Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-20

george r. ruler. Mre. Wilnam- y. uhsI
Gardiner. Mrs. Edwin s. Gardner IT.. Mrs.
John R. Garrison. Mrs. II. p. Gerald. Mrs.
Frank H. Getchell. Mrs. Rhett Coode.
Mrs: Russell F. Goodwin. Mrs; %, Albert u bert
Theodore L. A. Greve. Mrs. Clement A.
Griscom. Mrs. Thomas Groce. Mrs. Cur
tbs Guild. Mrs. Harry T. Guss. Mrs. Dam
Frances B. Hamlin. Mrs. Marcus Hanna.
Mrs Henry Gilbert Hart. Mrs. Marcellus
Hartley. Mrs. Kate X. Henry. mrs.
James NJ. Hoge. Mrs. Calvin g: Hull. Mrs.
9. Woodson Hundley. Mrs. J. D. Ielehart
Mrs. Charles w. Iron. Mrs. Alexander F.
Jameson. Mrs. J. Stewart Jameson. Mrs.
Nelson J. Jenison. Mrs. G. W. jenkins.
Miss Eleanor Murdoch johnson. Mrs
Thomas H. Johnston. Mrs, Charles
Mrs. Gertrude Jones. Mrs. henry B.
Joy, Mrs. deb Randolph Keim.
Mrs. Walter Kempster. Mrs. James Kerr.
Mrs. John Ross Key. Mrs. Porter King.
Knott. Mrs. s. c. Langworthy. Miss EN-
ma G. Lathrop. Mrs. George A. Lawrence,
Mrs. George w. Laws. Mrs. William Lind
say. Miss Helen A. Lihthicum. Mrs. Mary
8. Lockwood. Mrs. Ellis Logan. Mrs Har-
riet NJ. Lothrop. Mrs. Sara NJ Lounsberry.
Mrs. William r. Lowe. Mrs. Lloyd
Lowndes. Miss Louise Ward McAllister.
DIR. Anita Newcomb MCGEE. Mrs. John
McLane. Mrs. James Mem Han. Mrs Isaac
F. Mack Mrs. Charles 8. Mackey. jr..
Mrs. Henry l.. Mann, Mrs. Frank Markell.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence Martin. Mrs. j. Har-
vey Mathes, Mrs. Fanny l. Matthews.
Mrs. l.. H. Mattinsly. Mrs. Charles D.
Merwin. Mrs. Lillian r. Messenger. Mrs
Miss Virginia Miller. Mrs. jefferson II.
Milsaps. Mrs. Sara p. Snowden Mitchell
Mrs. B. F. Moran, Mrs. Christopher Nor
gan. Mrs. Sara b. c. Morgan. Mrs. George
l.. Mum. Mrs. John A. Murphy. Mrs
Thomas Nesmith, Mrs. John T. Newberry.
Key Norton. Mrs. La Verne Noyes, Mrs.
Martin LonEfellow O'Donoghue. Mrs.
George w. Ogilvie. Mrs. Arthur M.
Parker, Mrs. George w. Patterson. Miss
Caroline B. Pearson, Mrs. William j; Peal,
Mrs. James G. Pepn: Mrs. Henry Penny
packer, Mrs. A. Horton Phelps. Mrs.
D. c. Phillips. Mrs. James Stuart
Pitcher, Mrs. c. H. Pinney. Mrs.
Nelson Poe. Mrs. Noble N. Potts.
Mrs WOODBURY. Pulsifer. MRS; William MI II,
j. w. Quarles. Mrs. William l.. Reynolds
Mrs. M. ". Richards, Miss Marcia Maria
Richardson, Mrs. Bertha M. Robbins:
Mrs. Margaret D. Robinson. Mrs. Henry
Mrs. De Haven Ross. Mrs. James a.
Rounsaville. Mrs. N. A. Rowe. Mrs. NJ.
George Ryttenberg. Mrs. Ira Y. Sage.
Mrs. Ella E. saeger. Mrs. Matthew r.
Scott Mrs George H. Shields. Mrs. All
mons. Mrs. Cuthbert slocomb. Mrs.
George T. Smallwood. Mrs. Clarendon
Smith. Mrs. Frances sedgwick Smith. Mrs.
Frank Sullivan Smith. Miss Aline E..
solornons. Mrs. W. p. Stafford. Mrs Har-
Mrs. Henry Clay Stone. Mrs. F. Stewart
Stranahan. Mrs. Lucy n. Strong. Mrs.
Claude Swanson. Mrs. Mary Wood Swift.
Mrs: Clarence d. Sypherd. Mrs. Horatio
lin, Nk~a On
Mrs. Henry NJ. Thompson. Mrs Craig NJ.
Thoms. Mrs Charles H. Todd. Mrs.
Thomas B. Tomb. Mrs. Sara r. ]. Town
send. Mrs. Lewis X. Torbet. Mrs. Henry
ten, Mrs. F. F. Van vliiet. Mrs. Edward
Wagar. Mrs. John r.. Walker, Mrs. Harry
Wallerstein. Mrs. Hamilton Ward. Mrs.
Edwin A. Warheld. Mrs. William War
rem. Mrs: Ferdinand Weleh. Mrs. Milton
Welsh Mrs. Charles N. Wheeler. Mrs.
John B. White. Mrs. Joshua Wilbour.
Mrs. Irving r. Wiles. Mrs. 4. G.. Wilkin-
son, Mrs. Gary A. willard, Mrs. Arthur
McDermotte Wilson. Miss Mary Wood.
Mrs. Thomas M. Worcester. Mrs. Parry
James Russell Young.
Honorary omeers, N. S. b. A. r.
The first president general. n. s. D. A.
r.. was Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. de-
ceased. and the honorary officers, elected
for life are: Honorary presidents gen.
erai. Mrs. John w. Foster, Mrs. Adlai f..
Stevenson. Mrs. Daniel Manning and Mrs.
Charles w. Fairbanks: honorary presi-
dent presiding. Mrs. Mary v. f. Cabell;
honorary vice presidents general. Mrs.
Roger A. Pryor, 1893; Mrs A. Leo Knott,
1894: Mrs Ellen w. Walworth. 1894; Mrs.
Joshua Wilbour. 1895; Mrs. A. Howard
Clark 1895: Miss Mary Desha. 1895: Mrs.
A. c. Geer, 1899; Mrs. Mildred 8: Mathes.
| 1890: Mrs. Mary 8. Lockwood. 1905; Mrs.
Julia X. Hogs. 1905; Mrs. William Lind
say, 1906; Mrs. Helen NJ. Boynton. 1905
and Mrs. de B. Randolph Keina. 1905.
Notes Of the Congress.
The merry widow is not in attendance
at the continental congress. but there
are the traditional "forty-eleven'' tremen-
dous hats in the galleries. The one man.
moth hat among the delegates Is bill
lowly foam of white lace stacked with
pink roses. The weArer has compla-
cent smile, but the women behind look
| glum.
T "CHILDREN" GATHER, ALSO.