Mra. F. H. Dike la In charge, and the classes will ba held at No.

210 Went Forty-second Htreot. These classes include household economics, first aid. elementary hygiene and home care of the sick, military training and calisthenics. In addition Mrs. IMke is negotiating with nfltclal of the Metropolitan Street Railways to use their school for the Instruction of womon who want to fill the places of fhe motormen and conductors who may be called to the front.

"No woman who Is a dub can be a patriot," Mrs. Dike told me with mphasls when I talked with her today. 'The woman who does not baok up nor professed love of country with the ability to do competently some real work makes patriotism a. thing of windy talk and useless enthusiasm," odntlnued Mrs. Kike.

"1 know what It Is to be enthusiastic. I been than way myself. Hut wh.it seems to me Important for women Just now la a bedrock of eoud accomplishment. 'This Is no time for dabsters, for half-trained, under-equipped girls and women. Bo much of the education, girls receive tends to make them Jills ft all trades and mistresses of none.

I hofie, through my school, to glte definite, practical education for some necessary wartime task to girls who never have worked, who never have been taught to do anything except sit about and look charming. rOR these young women of leisure I shall have on afternoon class from to 4 o'clock. For girls who already are self-supporting 1 shall have evening classes from 7. Si) to 9 Why? Because many stenographers and clerks may be thrown out of work and should prepare themselves for other Jobs which will be empty. "My school Is ewpocially eslabllahed fot the woman who stays at home--the woman who offors her services to nor country, but does nut qualify In any particular branch.

Sue simply must be ettlc.ent In some trade or urbject to take a man's the plgoes of those hundreds of men alwut to leave openings for efficient women. "The housewife, too, ma eerve her country with eillclency, as well us with teal. The course In Household economics Includes Instruction In purchasing, making menus, cooking, baking and preserving. I am wurklng on a plan whereby women may place wooden racks above their gas stoves end use them for the process of drying fruits, to which we must return with the ncarcit ot tin and glass. "Prominent plivslclans will adores the first aid -ln.

Tin- course lr HignaJIng Comprtsi the Moras Meyer and Semaphore codes. There will tin a special class in wireless ope rating. The women In theae classes will fully equipped to take tlie positions of men enlisted In our army and navy. "Kvery woman who registers for any one of the courses must take calisthenics, with the regular military setting up exercises, and I have obtained models of kuiim to li used by SBpbolaJl) nllltary women In oilier drills The women will be marked for their work md will take examination. They will Ik? registered With I lie Mayor's Committee of Women nil National Defense, which I am also a member, and ihey will bo subject to call at any lime.

"Military discipline will be observed in mv school. concluded Mrs Pike. It's the only way I vn conducted a private school for nine years and I Iciiow." Instead of tents the fanner gltla of lie Women' Section of the Navy, LaagM are to live in barracks These have been designed by Miss Fay Kellogg, architect, farmer and member of the organization's executive council, and are being rushed to completion at Parmlngdale, Long Island. Tha formal dedication of the farm-camp will take place June 16, and candidates for the work are still being registered every day. M1RH ALICE MOROAN WRIGHT, the sculptor, will ba In charge of a suffrage studio at tha Macdougal Alley Carnival for Hornet and Allied Relief, which opens June t.

The studio Is her own, located at No. 16 Maidougul Alley, and Is being converted into an Italian church In elaborate rocooo atyle. Hand canting will be a particular feature of Miss Wright's studlo-church. The basement of the studio Into which light filters dimly through a gratlnir will be transformed for the occasion into a orypt. and here a rommlltee of prominent icuptora will attend to the hand casting.

The tiny hand of little Alice Whltehouse, daughter of Mrs. Norman deR. White-house, Chairman of the New York si. lie Woman Suffrage Party, Is one of the many which has already been cast by Miss Wright Annuir the committee of sculptors who will be active in the suffrage studio are: Miss Wright. sine It.

Kraser, Lauro Jardtn Fraser, Joe Davidson. Abastenla Ht. Legar Eberle, Urace Mott-Johnson, Hal va tor Bl-lotte, Paul Manshlp. the roof of her studio. Mlas Wright has a flourishing vcre- table garden, where she raises radishes, lettuce end onions, and all visitors will be taken to Inspect It.

