Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-07-06

To get the money. which is not for
got in this combination of education
with war savings campaigning, Miss
Walton has organized the entire coun-
ty. She acts as chairman of the wom-
ems war savings organization, with
Mrs. James c. Cresap as sub-chair-
man. Mrs. William G.. Dawson as sec
retary; Mrs. Weems Ridout as pub
licity chairman, and Mrs. w. o. Stew
ems and Mrs. Walton Hopkins in
charge of poster work. There also are
the following leaders, acting in affili-
ated women's organization and in the
election districts:
Civic League-Mrs James C. Cresap,
president, and Mrs. Barnett Bowie
leader
Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chapter,
National Society Daughters of Ameri-
can Revolution-Mrs. Garrison, regent,
and Mrs. Harry Hill, leader.
Mothers Circle-Mrs. r. j. Linthi-
cum, president and leader
Girls Patriotic League-Miss Sue
Munford, president; Mrs. Catch. Miss
Cora Mccormick and Miss Eva Clark,
leaders.
Daughters of Isabella-Mrs Mcwill-
Jams, president, and Miss Agnes Quinn.
leader. 4.
Annapolis High School-Miss Hop
kins, leader
Annapolis Grammar School-Miss
Marie Linthicum, leader.
County Schools-Miss Kate Kelly,
leader.
The Anne Arundel County organi-
zation
First District-Miss Augusta Jones,
West River, and Miss Jessibel Suit.
Davidsonville. Se
Second District-Mrs Henry Wilk-
ing, Iglehart.
Third District-Miss Agnes Macy,
Motor Route, Annapolis.
Fourth District-Vacant.
! Fifth District-Mrs. Holland, Han
over.
Eighth District-Miss Harriet Estep,
Pindell.
| Mrs. Dashiell is at the head of the
employment division, which looks after
women in industry. Annapolis, where
many men have been drawn from civil
employment by the call of war, has
women now in numerous positions
positions which men. always have held
in the past. Mrs. Dashiell is assisted
in looking after the conditions under
which these women work by Mrs II. ID.
Tisdale. Mrs. Dashiell also is at the
head of the volunteer service Under
her Mrs Guy Thompson directs the
coordination and volunteer service,
and Miss Lillian Newton is i'm charge
of the motor-messenger service. Mrs.
John E. Craven directs the medical
and nursing department.
Mrs Johnson, the chairman of the
county committee, is in charge OF the
vigilance department, and the child
welfare section of this department is
under the direction of Mrs. Harring-
ton, wife of the Governor, who has
conducted the work with great en-
ergy and devotion Some time ago
the Child Welfare League of Anne
Arundel County was organized at the
Executive Mansion, and Mrs Harring-
4 lOh was CACNl(A lAC WOIh
of surveying and measuring the chill
dren under six years has been carried
on faithfully, and the campaign for the
instruction of the parents is being pre-
pared carefully. Steps are being TAX
en- by Mrs. Harrington and the ladies
associated with her to raise funds to
support the work
The Red Cross chapter in the county
measures up to the other work being
done there, and measures up to Red
Cross work in almost any place In
June of last year the chapter assumed
the support of surgical dressings work
which hitherto has been handled by
the Annapolis unit of the National
Surgical Dressings Committee. and OF
the knitting work, which has been
principally in the hands of the local
J Organization of the Navy League. Last
. March these units of the National Sur
gical Dressings Committee and of the
!. Navy League became auxiliaries OF
. the Red Cross chapter and in May