WOMEN’S CLUBS

GENERAL FEDERATION OF, it includes women’s clubs in every city, town, and nearly every village in the United States. Fourteen national organizations are affiliated with it, and 17 abroad. In 1921 President Harding appointed Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, president of the General Federation, one of the 4 women on the Advisory Committee at the Washington Conference for Limitation of Armament. The International Relations Committee of the Federation prepared a course of study on subjects brought up by the Conference and hopes to establish friendly relations with all the women of the world. General Nelson Miles’ former residence at 1734 N. Street, Washington was purchased for Headquarters of the Federation, and opened in April, 1921. Contributions from clubs in the Federation are voluntary. The official organ is The General Federation Magazine. Mem-| WOOD, ANTHONY A., (1632-95), Eng. antiquary; b. Oxford; life was devoted to antiquarian studies of Oxford. His History and Antiquities of the Wniversiity of Oxford was brought and translated by the University. He then recast the work in two parts.