Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-07
HONOR GUESTS
AT STATE HOUSE
Federation of Women's Club Meets
Here Tomorrow
TWO HUNDRED EXPECTED
Session In House Of Delegates Cover
nor Harrington To Welcome Mary
land Club Women.

At ten o'clock tomorrow morning
the gravel of the presiding officer will
fall in the House of Delegates where
the Maryland State Federation oil
Women's Clubs will be called to order
for the semi-annual meeting
IL is expected over two hundred
women delegates will be present
representing the various women's
clubs throughout the State, among
whom are the following:
Mrs. Francis Sanderson, President oi
Maryland State Federation OF
Women's Clubs.
The Womens Federated Club OF
Chestertown, Md, Mrs. Wilbur w
Hubbard, President.
Mrs. j. B. Clara c. Stonebroker,
President, and four members.
Mrs Edwin r. Singer, Glyndon, Nd
Alumnae Association of Eastern High
School, Mrs. A. j. Grinder, Presi-
dent, and twenty members.
of the Daughters of the Revolution.
Miss Ella Sutton.
Women's Club of Roland Park
Mrs. w W. Edmonson, Jr., Mrs. S.
B. Wilson, Mrs. Henry Strass, Miss
Fannie o. Lloyd Mrs. John a. Prill,
Jr.
Catonsville Civic League, Mrs. e. j.
Pennington, President
Mrs. Donald Clark
Mrs. x. f. Brown.
Mrs. Daniel Miller
Mrs Benjamin W. Corkran.
Miss Alice Walton, Agriculture and
Home Economics. Maryland State
College.
Mrs. Henry C. Shirley, Friday Club.
Progress Club-Miss Kate Ronstead,
Mrs. z. McDonough, Mrs. N. Welle-
ner, Mrs. J. Kilduff, Mrs. w. Gray.
Mrs George A. Marx,
Mrs Kate Greenfield, Chairman,
Rural Life
Mrs Charlotte Newell
Miss Annie NJ. Wilson, Chairman Com
mittee on Art
Mrs. Edmond Buehner, Chairman
EducatlOn Commlttee.
Women's Club of Roland Park
Mrs. Frederick Trixall.
Mrs. s. NJ. Buckman, State Registrar
Daughters of the Revolution.
Mrs. Ella Elzey Mohler, former State
Regent of the Daughters of the
Revolution.
Mrs. A. G. Wellington, Roland Park
Women's Club.
Arundel Club-Mrs. e. c. Wilson, Mrs
Chester Turnbull, Mrs ]. L. Sell
man. Mrs. c. w. Shaw.
Mrs. Ferdinand b. Foche, Historian OF
the Daughters of the Revolution.
Roland Park Club Mrs. Chas Mer-
rill.AIrs. S. #. Ziegler.
Mrs. 3. Molly Smith, President Glyn-
don Porch Club.
Mrs. r. F. Lawder
Baltimore Civic League. Mrs. Edward
f. Elden.
Mrs. r. D. Tisdale. Chairman of
Lunch Committee.
Mrs. Robert Moss, Chairman of Com
mittee on Information. The An
cient City souvenirs histories and
its public buildings will be pre-
sented to the delegates.
Mrs. James Cresap, Chairman of the
Reception Committee.
Miss Lucy Wheatley, Treasurer of
the Civic League will be at the door
to receive money for the luncheon at
Carvel Hall, which is subscription
affair
Mrs. l.. ID. Gassaway, President of
the Emergency Hospital, and Mrs
Frank A. Munroe, Chairman of the
Working Committee of the Red Cross
as we'll as members of the Women's
Council of Defense for Anna Arundel
County, Mrs. Theodore Johnson
Chairman, will be guests of honor.
The guests of honor will be Mrs
Harrington, wife of the Governor
Mrs. Eberle, wife of the Superinend-
ent of the Naval Academy; Mrs. Fell
wife of the President of st. Johns
College; Mrs. Garrison. Regent of the
Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chapter
Mrs. Spencer Murray will represent
the National Woman's Party ol
Suffragists.
The Governor is expected to deliver
the address of welcome, and there viii
be number OF other speakers, hither-
TO announced in these columns.
Mayor Strange has been invited, but
will not be present because OF alb
sence from the city.
A general invitation is extended tc
the public to attend. The galleries
will be reserved for spectators.