Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-15

dressed herself to THE Business Woman; -
Mrs. May Wright Sewall, who responded
with remarkable eloquence to the toast.
The JOY of the Endless Life" was pre-
scented to the guests as the Alexander
Hamilton" of woman's cause.
Mrs. Flo Jamson Miller past national
president of the Woman's Relief Corps
and superintendent of the Soldiers Wild
ows Home of Illinois. responded to the
toast, Our Country with such fervid
and patriotic sentiments that tears and
played upon the heartstrings of her audi
ence. Her eulogy of the Great Presidents.
Washington. Lincoln and Roosevelt"
brought rounds of applause, and as she
took her seat the guests rose and, as though
of one mind, sang My Country, 'Tis of
Thee
Mrs. Lillian NJ HOLSTER treasurer of the
National Council of Women, and of the
Great Hive of the Lady Maccabees of the
World, responded with charming eloquence
to the toast, order Heavens First Law"
Mrs. Julia Ames Mead of Boston, a lady
of delightful personality, spoke on Peace
Stinem, president of the local council of
women of Toledo, Ohio in responding to
the closing toast, THE Golden Rule" paid
glowing tribute to the Golden Rule Mayor
of Toledo who recently passed away, and
how his sentiments were reaching out in
ever widening circles.
List of the Guests.
E. Minot, national president w. R. c., Con-
cord N. H.; Mrs. Calista Robinson Jones,
N. counselor, w. R. c.; Miss Emma E.
over, secretary Modern Maccabees, Ann
Harbor, Mich; Mrs. ]. Tinney Engle re-
cordng secretary D. c: F. W., D. c.; Mrs
Lucia Ames Mead, Boston, Mass, chair
man peace department National Equal Suf-
frage Association; Mrs. Willoughby Cum
mings, Toronto, Canada, secretary National
Council OF Canada; Mrs. Lillian NJ. Hollis
ter, Detroit; Mrs. May Wright Sewan In
diana; Miss Susan B. Anthony, Rochester.
N. j.; Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster, Washington
D. c.; Mrs. Mary Wood Swift, San Fran
cisco, Cal; Mrs Robert Thomson, St. John
y. B., Canada; Mrs. Francis E. Burns, St
Louis, Mich, recording secretary National
Council of Women; Mrs, Josie Nelson,
Union City, Ind; Mrs. Lydia A. Monroe
Riverside, Cal. Anna e. Raison, Newport
KY; Mrs. Kate Wallach Barrett, Alexan-
dria, Va; Mrs. Belinda S. Bailey, San Fran
cisco, corresponding secretary; Anna o.
Holthe Muskegon, Mich; Mrs. E. Steinem
Washington, d. c.; Mrs Pauline Heinem
Toledo Ohio; Mrs. Nj. Anna Hall Wheel
ing, w. Va; Mrs. Mary Blayney, Roney's
Point, w. Va; Mrs. Mammie P. Dorsey
Washington, d. c.; Mrs. l.. B. Bate Baltf-
more, Md; Mrs. L. D. Ashley, New York
city; Mrs. Ida j. Maxwell Washington;
Mrs Nelson J. Caswell, Cleveland O.; Mrs
Mary A. Van Ness, Washington, D. c.;
Belva A Lockwood, Washington d C.:
Margaret E. Plummer, Chicago; Mrs R E.
II. Dumars Washington, D. c.; Mrs w H
Raglan, Washington, ID. c.; Mrs. Cordelia
a. Quinby, Boston, Mass; Miss E. p Hood
Providence, r. l.; Rev. Amanda Deyo Glen
Cove, L. l.; Mrs. l. C. Manchester, Provi-
dence r. l.; Miss Eliza Titus Ward, Wash
ington, d. c.; Miss Hilda Fletcher, Indian
apolis, Ind; Lucille May FRANKIE, Button
Ind; Lila Waller Barrett, Alexandria, Va. );
Miss a. Rochefort, Washington, d. c.: Mrs
Annie Brown, Seattle, Wash; Mrs. William
Tindall, Washington. d. c.; DR.. Charlotte
III. Woolley.