The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-30


Joseph c. Cawler Of Yakima. Wash
ington, chairman of home economies.
Mrs John Dickinson Sherman of Es-
ties Park, Colorado. chairman of con
scryation; Mrs Mary c. Bradford OF
Denver, president Of the National Ed
vocational Association, Mrs Weiss
president OF the Colorado state Or
eanization Mrs Bruce and Mrs Nc
FAN were the guests OF the delega
ton.
Mrs. Jessie Z. Harper in behalf OF
the local body yesterday made her re-
port to the board Of the preliminaries
and of the work done up to the time
in behalf of this biennial and the re
port was very satisfactory and than6s
were extended for the accomplish
ments Mrs. Harper is the chairman
Of the local board, and her work, vita
that Of Mrs. Win F. Lake and others
| has been most efficient.
Word was received yesterday of the
anticipated arrival today of a large
delegation from Little Rock in auto
mobiles The Little Rock board was
TO have Joined with other state organ
izations in bringing 10 Hot Springs
as many automobiles as possible dur
ing this convention, and When prev
ious weather conditions made it i'm
! possible to reach this city from some
OF the eastern Arkansas cities. Lit
tie Rock was expected to increase her
| pro rata and send many cars here e.
assist the local committees in the
hospitality Of the occasion
y
Mrs Edward p Linch OF Phila-
delphia, will represent the Navy Re-
creational work, at this convention
| This organization is headed By. Mrs.
! Josiah Daniels, the honorary presi-
/ dent; Mrs. George Dewey, president;
and has for its general chairman Mrs
! Edward T. Stotesbery Of Philadelphia
The department will have headquar-
tiers here in the department Of chair
man of civil service reform AIRS
Linch viii devote her time during the
| 61nye1tion 10 enlisting enthusiasm
in this cause which is one OF the
most worthy Of the patriotic move
, ments and which has no subscriptions
or mebership dues.
X X
Governor Charles Hllman BrOugb
and Mrs. Brough will arrive today aud
win be the guests while here of Or.
and Mrs Albert Tribble on Lower
Central avenue
x
Mrs. Prentice E. Rood and Mrs p. J.
Torbray Of the Ohio delegation ar.
riyced Sunday and have headquarters.
at the Arlington. I'm from the city
that went over the top first in the
Liberty Loan subscriptions" boosted
Mrs. Rood, and proved the pride she
took in Toledo.
X
Mrs Louis Brey has gone 10 Balti-
more TO spend several weeks the CUES;
OF her sister, Mrs. Fred Dresser
X
Mrs. r A HUFF Of Decatur III.
arrived yesterday morning TO attend
the Biennial convention and visit herI
sister. Mrs. Or. Wright. 256 Cedar
street Mrs Huff is a delegate from
the Decatur WOman's Club
X X
Miss Margaret Neary, who has been
i'll in San Antonio for some months
is much improved in health and has
returned home
Among the busiest women at the
convention are Mrs. James Read OF
Fayetteville, and Mrs. Thos. G. Win
ter Of Minneapolis Mrs. Read is the
local chairman Of publicity, and her
work has resulted in greater publicity
falling to this biennial than is usually
given to anything less than national
political convention Mrs Winter IS
the national head OF the department
and is prominently mentioned for ma
terial advancement at this convention
because OF the splendid service she
has rendered
Mrs. W r Lakes headquarters 4
Room D, Eastman Hotel Is the in
formation room, the arrangement