The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-08

@sA@A-l San Francisco or any part of CaIifoF- nia- It will mean that this girl win nq met and protected upon her aTr1HaA lswiIl be directed to a home where af- f may be safe and comfortable While thoughts of protection first @ to the girl travelling alone. the same protection and guidance will be given
 as freely and fully to young men 1a
 fact, Travellers Aid would be a failura if It's help and protection were not aeT corded every traveller.
 The Exposition and the TTaveier Aid wish to make 1t possible foE alA right trtentioned persons to have tn9 and woman during their stay in Call-
 Kornfa-
 1 The TraveEerg Ala 3ust formed VII include representations from all cftiss Iaround the bay. The board 1S compo1- ed of: 4 | Right Rev Edward Hannas Rom Catholic church: Bishop Edwin E-
 Hughes, Evangefica1 churchess E.ao9A Martin A. Meyer. Jew1gh people, ElSh- Top William Ford Nichols, EplscoDll IichurcEa; Rev. Eugene Benson, Aplgce+ ! pal church; Rev. c. s. g. Dutton. unl- I.tarfan cHurchs R. B. Hale, vice prssl% l,dent P. II Els Robert HeWtcn iILIynch, chamber of commerces W. E- lsRobbinR Ir chamber of c0mnnerCes |.
 ,nerce; Milton IT. Esbexg. caanber % llcomxnerce; Hon. John B. DaVts. zBfE8. I- | w. Stirling, Berkeley, N. D. e. Wss Anna Nicholson, state board Of sducas ton; John F. Young. ChronicIss Charles s. Stanton. Examiners w. 2. Dutton. F1reman's Fund InBuFancs Ecompany: Jesse ". Ifltenthal, United lIrailroads: William H. CroclEef. CroclzeE 7 National bank Captain IA E Paysoia, ['Santa Fe railroad: s. veatch Broehsr- | hood of Railway Trainmens ChaE2eg |: N. Esevey, wegtern Facific ilroads co bar; Archibald Rains. San Fran cisco clearing house; O. D. Jac0bys D. lE. A Railton. Pacinc Mail Stsamship EcompHny; Mira Myer Friedman, Coun- ell of sJewish Women; Professor Carl ton H- Parker CahHoTnie mnmigration tdepartnseut: Wallace Alezanders AGra. Phoebe A Hearst. Pleaaanton, Cals Mrs William Gear Hftcheoclss 1EF1- H I H. H1agee. Catholic Wonnan'@ Aid So hciety; Mrs. George P. ThuFston. '. 7s | c A.; Miss Grace Trunbu1i. 1aise Mary Prae. James Horsburgh, 5r.s SoutheFn fRAcinc; Miss Anna Beaver, '. w O. A.; Mrs. Frederick e. Eanbcrn Won ans Board, P. F. F.; Mrs Ernest s. Simpson, Woman's Board. P. Fa L El-s Mrs L. P. Crane.
 4 narftcuzar1y interesting channel for 1 women proficient along gpeciaI lines has been made by the Appointments Of l the Exposition As fast as cVznbetent women are found they are appolnted by the prasidenf. O. C. Moore, upon | recommendation of the 1P7omenia Board and after consultation with the department under discussion This sort of participation by women fn Ez-- position making marks an epoch. There | ar- a41rs11 rtF rr ! endeavor. no matter how technical. In which women are not found with a definite working knowledge.
 | The appointments already made along these lines include Mrs E1RnciH Carolan, an assistant to John a. D. Trask in the Department of Fine ArtBs Mrs. Ernest s. Simpson, assistant Go I George Hough Perry in the Division of Exploitation; Mrs William Grant Of tvacavilIe. assistant to D. O. Lively in the Department of Lave Stocks drs- Herbert Hoover. assistant to Chatles F. Van Arneveld in the Department of Mines and MetaIlurgy; AGibs Katherine /, FeIton. Miss Alice Grinth and 1drEs | William Kent. assistant to Alvin Pope, director of the Department of Social | Science. A committee on architecture has been in consultation with GeorEe
 w. KeIIum of the Architectural Com mission in the planning of the Canfor- mia Host Building.
 Quite logically, women will be aD- pointed on Juries of eWardHs where thetr knowledge and experience win make their service of digt1nct value. The WomaI's Board Is already li8tlnH women with technical knowledge. co that they may have the best poasIbIs material to present for this important work
 A great variety Of activities aFs eon4
 stantly being handled by the Woman'E Board; the most Important of which 11 1 the assistance given to the PIonsaE Mother Monument Association orFsus ized to erect monument to mother hood and dedicated to the pioneer v7os men of California- This inapoEtan1 group fs now in the hands of Charles Crafty, the Philadelphia sculptor It
 will occupy. the central position In ,4h5
 Palace of Fine Arts and at the conclu- sion of the Exposition will become fhd property of the city of San Erauclscu and will be. placed in the Civic Center For the past two yeaEg and durinG
 the ten months of the Expedition from Feb 21 to Dec the Woman's Board. assisted by it's auxiliary mernbera. win cial life of the Exposition. Along thlI line during the preparatoFy monthS much delightful service of this, kind
 has been rendered. In the bsEinninG the Woman's Board entertained ehd women who came with commiEglo0g
 but the spirit of co-operatton COO
 tdominated this situation.
 The Woman,s Board realizes that thf great responsibilities of the Exposft90l
 rest upon the men, but they stand eve
 ready to help and never to hinder. ;Ss