The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-14
president, Mrs. Virginia Mclaughlin of
Mansfield, Ohio, to the headquarters at

president, Mrs. Virginia Mclaughlin of
the West. .s~a-
At the Brunswick the delegations
have almost all arrived and the host
esses have the headquarters decorated
and ready for those who are expected
this evening. Two Pullmans chartered
for the Kansas delegations from Al
lamena and Norton arrived yesterday,
bringing Mrs. Mary M. Carson,
department president, from Wellington,
and Mrs. Mama B. Swan of wellington,
state secretary, and others. Their
headquarters are bright with the state
emblem, the sunfower, and a beautifu
the eorridor Kaneas rs snS has eoAps one Of the he
largest corps in the country, with a
membership of 1000, and their delega.
tion Of twenty-five voting members will
be power in the coming elections.
M A - special a i; car art from rom Oregon came into t.
ing the delegates from the coast state,
and they are now located at the Bruins.
wick hotel. Mrs. Mary c. Hildreth of
Grant s Pass, state president, is at
their head, and she is ACCOMPANIED by
Miss Helen Packard, delegate, from
Portland; Mrs. M. P. Cooper, delegate,
Of ,McMinville, and Mrs. J. H. Will of
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The Indian Territory and Oklahoma
visitors include two national officers,
Mrs. Eunice Munger Of Oklahoma City,
junior national vice president; and Mrs.
Lilah Lindsey Of Tulsa, Okla, depart
ment president and national special aid
Mrs. Minnie Parmlee of Sapulpa is
delegate-at-large from Indian Territory.
Tennessee's Delegates.
The headquarters for Tennessee are
in charge Of Mrs. Josephine Weisel
and her committee of hostesses, and
they are planning several entertain.
ments. for the southern ladies. The
committee represents the only German
corps in the state and Friday evening
they will hold a reception in their post
nue., for all the Germans in the city
in honor of the visiting Tennessee w
R. G. The department president, Mrs
Mary A. Hopkins, of Nashville, came
yesterday, and will be entertained at
the home Of Mrs. Weisel.
From Maryland the delegation in.
cludes most of the state officers, includ.
ing Mrs. Barbara Schilling Of Cumber
land . department s % president; Mrs. Alex.
vicepresident; Mrs. Adam Dietrich, Bal
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rietta Briscoe. department treasurer;
Mrs. Mary Magnus,s delegate-at-large
and Mrs. Annabelle Roberts, delegate
are also from Baltimore and are at
headquarters. Mrs. Mary North of
Snow Hill, past national Junior vice.
president, and Mrs. Jennie Fauth Of Bal
timore, past department president, are
Of the party.
California has large delegation sta.
toned at the Nicollet hotel.
Dakotans Come.
Miss Rettie Cooch of Lisbon is de.
partment president for North Dakota
and has in her delegation one Of the
candidates for national office, Mrs
Kate Vallandingham of Valley City
who wants to be elected junior vice
president. The other state officers in
attendance are Mrs. Lizzie A. Josselyn
Of Wahpeton, department senior vice
president; Mrs. Mary johnson of Wah
peton, treasurer, and Miss Emma Men
denhall Of Lisbon, secretary. Other
delegates are Mrs. 6. G. Black, Harlem;
Mrs. Cleona Woodford, .Wahpeton; Mrs
Hattie Durfey, Fargo; Mrs. Jennie B
Mrs. Dora Kurtz. Jamestown; Mrs