The times., 1897-05-30

ton. For weeks past donations have beer
coming in for this noble work. Never Esn
more interest been evinced than now Tn.
| several committees will meet at g. A K
] Hall today and prepare flowers and make
| other arTan genicats fer the Ger ainonies
| Mrs. Georgia G. Balm, department presi
| dent, announces the following outline o1
work: Committees unknown toin,s
will be under the supervision OF Mrs Ida
| v. Hendricks past national vice president
assisted by Mrs Anna Peck, Julia NJ Lay
| ton. Helen ]. Durfee, Misses Lena Shep-
1 herd, and Minnie cowiing
Officers section Mrs oladys L. Thprnp-
son, assisted by past department PRESIDENTS
! Joanna w. Turner, Indiana Cowling. anna
\ NJ Hamilton, aud Annie W johnson: aiso
! Mrs. Bessie B. Cheshire, Carrie NJ King,
| Adelaide Wilton. MolIie crandall, Mary
s. Parker. Anna Z. Rogers. Julia Hamilton.
| marys Crawford. Il. A. v. Anderson. Anna
v. Therpkins. and Margaret Weaver
General Committee-Corps No l. Ruth
k. Goodwin, C. Wilkinson Phoebe Vulgeln.
4. Pope Thompson and Maria L. Jordan
No. MARY v. Noerr, Emma r. Coch-
ran, Kate Dalton, vanetta sauter and
Kate Harris
No 3-Jennie Richa rdson, Frances Fletch-
er Louise Chds, Annie Dorsey and Luz
cinda Allen.
No. 4.-ADna j. Lyon, Esther George,
Matilda K. Sprague, Anna +. Hoagland and
Katherine McMonigal
No. 5-JuIia Robe rts, NJ. II Nichols,
Clara Kalstrom, Jessie Bruner and Mary
S. Baker.
No. 6-Mary Bushby, Florida A. BogIa.
Lizzie Mason Emma Miller and Mary
Seymour
No MARY C. Davenport, Mar Emo,
Jane Leonard, Mary M North and Mrs.
simons
No 1o-Theodosia Willard, Mary A.
Wilton, Mary De Mario. Mary Swartzen-
bach and Florence Chambers.
No 11-L0uise WelIner, Elizabeth Mil
ieT. Mary Stout, Mary Honn and Mrs
Bernha rdt.
Section A-Miss Clara T. Chase, assist
ed by Mrs Julia c. Collier, and members
beTs OF o +. Morton aud Chas Sumner
Corps
Sections B and C VIII be under the su-
peryision of the Legion of Loyal Women
Section E-Burnslde Corps, Mrs. Anna
Fiost, chairman Section D-Mrs NJ
NJ. Lewis chairman, and Lincoln Corps
Section F-Ladies OF the G. A r. and
Relief -E!liou; Ladies Aids and kindred
organiZa uons.
Luncfeon-Mrs Ida l.. Chase, chair
man of the executive committee. viii
nave charge OF the luncheon, assisted
by Mrs Alice Burgess. M J. Thompson.
FloI ence |. Howells, and others These
ladies will serve luncheon 20 the q A R.
ard ". II G..
All members Of committees will leave
the station. Thirteen-and-a-half street and
Pennsylvania avenue. at 8 O'Clock, sfarp,
ON Monday, May 81.
John A. Logan Corps will assist heir
post at st. Elizabeth's Cemetery: Farra-
gut Corps, Congressional Cemetery: La
fayette. Soldiers Home. and George n
Thomas Corps. the cemeteries in th.. north
east section Of the city.
Tie arrangements for religious services
on Sunday evening at the Metropolitan NJ
e. Church. in behalf OF the Depar tInent Of
the Potomac. have been completed 1t is
expected, in view OF the factthat President
Mckinley attends that church and has
been invited 10 be present at the evening
service, that there will be "A large at
tendance Of comrades. Sons of Veterans,
members OF the WOman's Relief Corps and
other patriotic organizations as well as
the public generally
The sermon will be preached by the Rev
Luther Townsend. assisted by the pastor