Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-19

Columbia; Miss Virginia Miller, District of
Columbia; Mrs. Ellen NJ. Cotton, California;
Mrs. Burrows, Michigan; Mrs. N. D. Sperry,
Connecticut; Mrs. Robert s.. Hatcher, In.
diana; Mrs Miranda Tulloch, District Of
Columbia; Mrs. Joshua Wilbour, Rhode
Island; Mrs. David A. Depue, New Jersey:
Mrs. Geo. N. sternberg, District of Column
bia; Mrs. John A. Hull, Iowa.
On prison shps-Mrs. Eroy M. Avery,
chairman; Mrs Burrows. Michigan; Mrs.
White New York; Mrs. FitZwilliam. Hi
nois; Mrs. Siocum, Colorado; Mrs. Amber,
Florida; Mrs. Draper, District of Column
bia; Mrs. Depue, New Jersey; Mrs Foster
| Indiana; Mrs. Hull. Iowa; Mrs. Kinney,
Stakely. District of Columbia: Mrs. At
kins, Indiana; Mrs: Fuller, Massachusetts,
Mrs. Crane, Massachusetts; Mrs. Alden Dis
trict of Columbia; Mrs. Talcott, Illinois;
Mrs. Newman, Nebraska.
On revolutionary relics-Mrs. VIM. Lind
say, chairman Mrs. Roberts, Pennsylva-
MIA, Mrs Shipper, New Jersey; Mrs. Bel
den, New York Mrs. Temple Tennessee;
Mrs. Carpenter. New Hampshire; Mrs
Goodloe, District of Columbia; Mrs. War
ing, South Carolina: Mrs. Rathbone, Ohio:
Mrs. Smith, Alabama: Miss Batcheller, New
Jersey; Mrs. Talcott, Indiana; Mrs. Fuller,
Massachusetts; Mrs. Roebling, New York;
Mrs. Wheeler, Alabama.
On national universty-Mrs. Ellen Hardin
Waiworth chairman; Mrs. Stanford, Cali
fornia: Mrs. Burrows, Michigan; Mrs. New
comb. District of Columbia: Mrs. Knott.
Maryland; Mrs. White, Maine: Mrs. Bel
den, New York; Mrs Fontaine, Texas: Mrs.
Peck Wisconsin; Mrs. Allen, Utah; Mrs.
Granger. Ohio.
On historical scholarship-Miss Mary
Boyce Temple, chairman Mrs. Frye Maine:
Mrs. Darwin, District of Columbia; Mrs.
Belden, New York; Mrs. Roberts, Pennsyl-
vania; Mrs. Page, Virginia; Mrs Swift,
California
To prevent desccration of national flag
Mrs. Walter Kempster, Wisconsin, chair
man.
| Magazine committee-Niiss Mary Isabella
Forsyth, chairman.
Committee on ways and means-MrS. Amos
G. Draper, chairman.
Congress Committee.
The chairmen of committees for the con-
gress of 1900 follows: On invitations,
Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks, Indiana: on
| arrangements for reception, Mrs. William
| Lindsay, kentucky; on programs. Mrs. Sa-
ra T Kinney Connecticut; house commit
| tee, Mrs. Robert Stockwell Hatcher, In
| DIANA on hotels and railroads, Mrs Kate
| kearney Henry, Washington, d. c.. on ere
| dentials and badges, Mrs, Eleanor Wash
| ington Howard Virginia; on music and
| decorations, Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks.
| Indiana; press, Mrs. Albert Akers, Tennes-
see.
| The pages for the congress are: Miss
| Fincke page to the president general; Vir
ginia, Miss Washington, Miss Morris;
| Maryland, Miss Stockton, Miss Solomons;
|
| Massachusetts, Miss Jewett Miss Lamb;
| South Carolina, Miss Hacker, Miss Willis;
| New Jersey, Miss Garvin, Miss Morgan;
| Rhode Island, Miss Crowell, Miss Camp
bell; New Hampshire, Miss Mary Morgan,
! Miss Bell; North Carolina Miss Young,
| Miss McCahill; Delaware, Miss Ansley, Miss
McInnis; New York, Miss D9ty, Miss Early;
| Georgia, Miss James, Miss Hartsock Penn
| sylvania, Miss Kearney, Miss Keim.
| Delegates in the City.
