Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-22

Miss NJ. A. Lipscomb, Athens; Miss Anri. c.
Benning, Columbus: Mrs. E. A. Hill. Griffin;
Mrs. J. A. Rounsaville, Rome. nlinois-Mrs
Efie R. Osborne, Mrs. U. NJ. shepherd,
Brown. Indiana - Mrs. Henry Blount,
Kentucky Mary Dssha, Mrs. Henry L.
Pope, Louisville. Maryland-Mrs. Frank c.
Sinclair, Miss Alice X. Blunt. Miss Mary Star
ling Hail. Baltimore Mrs. John Ritchic, Fred
erick. Massachusetts-Mrs Albert E. Pills
Springfield. Michigan-Mrs. C. H. Tittman.
MissouriEMrs. Geo. H. Shields. New Jersey
Swami, Princeton; Mrs. David H. Depue.
Mrs. H. A. Muther and Miss Dora Smith,
Newark; Mrs. Kate s. Roosevelt, Mon
worth, Mrs. John R. Putnam, Mrs.
R. Ogden Doremus, Mrs. Donald McLain,
Mrs. s. Henora Crossnan, Mrs. Jeremiah Robin
son, New York city; Mrs. Mary c. N. Thomp-
son, Buffalo; Mrs. NJ. s. Forsyth, Kingston.
Ohio-Mrs. Helen V. Boynton, Mrs. A. How
Pennsylvania-Mr Nathaniel B. Hogg, Mrs.
A. NJ. R. Childs, Miss Kate C. Mcknight. Miss
Sara O. Burgwin. Pittsburg; Mrs. Katharine s.
Mccartney and Mise Isaac P. Hand, Wyoming
valley; Mrs. Helen c. Beatty, Washington county.
Mrs. Mary X. Weidman, Berks county; Miss
Mary R. Sherman, Northumberland county;
Miss Minnie F. Mickey. Lehigh county, Miss
Lillian s. Evans, Lancaster. Rhode Island
Mrs. Joshua Wilbour, Mrs. n. G. Herreschoff,
Mrs. Amelia d. Knight, Mrs. Louisa L. Peck
Miss Mary A. Greene, Mrs. William W. White,
Mrs. D. C. Saks, Mrs. Ellis. South Carolina
Mrs. Bradley B. Smalley, Miss May Arthur
Mrs. Jesse Burdette. Virginia-Mrs. Marshall
Mcdonald, Mrs. William West Henry, Mrs.
James Lyons, Miss Mary Lewis Miss Lydis
Peasants, Mrs. Mary 8. Smith. Charlottes-
vile. Wisconsin-Mrs. James 8. Peck.
AReception Tonight.
This evening the delegates will attend q re-
ception in their honor given by the Sons Of thu
American Revolution Of this District at the
Arlington.
The sessions of the congress will be con
tinued tomorrow morning, beginning at 1880
The most important business will be the
election Of officers. 1t is understood that Mrs
Stevenson. the wife Of the vice president-elect
will be chosen president. At the afternoon ses
sion, at 2 O'Clock. number Of papers will b.
read and in the evening the reading Of paperl
will be continued.
On Friday there will be business session il
the morning, receptions by Mrs. Hallowell ant
Mrs. Blount in the afternoon and the closing
session will be held in the evening. On Satur
day the delegates 60 to Mount Vernon.
THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES.
The various committees are as follows:
Arrangement-Mrs. William d. Cabell
chairman. Credentials and Badges-Mrs
George H. Shields, chairman. Pro
gramme-Mr. Thomas H. Alexander, chairman
Press and publication-Mrs. H. V. Boynton
chairman. Music-Mrs. Rosa Wright Smith
chairman. House and decoration Desha
chairman. Railroad rates and hotels
Mrs. Deb. Randolph Keim, chairman
Entertainment-Mrs. Cockrell, Mrs. Field
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Kennon, Mrs. Blount. Mrs
Heth. Luncheon-Mrs. Marshall Macdonald
chairman. Reception-Mrs. A. W. Greedy
Mrs. Devereux, Mrs. Hamlin, Miss Bar
ton. Mrs. Lee, Miss Dorsey, Mrs. Ballinger
Mrs. Greenleaf. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Reading
Mrs. Hallowel.
Ushers-AIiss Maclay, Miss Ball. Miss Wads
worth, Miss Wilcox, Miss Hallowell, Miss Boyn
ton, Miss Keim, Miss Aston. Miss Green, Mis-
Chennouth, Miss Wilson, Miss Bachelor.