Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-15
INSPECTIONS ORDERED
VISITATIONS BY THE DEPART
MENT PRESIDENT, W. R. G.
Corps Presidents Instructed to Have
Records Of the Year Ready
for Examination.

Mrs Rosamond B. Meacham. president OF
the Department of Potomac WOman's Re-
lief Corps, has issued her general orders for
department inspections. which will begin to-
night at Burnside Corps. The inspections
will be held during this month and No
vember, as follows: Morton. No. l. Novem-
Der o. Julia Roberts; Sumner, No. 2. No
vember 4. Julia Roberts; Burnside, No. A.
October IA. Julia Roberts; Farragut, No. 5,
October g. Mary Hall; Lincoln, No. 6, No
vember %. Julia Roberts; Logan, No. Z.
October %, Mary Hall; Lafayette, No. 10,
November IS, Mary Hall; Geo. II. Thomas.
No. II, November 20. Mary Hall; Geo. L.
Morris, No II, November %, Julia Roberts.
All books, papers. accounts, records and
proceedings are subject to inspection. Corps
presidents are instructed to that all
records of the year from September 80
19)2, to September 80 1903, are ready for
examination an hour before calling meeting
to order. The entire work of the ritual
must be eXemplified.
Mrs Julia Roberts, who is past president
OF Farragut Corps. is department inspector
Mrs Roberts was school teacher for
many years and has been member of the
Woman's Relief Corps almost since it's in
ceptlon twenty-oae years ago. The de-
partment president and her staff will attend
all the inspections.
Mrs. Roberts has appointed az assistant
inspector Mrs. Mary e. Hall, past presi-
dent of Lincoln Corps Mrs. Hall has the
remarkable record. it is said, of having
! me the whole ritualistic work Of
the Woman's Relief Corps, and can carry
on any part of the service without once
turning to the service book-a record that
is peileVed to stand unequaled In relief
corps annals
Elections and Appointments.
Mrs Meacham also promulgates the fol-
lowing concerning recent elections and ap-
pontments: National president. Sarah D.
Wlnans, Troy, Ohio; national senior vice
president. Ursula NJ. Mattison, Tacoma.
Wash; national junior wee president
Mary j. Tygard, Dennison, Tex; national
treasurer, Sarah E. Phillips. Syracuse N
Y; national chaplain, Mary Lyle Reynolds,
Covington, Ky.
Executive board-Ada z. May, Stillwa-
ter, Mimi; Clara A. Lukens. Mitchell, S.
D.; Mary l. Hayes, Pine Meadow. Conn ::
Emma C. Ewing, Boise, Idaho; Helen %.
Cook, Lincoln. Neb.
Board of directors for National W. r. c.
Home-Agnes Hit. chairman, Indianapo-
lis, Ind; Flo Jamison Miller, Wilmington
III; Harriet j. BODICE Hartford. Conn. ;
Mary L. Carr, Longmont. Col; Emma
Stark Hampton, Detroit. Mich
Andersonville prison board-Lizabeth A.
Turner, chairman, New Britain, Conn !:
Mary H. gladden.. Baltimore. Md; Ellen NJ
Putnam. oxford. N. Y; Sarah NJ E. Bat
tells, Akron, Ohio; Lodusky ]. Taylor Lee
Sueur, MINI.
National. secretary, Jennie S. Wright,
Troy, Ohio; national inspector, Lydia c.
Hopkins, Detroit, Mich; national coun-
selor. Sarah Z. Fuller, Medford, Mass; ma
tional instituting and installing officer,
Jennie r. Atwood Trenton, N. j.; national
patriotic instructor, Kate e Jones, Ilion,
N. y; national press correspondent, Mary
NJ. North. Snow HILL Md
National headquarters are established at
Troy, Ohio.
Mrs Meacham announces that there are
no delinquent corps in the Department of
Potomac, that the membership is increas
ing and that splendid work is being done
in all departments of the w. r. c.