Evening star., 1915-02-17

of Women, Mrs. Ada Weiss and ten as
sistantS.
Congress Hall Hotel. Mrs. Izetta
Jewel Brown.
Ebbitt House. National women's Dem
ocratic League. Mrs. George A. Armes
with forty assistants; hours 8 a. m. to
Paiais Royal, ". c. T T.. Mrs. Emma
S Shelton with twenty assistants.
Lansburgh 4 Brother, 7th Street-Mrs
Kate Waller Barrett and thirty assistants
Norfolk steam pier and adjacent terri
tory--Mrs Z. H. c. Neleigh and twenty
five assistants
Episcopal Throat, Eye and Ear Hos
pital, at Reeves, F street-Mrs. Faber
Stevenson.
w b. Moses & Sons. Gospel Mission,
Mrs Brainard F. Warner and twelve as
sistants.
Congressional Union, street-Mrs.
William Kent of California and twenty
four assistants.
National Library for Blind. 1929 H
street-Mrs. Ernest w. Roberts and
fifteen assistants.
National Hotel and Powhatan Hotel
Mrs Florence B. Plato and twelve as
sistants
Ogram's Drug Store. Lucy Stone Suf-
frage Organization-Mrs. Emma Tenny
and twenty young women, with decorated
window.
Parker & Bridget, Christ Child So
ciety. Mrs. Elmer E. Fisher and twen-
ty-nVe assistants.
Fifteenth and G streets, Central Mis-
sion. Mrs. William E. Ramsey and
twelve assistants.
The Rochambeau. Mrs. w. T. Bag
gett .and eight assistants.
National Homeopathic Hospital. Mrs:
Mary E. Stetson of Nordhoff Guild
and twenty assistants.
Y. NJ. C. A. and Huyler's. Miss L.
Burklin and thirty assistants.
Hoover Thatcher.
shoreham Hotel and O'Donnells
Drug Store. F street, Auxiliary to St
Church. Mrs William c. Jacques and
twenty-five assistants.
BurchelPs. street, Bruen Home
Mrs. Robert Mcneil and twelve assist
ants, and Christ Child Society, Mrs.
J. Dudley Morgan and eight assistants.
Thompsons Drug Store. 14th and
Gerard-Legion of Loyal Women. Mrs.
Mary Lockwood and ten assistants.
Demonets, Connecticut avenue-Miss
Mary E. Merrick, president of Christ
Child Society.
Municipal building-Mrs. Jessie L.
Lane, president of the Women's Single
| Tax Club. two stations. with ten as
sistants.
s. Kann & Sons. Sunshine and Com
| munity Society-Mrs. Ella S. knight,
| Mrs. William Kelsey and twenty as
! sistants.
| ST. James Hotel, central Union Mis-
| sion-Mrs. Laura KantZ.-
| Four booths at Union station. under
auspices of Bruen Home-Mrs. W. G..
| Schafhirt with forty assistants.
| Rauscher's-Miss NJ. A. White and
| fifteen assistants.
! Munsey building. Gospel Mission
Mrs. Ella S. Thatcher and twelve as
sistants
Dulin & Martin's-The Misses Hall
for the Christ Child Society.
Rnrh oh oh ctr Il.
vania avenue-Christ Child Society.
| O'Donnelrs, Wisconsin avenue and P
street. Georgetown. Mrs. Gunter;
| smoot & Jelleff, Miss Mary V. Mer-
riad and twelve assistants.
| Baltimore and Ohio ticket office, 10Th
street and New York avenue. Sunshine
and Community Society, Mrs. Eunice
shaw & Brown, F street, Sunshine
and Community Society. Mrs. Ella S.
| Knight.
| Old Dutch Market. 14th and U streets;
Woodward building. Barber & Ross and
avenue and 7th street, and Edmon-
ston's, 1908 Pennsylvania avenue. for
Florence Crittenton Mission, under
Mrs. Mary Emmerson Jackson and sew
Aff1eck's drug store, street near
9Th. Loyal Legion of Women. Mrs
Josephine Jacobs and twelve assist
W. c. T. U. Hone. 9Th street. by in
| mates of home.
woman's Peace Party. at Ebbitt cor
ner. Mrs. Winston Churchill and ten
| assistants.
Wallis Cafe, 18th street, W. C. r. U.,
Mrs. Emma S. Shelton and twelve as
| sistants.
Center market, north side, represent
| atives of the missions.
! Raleigh Hotel, two stations, Mrs.
| Wilbur S. Dale and Mrs. Mary Emmer-
| son Jackson.
| Grocery store. 11th and Harvard,
| Mrs. Henry Sawtelle.
! Eight stations in the southeast, Or
| ganized under George F. Havin after
| conference of citizens Of that section
He is to have twelve assistants in each
station.
Keith's Theater. Gospel Mission; Mrs
! Elsie Nelson.
Goldenberg's. 7th and K streets, Cos
pei MissiorH Mrs George Kline.
! Pennsylvania ticket office, 18th and G
| streets, Gospel Mission; George Kline