An added attraction, outside Miss Wright's studio door, will ba a tittle blue pushcart over wttloh Mies Mabel Van Alstyne will preside, and from which aha will sell flowers. Tiny elay images have been mads and painted In brilliant colors by the sculptors, and these will be vended from baskets by girls In Italian costumes. All war relief associations are tnk Inr concessions In the studios that I line the alley, and doing their beet to transform It Into a midway piais-ance. The Executive Committee for the Mscdougal Alley Carnival for Home and Allied Relief Is as follows: Miss Msry Alexander, Mrs. F.

Oray Orls-wold. Mrs. Austin Oray, Mra. Walter Maynard, Mrs. Ralph Sanger, Mrs.

C. C. Rumeay. Miss M. Hoyt Wlborg.

Mm. Roger Williams, Mrs. Harry Psyne Whitney, Mrs. Philip M. l.y-dlg.

Chester Reach, Harry Faulkner, H. Fraser, F. Rnrrnll Hoffman Jr. and Paul Manshlp. Mrs.

Klir.alieth It. Strange, f'halr-mnn of the Sacrifice Sale, by which money is being rnlaed for the war service fund of the New York State Woman Suffrage, has "sncrltlced" to the sale a combination riding nn I driving horse. If It Is not sold she will give It to the army. The sale Is doing so well In It new headquarters at Castle House that the Suffragists plan to continue It Indefinitely. nrr FILL.

KNOWN society women, who are members of the Mllltla of Mercy, of whloh Mrs. John Hays Hammond is President, will occupy the front row of the orchestra at "A Trip Through China" In the Kiting Theatre tn-nlght. Proceeds of tho run of this show go to the Mllltla of Mercy for the relief of the wives and children of the Naval Mllltla. but this Is the special night for the society. Iewis Livingstone Seaman, whose wife Is a member of the Kxerutlvs Council, will apeak, nnd a larn ononis will give a patriotic medley featuring "The Spirit of '78," Mllltla of Mercy's patriotic song.

lief Commlt-tee nf fhe National league for Women's Service. Mrs. Nelson Henry la Chairman of the new organisation, and Mrs. Oustavus Klrby Is Vlca Chairman. Tho plcturesquo garden fete recently held In the Square, under Mrs.

Henry's direction, added to the war budget of the league. The committee has hee.i given 6,000 tickets for the Roston-Now York game at tho Polo Grounds on June and tha proceeds will turned over to tha committee's relief fund. Women of Waahlartoa Height Of anise Red Cms Braarh. Two hundred women met In St- TOlt-neth Hall. One Hundred and Flgbjlr-aeventh Street and Broadway, last night and organised a branch of the Red Cross.

Rev. William J. Stewart presided and the following officer elented. Mrs. Butler.

Secretary; Mr. Ijauer, Treasurer, Mrs (irlffln. Charge of HuppllMi. Pr. Alfre.1 MHtartira will i.

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Men's Fancy Lisle and Thread Silk qq 5ocAs 7C Lisle sock in him navy, tan, nr gray with mitrasting vertical stripes. Also plum thrrud silk socks with reinfoicrd heels nd double soles, in navy, giay, chain pagtic, white Of bluck. 15c at gat Men's Mercerized Socks Second Medium weight; reinforced heels and double sole. Gray, tan, i humiwgne, navy, blu Of while. Men's "Onyx" Fibre a Silk Socks Made with irinforied heels mid double sole.

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500 Wash Suits at $1.98 Sizes in In yaari Duck or Crash Suits at $3.45 'nit. 7 to IS ysarai ni.sliiess I "I Huy a f.tbertv lli'n'l Summer-weight Knit Underwear For Men, Women and Children For the warm days that arc on their way here nre items of serviceable, light-weight underwear lor each member ol the family at interesting prices. uut tioer rVomen'g Union Men's Union Suits, 39c Suits, 29c Athlefi. style white cotton suits. Low neck shaped bleached cot-j Men'.

Balbriggan ton suits in regular and extra -ires. Women's Kayser ana Drawers, 39c Union Suits, 49c 'ade with double Low-ncck French band rein- tuPe Men's Nainsook Shirts and Drawers, 25c White checked nainsook athletic lorced, tight or wide knee. Women's Low-neck Vests. 19c Ribbed vet, neck lace and rib- r1. Knee ilruwer iii 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 Boys' and Girls' Union Suits, 29c bhuped blruihed cotton suits, gotsl quality.

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