The Ebbitt House is headquarters for
| the delegates. Those now in the city are
| as follows: Mrs. Robert c. Talbot, Paris.
| Ky; Sue Peterson, Cynthiana, KY; Mrs.
! George II. Pendergart, Mrs. D. L. Cobb
| and Mrs. E. 3. Carries, Boston; Mrs. N.
| w. Kmbail, Miss McDoel, Miss Harriet
| Staples, Dubuque, Iowa; Mrs. James +.
| Wade, st. Paul, Mimi; Mrs. Eugene Davis
| and Miss J. Agnes Cummings, Delaware;
| Mrs. L. l.. Tarbox, New York; Mrs. Wash
| ington G. Benedict, Boston; Mrs. G. p.
| Brayton and Miss Brayton, Grand Rapids,
| Mich; Mrs. N. c. Stiles, WATERFOWL, N. j.;
| Mrs. c. L. Fisher, NorristOwn. Pa; Mrs.
NJ. C. Evans Mrs. George w. Kendrick, jr.,
Miss E. E. Malley and Miss NJ. l. Stale.
| land, VT. Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Josselyn.
| Manchester, N. H.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Walter, jr, Manchester, N. H.; Miss En-
ma L. Crowell, Oak Lawn, Pa; Isaac
| w. Baldwin and Miss Isabella d. Baldwin,
| GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Miss Mary Keper and
Miss NJ. Louise Rohrer, Lancaster, Pa;
Mrs. A. H. Sanger, Watertown. n: j.; Mrs.
]. T. Dismukis, St. Augustine, Fla; Mrs.
! William F. Humphrey, Boston, Mass; Mrs.
John D. Sherman, Chicago, NJ: Mrs A.
Granger and Miss Granger, GAINESVILLE,
| Ohio; Mrs. Sylvester B.eekiey, Anderson,
S: c.; Mrs. Robert E. Park, Macon, Ga;
Mrs. ], r. CIagett, Denver, Col; Cora
Follmer, Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. E. w.
| Tinkham and Mrs. William Winegai. Grand
Rapids Mich; Mrs. ]. C. Herkem and Mrs.
C. Dorel. Mrs. E. A. Tuttle and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. D. Dorel, Franklin, Mass; Mrs H.
e. Thompson. West Newton. Mass; Mrs.
monds. Brookline, Mass; Mrs. w. H. Saw
telle, .Readville, Mass: Mrs. George A. San
derson and Miss Edith R; sanderson,
gosSn Mas MIS- '"
son, Miss Bernice Jewett, Miss Bernice
Ranlett. Mrs. Harry Raynes, Mrs. Frank l..
Beane and Mrs. Charles H. Kimball, Low
ell, Mass; Mrs. Mary E. B: Land. Addi-
| son. N. Y: Mrs. J. B. Crane. Dalton, Mass. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Hamill, New York
Mrs: H; Dearborn. Pembroke. N. H.: Mrs.
N. p. Hunt, Manchester, N. H; Mrs E.
| ]. Powe, Ansonia, Conn: Mrs. T. H. Hahn
and Mrs E. w. Howell. Albany. N. Y, and
Mrs. r. F. Smith. Clinton. Iowa.
Personal Notes.
Independence Hall Chapter, d. A, r.,
Philadelphia, has made It's Headquarters
at the Cochran. The delegation consists of
Mrs. Harriet ]. Baird-Huey, regent; Mrs.
James Gerhard Leiper, Mrs. David s. Stet-
son, Mrs Amelia Stone Quinton, Mrs Hen
nv Beates, IT.; Miss Mary c. Griffith, Mrs.
r. S. Howard Smith, Mrs. George Warren
| Mrs Eliza A. Feinour. Mrs. D. T. Gage
| Mrs. P. G.. Reid, Miss Agnes NJ. Mitchell
| and Mrs. John F. Mccoy.
Mrs. William Cumming Story, vice regent
Manhattan Chapter. d. A. r., and state
. | director of New York c. a. R., is at 112C