Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-02
Methods Receive Praise.

Mrs Sanders Johnston the corresponding
secretary of the league, told of a recent
visit which she made to the Republic To-
Gated near Annapolis Junction, Md. Mrs.
Johnston was enthusiastic in her praise of
the methods upon which the work is be-
ing carried on and of the way in which
the boys and girls are being trained for the
work of life. She called attention to poul-
try raising and how 1t is being conducted.
and told of the success of the boy who was
in charge of the work
Mrs Lockwood united with Mrs. John
ston in praise of the work She stated
that as yet no one had been thought of as
a successor to Mr.. Noyes, but she thought
it more than probable that the next presi-
dent of the Republic will be chosen from
Baltimore.
She also suggested that more men of in
fuence should be urged to become support
ers of the movement and that finally Con-
gress should be urged to take up the work
Mrs John S. Blair urged the appointment
OF a committee to arrange for the proposed
mass meeting. A motion having carried,
Mrs Fairbanks appointed the following
committee to have charge of the arrange
ments Mrs. Mary Lockwood, chairman
Mrs John S. Blair, Mrs. Hannah B. Sperry,
Mrs. Bernard Green, Mrs. Marcus Benja-
MIN, Mrs II. T. Guss and Miss Elizabeth F.
PIERCE This committee will meet at the
home of Mrs. Lockwood, the Columbia, at
IL clock Monday, December II.
s.
Mary North of Snow HILL Md were elected
to be directors of the league
IL was later agreed that when the mass
meeting is held the president of the league
MRS. Fairbanks will preside.
Officers and Directors.
The following is the list of officers and
directors of the league:
Ot1cers-Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks, pres
ident; Mrs. Mary s. Lockwood vice presi-
dent; Mrs. ]. ]. Stephens, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Sanders Johnston, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Henry Gannett treasurer
Directors-Mrs. Morton D. Andrews, Mrs
Summerfield Baldwin Mrs Marcus Benia-
min, Mrs. John S. Blair. Mrs Lucia F.
Bloqnt, Mrs Frank Bolton, Mrs. Frances
Louis Carman, Miss Laura Candy, Mrs
George A. c. Christiancy Mrs Ellen s.
Cromwell. Mrs. Florence L. Collins. Mrs
Dennis Eagan, Mrs. Charles Elwood Foster
chett, Mrs James E. Gilbert, Mrs.
]. NJ. Gregory, Mrs. Bernard Green.
Mrs. H. 7. Guss, Mrs. Edwin R. Hodge,
Mrs; archibald Hopkins, Miss Elizabeth
Stilson Hutchins, Mrs. Howard L. Hodg-
kns, Mrs. Louisa Kenaday Hare Mrs.
Bar ohnston, Mrs. Lorain Johnson.
Mrs Charlotte E. Main. Mrs. L. Tyson
Manly, Mrs. DR.. Henry Mann, Mrs Mary
Lawrence Martin. Miss Mary McCeney
Mrs, Thomas Mcdonald, Miss Lottie Meek
er, Mrs. Mary c. Merchant. Mrs. c. D.
Merwin, Mrs. L. T. Kitchener, Mrs. Camp
bell Mortimer, Mrs. Alfred Niles, Mrs
Edward Norris, Mrs. Mary North
Mrs. Thos c. Noyes, Miss Elizabeth F.
Pierce, Mrs. John W. Piling, Mrs William
T. Powell, Miss Janet Richards, Mrs Dr.
Charles Richardson, Mrs. Stephen Richey,
Miss Eleanor Sewers, Mrs. Hannah B.
Sperry, Mrs c. NJ. c. Spooner, Mrs. Eugene
E. Stevens, Mrs. John NJ. Thurston, Miss
Sara Carr Upton, Mrs H. D. Walbridge
Mrs. B. II. Warner, Mrs. Walter H. Weed
Miss Hattie P. Wood, Mrs. John Wilson,
Mrs Ernest Wilkinson.