Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-02

Red Cross headquarters here from New
York that because of the time taken
for painting, coaling and provisioning
the Red Cross relief ship Red Cross
the date of sailing for Europe has
been postponed from Saturday to Mon
day.
The names of the nurses SO far desig-
mated to accompany the ship. in addi-
ton to the five Washington women
are as follows. grouped according to
the places from which they are drawn:
From New York-Supervisors. Char
ger: Mary F. Farley. Frieda L. Hart
man, Blanche Horner, Helen Under
man. Helen G. Northwood. Sophia "
Kiel. Rachel G. Torrance. Emogene K
well. Lucy Minnigerode, Ethel Kirk
land. Henrietta K. Koechlein, Mary NJ
A.. Weiss. Anna G. Porter, Alice s.
Gilman. L. Louise Hensyl, Gertrude w
Drake. Margaret c. Garretson. Caro-
lyme w. Bell, Bertha E. Becht. Mary
From neutrality-suspicious., Frances H
Meyer, Lillian L. Halliday, Alice B. w
Weston. Sarah A. McCarron, Esther Ro-
senoerg, Louisa E. Siegel, Margaret G.
Egan. Margaret A. Pepper. Julia E.
Donoshue and Florence Farmer.
Burgess: Eva L. Doniat. Alice Gilborne
Alma E. Forster. Martha A. Moritz
Anne Hansen, Edwina Klee. Gertrude G.
Hard, Julia S. Schneider. Mary F. Bow
man. Mary E. Hill. Charlotte Eaton.
From Baltimore-Supervisor, Alice E
Henderson. Mary NJ. Boyle. Margaret w
McGary, Florence NJ. Waters, Grace D.
Barclay. Rebecca Watson, Ola c. Early
Sydney A. Lewis, Elizabeth W. Riffel
Helen Convey. Sarah W. Crosley
Donna G. SSrsar; Margaret A aofs &.
Hickey. Mabelle S. Welsh. Louise A.
Carney. Kathryn J. Timer, Ellen T.
Riley, Margaret M. Cain, Anna S. Bar
clay. Grace K. Perkins. Frances S.
From Cincinnati: Supervising nurse,
May Moore Russell: Margaret Bodkin,
Bertha Butterfield, Anna Domerhausen'
Ella Catherine Hof. Ida Kasselburg.
MaIgaret Leonard. Lulu Martin. Anna
man, Mary E. MinshaIl
From Philadelphia: Supervising nurse,
Margaret Lehman; Mary Graham, Anna
p. Goertz, Faye L. Fulton. Florence NJ.
Snyder Anna C. Lofring, Leslie Went
EEL Agnes E. Jacobs, Mary A Mulcahy,
Mary c. McNelis. Martha L. Henderson,
Emma B. Loose.
Announcements Of other nurses who
will sail on the chartered relief ship
will be made later.
To Mobilize Nurses.
Miss Jane A. Delano. chairman of the
general nursing service made the selec-
tons. Miss Delano went to New York
last night to superintend the mobilization
of the nurses.
Miss Helen Scott Hay of Chicago will
be general superintendent of nurses.
assisted by Katrina E. Hertzer and
Josephine B. Bowman, former United
States Navy nurses.
Miss Boardman. who is in New York,
yesterday issued the following appeal
in that city on behalf Of the coming
relief expedition:
Million Too Small.
IF the people of the country had a
full realization of the horrors of the
war they would open their purses with
the utmost freedom, so that we can
carry on our work. Thus far we have
something like 100000, and a million
Is too small.
I'VE are facing the most stupendous
tragedy in the history of the world
The armies are devastating the coun-
try, destroying homes and fnf1icting
the most indescribable suffering upon
one another. Shut out from the hor-
rors and brutalities, we, far away, are
in danger of not fully realizing what
Is needed in the way of succor and
relief.