The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
COLLEGE WOMEN
STAGE BANQUET
Miss Catherine B. Davis Ad-
dresses Club Members on
Penal Institutions.
EMMA TURNER PRESIDES
Miss NJ. c, B. Munford Talks on Ef-
fort to Establish Coeducation
at Virginia University.

Miss Catherine B. Davis, chairman
of the Parole Commission Of New
York State. and superintendent OF the
Bedford ReformatOry for Girls, was
principal speaker at a banquet last
night at the Raleigh under auspices
of the College WOmen's Clubs.
Social Democracy and Its Relation
to the Penal Institutions in New York
State" was the theme of Miss Davis
address. She stated that her expert
enCe with the criminal classes proved
that violations of law were caused
more through the failure of the viola
tors to respect the wishes of others,
and that when the criminal classes
were taught to know that the laws
were made for self-prOtection and that
the laws were not made to bring
about oppression, then would there be
less use for institutions OF this char
aCter-
Miss N. C. B. Munford. of Richmond
spoke on The Effort to Establish a
Coordinate College for Women at the
University of Virginia" The speakers
were introduced by Miss Emma Har-
per Turner. Miss Elsa Lehman, &C
cOmpanied by W. J. Weber. sang. Sing
ing by the members was under direc-
ton of Elphonse Youngs.
Many Are Present.
Among those present were: Misses
Sarah P. Grogan. Bertha c. Hite,
Catherine 3. Barlow. Zaida Nicholson,
Harriet n. Cheney. Margaret A. Mac
NIahon, SOphrOnia L. Stevens, Lydia K.
wilkins, Florence Hedges, Meta c. Pc
tersOn, Angie NJ BeCkworth. Myra H.
Jones, Mary Emma Griffith, Cecilia
claire Kelly, Mary McKenna. Achsah
Lippincott. Alice L Wood, NJ. Olmstead,
NJ. Custer, Edna Sheehy Martha Mac
Lear, Barber, Bagley, Marbut, Turner,
Ninton. Grace Henderson, Haywood,
Elizabeth Maggie. Ruth NorCross, May
Gorrarity. Mary COnyngton, Meta B.
Anssicker. Joy L. Webster. Suzanne n.
Ham, Jessie A. Lee, Rachel Holmes, Ruth
NJ Stauffer. Catherine Raber, Olive s.
Chestnut, Florence Bingham, Hester E.
McNelly, Edna A. Clarke, NJ. Davenport,
Margaret COnnOr, Olive Knipe, Lulu Con-
ner, Cora Dunnens, Ann Evans. Mia
Allen, Mary II. France, Warn, Bertha
Wolfe, Galpin, DR.. Thomas, Freda D.
Egbert, Margaret Bayly. Elsie Saunders,
Ruth Rizer, Marion Mccoy, Edna Stone,
Marguerite Weller. Glenn Winnie Orr,
Emile White, Abigail White. A. Mar
garet Merrill, DOrothea Kohlrausch,
Helen Atwater, Heloisce Brainerd,
Catherine Wead, Susan R Cuts, Anna
Dunlap, Malina Gilkey, Carrie Davis, E.
A. Read, Z. F. Sirrene, A. Z. Draper
Anna E. Jenkins, Grace Bennett, B. II.
Silberberg, X. \. Smith, Jessie Coope,
Edith X. Cash, Saunders, Mary Sibley
Evans, Marion Clark, and Mesdames
William c Van Week Everett Frazer,
J. Obst. T. w. Walton, Frederick Ashley.
J. f. Tufts, Edith Kanolt, c. L. jerks,
Simpson, V. T. H. Brian, F. s. Hess, John
]. NoOnan, Morrison, Henry S. Graves,
o. L Verrhon. G. SidwelL France, T. NJ.
Price, Hugh Adams, A. A. Steele, G.
Schulz, S. T Muster, Ann Warburton,
William Bishop, Grogan r. Jones, Flora
Keves, D. K. Butler, Eugene Stevens, T.
E. Robertson, Isadore Birman, H. D.
Brown, John Barber. W. ]. Ethel, T.
Carl Smith, C. n. McGroarty, G. G. John
son, James Irwin Steel, J. Blythe VIII
Barnes, Edward Rogers, H L. Rafney,
Frank C. Wilkins, W. Woolan, G. Searle,
F. F. Mason, F. 5. Ransom and ]. Mer-
rill.