Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-10-25
WOMEN WORKERS
FOR LIBERTY BONDS
MAKE GOOD SHOWING
Secure Nearly One Fourth OF
Anne Arundels Quota In
Fourth Loan
MRS. ABRAM MOSS
LEADER OF FORCES
County Women Well Organized.
Miss Beatrice Gum, Pub
licity Chairman

One hundred and seyenty-seven thou
sand, eight hundred and fifty dollars,
almost one fourth of the county's
quota. was secured for the Fourth
Liberty loan by the efforts of the
women of Anne Arundel county. and
in addition they obtained many sub
scriptions that went through outside
banks and were not officially credited
TO them, as would naturally be the
case in those parts of the county ad-
jacent to Baltimore.
The following is list of the lead
ers, their workers. and the amounts
secured by the different districts:
First Manufacturing Carvel Hall,
S19,S50, Mrs w o. Stevens. Leader;
Mrs. Rufus Johnson, Miss Nancy Wal
ton, Mrs. Harry Hill, Mrs. Anna
Brewer, Miss Sue Munford, Mrs.
Heiner. Miss Kate Kelly. Mr.. c. C.
Thomas. Mrs. Jessup, Mr.. j. r. Nor
rison and Mrs Dick
Second Ward-Mrs f. II. Kidder,
leader; Mrs. +. ID. Johnson. Mrs. Tis-
dale, Mrs. A. J. Munroe, Miss Eva
Clark, Mrs Burgan, Mrs Wade, Mrs.
O. b. Duckett, Mrs. Robert Moss. Mrs.
F. S. Bullard, Mrs. Martin Stevens.
Third Ward--Mrs. George X. Weber,
leader; Mrs. c. r. Crutcher. Mrs.
James A. Lloyd Mrs. John Englekey.
Miss Constance Brady, Miss Julia
Douw, Miss Ruth Gardiner, Miss NJ.
Lucy Redmond, Miss Elizabeth Van
SAINT, Miss Marion Chance, Misses
Carolyn and Elizabeth Steele
Fourth Ward-Mrs. j. c. Cresap,
Leader; Mrs. Ruddoek, Mrs Fitch,
Mrs. Ogle, Mrs Blanch GLADDEN., Mrs.
Minnie May GLADDEN., Mrs. Elsie Glad
den, Mrs. j. b. White.
West polis-Mrs James o.
Bush, Leader; assistants, Mrs Proskey,
Miss Anita Crutchley, Miss Emma
Lyons.
Naval Academy--Mrs Paul Black
burn, leader Mrs. c. b. Barnes, Mrs.
A. J. James, Miss Florence Rigger.
Eastport-Mrs. J. l.. Walsh. leader;
Mrs. F. Baker, Mrs. j. Clark, Mrs.
Gilum, Mrs. c. Jones, Mrs G. Stirling
First District-Miss Augusta A.
Jones. Leader; Mrs NJ c. Elzey, Mrs.
Anne NJ. Cheston, Miss Helen NJ Ches-
ton, Miss Annie Hall, Miss Luckett
Iglehart, Mrs. Rosa King, Miss Lillian
Shepherd.
Second District-Mrs. Henry Wilk-
ing, Leader; Miss Jennie Richardson,
Mrs. ST. George Barber, DIR. Robert
p Winterode, Miss Katharine Wat
kins, Mrs Burch Beard, Mrs G. Ashby
Duvall, Miss Lillian Worthington, Mrs.
Robert Ellershaw, Miss Maud Sears,
Mrs. Brice Worthington.
Third District-Mrs f. NJ Duvall,
Leader: Mrs ROLAND Teel, Mrs E. II.
Wroe, Miss Nancy Ridout, Mrs Rey-
nolds, Mrs. n. p Chapman, Mrs Frank
1 c. Woods.
4 Fourth District-Mrs. Beauregard
Clark, Leader; Mrs. r. f. Hammond,
Mrs. ]. o. Maynard, Miss Mirtle Lang
ford Miss Virginia Lilly, Mrs. Claude
4 Arnold
Fifth District-Miss Irma Shipley,
Leader; Miss Irene Shipley, Miss Anna
Brayshaw, Miss Annie Ray, Mrs Hol-
land.
Eighth District-Miss Harriet Estep,
Leader; Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Dent, Miss
Sallie Huchins, Miss Margaret Sher-
bert, Miss Eva Wayson, Miss Margaret
Hopkins, Miss Edna Nutwell
Millersville - Mrs. CAN'T, Leader;
Mrs. Robert Welch, Mr. Conover, Mrs.
Nathan Childs, Robert Henry, Mrs.
Robert Henry, Mrs A. G. Cook, Miss
Elizabeth CAN'T.
The following will canvass among
the negroes in the Fourth ward: Mrs.
Cresap, Leader; Mrs Sarah Boston,
Mrs. Frances Brice, Mrs Mary King.
The following is the amount col
lected by Wards and Districts:
First Ward
Mrs W. o. Stevens. .....$ 19,s5O.OO
Second Ward
Mrs E. H. Kidder. .. 19,75O.OO
Third Ward
Mrs. George K. Weber,. 1s.s5O.OO
Fourth Ward
Mrs. ]. c. Cresap. .... $4,000
U. S. Naval Academy
Mrs. Paul Blackburn. 16,5OO.OO
Eastport-
Mrs. John L. Walsh. .. 100000
West Annapolis
Mrs. James o. Bush. .. $4,000
First District
Miss Augusta A. Jones'. 18,15O.OO
Second District
Mrs Henry Viking. -. 11,7OO.OO
Third District
Mrs F. NJ. Duvall. .... 9,O5O.OO
Millersville-
Mrs. H. B. CAN'T ... 100000
Jessups-
Mrs. J. Beauregard Clark. 2.15O.OO
Fifth District
Miss Irma Shipley. .. $4,000