The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-02-11
DIVORCE CONGRESS
PLANS COMPLETED
Delegates of Note to Meet in
Washington.
ALL STATES REPRESENTED
Address of Welcome at New Willard
Will Be Made by Commissioner
mcfarland.

a week from tomorrow, have been COM
pleted. Yesterday afternoon the chair
man of the local committee secured the
4 promise OF Commissioner Mcfarland to
deliver the address of welcome. An
/ other details for the meeting have been
gotten into shape.
/ The congress viii assemble in the hall
on the tenth floor Of the New Willard
at 10 O'Clock in the morning After or
ganization has been effected the address
of welcome will be delivered by Mr..
/ Mcfarland. which will be followed by
an address by Governor Pennypacker,
! of Pennsylvania.
/ During the afternoon OF the opening
/ day the delegates and those accompany
ing them as visitors TO the congress Will
be received BY the President at the
White House.
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock the con-
gress will listen TO representatives Of
the intcrchurch congress, who <vilI re-
port to it the action which the inter-
church conference on marriage and d.
voTce has taken on the subjects en-
trusted to it by the churches.
Probable Rep7 esenIatives.
The representatives expo ated to supear
before the congress are; Bishop Wnliam
c. Doane, Albany. y. y. chairman; the
Rev. DR. William II. Roberts. PhIadel-
phia, secretary; John E. Parsons and
Francis Lynde Stetson, New York city.
and Judge William IL Launing, Tren-
ton, y J. Forty-two States and the
District Of Columbia have appointed
delegates TO the congress. They are as
follows:
Alahama-H Henry D. Clayton. 4 \.
Wiley. Oscar ". Underwood, Gov. Wi
liam -. Jolks.
ATkansas-Senator James P. Clarke.
Joe ii. Robinson, Charles Floyd. G (.
Reid, Gov Jen Davis.
Caiifornia-CaaTles Monroe, J. y. Gil
lett, Albert X. Dabney. Gov George c
Colorado-Robert W. Bonyge. John A
Deweese. Mrs. Mary {. { Bradford
GOV. Jesse NJ McDouald
ConllectiCut-TalcoJt ii. Russell Wal
ter r Coe, ETliss T. Arvine. Gov. Henry
Roberts.
Delaware-Benjamin Neilds. Attorney
General Robert H Richards, Henry
hidgely. Gov. Preston Lea.
District OF COlumbla-R. Ross Perry,
F /. SiddOns Adds 3. Browne,
F1orida-RObart ". Williams, John G
Avery. Louis c. Massey. Gov. Napoleon
b BToward.
Georgia-Henry R. Goetchius, Richard
A Denny, George W Williams. Gov.
Idaho-J +. AiIshie, Mrs Martin Wag-
n
IHinoIs-John P. McGooTty, John c.
Charles s. Deneen.
Indiana-Ideut. Coy. Hugh T. Miller.
Attorney General Charles ". Miller.
Judge James L. Piety. circuit court;
Judge 5. c. Simpson. superior court,
John &. Robinson, II. 9. Sheridan, Sem
ator Thad n. Talcott, Gov. j. Frank
Hanly.
Iowa. II. Hubbard: Walter L Smith,
Benjamin 2. Birdsall. Gov. Albert S.
Cummins.
Kansas-Ex- Governor W. E Stanley,
J. C Postlethwaite. ". 3. Glasse, Gov.
Edward " Hoch
Kent6cky-John D. Carroll. J. Wheeler
Campbell. r. ". Miller. Gov. John c.
ouisianS-Thornas J Herman, w. Q.
Hart. J. B. Thornton, Gov. Newton c.
Blanchard
Maine and Maryland.
Maine-Charles F. Libby. Hannibal E.
Hamlin, F. NJ. Higgins, Gov. William T.
Cobb
Maryland Archer Williams.
Milton G. UTner. George r. Gather,
Gov. Edwin War1ield.
observation-disclosures E. Gardner.
Gov Curtis Guild, jr.
Michigan-Robert Z. Frazer. Alfred
Wolcott, Joseph H, Steere, George W
Bartlett Crane, Gov. Fred NJ. Warner.
Minnesota-Edwin A. Jaggard, +. T.
Young. John Lind, Gov. John A. john
Missouri-Rev. DR.. r. A. Holland,
Archbishop John J. Glennon. Seneca \.
Taylor. T. J. Murray, John 5. Harris,
J. r Proctor, J. 3. Suddath. w A
Chandler, Gov. Joseph ". Folk.
Knowles Haskell. Gov Joseph K Toole-
Nebraska-Ralph w Breckenridge,
John L. Webster. Roscoe Pound, Gov.
'O7 Nev1 = 4S5'rm1S61sSbire-Josepb ". Fellows.
Henry E. Durham, Ira a Chase, and
Gov. John McLane.
New IcrSey-William NJ. LanninS,
Hemp Colon Minton, John r. Emery
and GOV Edward c. Stokes.
New York-Walter :. Logan, +. W.
Huffcot, Charles Thaddeus Terry, and
Gov. Frank W. Higgins.
North Caroiina9J. c. Buxton. George
Roundtree. B. 3. Winburns, and Gov.
Worth Dakota-J N. Austin, ]. G.
Hamilton. John Hurley. John Stanley,
W. e Purcell, Henry Brennan. {. A
Lounsberry, and Goy. z. :, 4 ,S Sarles-
DIR. Washington GLADDEN.. Frank n
Kerr, Samuel Wheeler, and Gov. John
. oregon@M G. Munly,- Earl c. Bron-
Gov. George l. Chamberlain
pennsylvania si haRue R,,,, Muns99
Stake. and Samuel ". Pennypacker
Rhode Isiand-Jonn H. Stiness,
Amasa NJ Eaton. and Gov. George II.
South Dakota-G. W. Case. A. w
Burt. II. X. Warren. Thomas Sterling
Bishop W. II. Hare. and Gov. Samuel
Tennessee - Bishop Thomas T.
Gailor. Rev w. e. Thompson, n L.
Bullock, W. w. Farabough. Seid Wad-
dell, John W Fry, Rev. Ira Landrith.
Rev. J. w. Bachman, Rev. George r.
Stuart. Samuel Z. Young. Samuel G.
Shields. j. Arnold, j. F. McNutt, Judge
s ]. Kirkpatrick. Judge c. J. St John,
William r. Rule, Gov: John 1. Cox
TeXas-Rev. !. u. T. Morris Rev
James NJ ki-win. J. d. Cottrell. Gov
Samuel W. T. Lanham-
Utah-Senator Reed Smoot, Senator
George Sutherland. Mrs. George Suth-
eTlanC Joseph Howell. Mrs. Minnie
I.oveland Snow. Mrs. Rachel Siegel,
Gov John g Cutler.
Vermont-O. NJ Barber. Joseph p
Lamson, A. A Hall, Gov. Charles j.
Bell.
Virginia-R It. Barton, Arthur A
Phlegar John Garland Pollard, Gov.
Claude A Swanson.
washington - Charles e Shepard
Judge Alfred Battle. Ira p. Englehart
Miss Fanny Leake Cummings. Gov
Albert T.. Mead.
West Virginia-B. F. Meighen. E D.