Evening journal., 1919-04-21
These Loyal Women
Will Work for Loan

Nearly 1--WE hundred patriotic WON
en- - begin an active
= --saign for Victory Loan subscrip-
4 lions in this city. Under experienced
direction Of Mrs. OthO NOwland. chair
man, the woman have been assigned q
booths and various committees, cover
ing many avenues that have in past
campaigns proven valuable for the sale
Of government bonds. The organiza-
! ton this time is believed 10 be more
efficient than In other campaigns. The
personnel OF the organization follows
Chairman for Wilmington, Christiana
and Brandywine Hundreds, Mrs Otho
Nowland.
Vlce-chairman, Mrs. w. K. dupont.
Executive committee for the Wont
ems Committee for the Victory oLan -
Mrs. Richard Reese, cha rman of sLeak-
ers' bureau; Miss Augusta LaM)tte
chairman Of publicity; Mrs. James
y. Glnns, chairman OF moving PIC
tures, Mrs. Victory B. Wool.ey. chair
man OF foreign born; Mrs. Christie
pher L. Ward, chairman OF schools
Mrs. Frank S. Garrett. chairman Il
theatres; Mrs w. +. Curtis. Mrs. T.
c. dupont. Mrs. Robert II. Richards,
Mrs. T. Wilson, Mrs. II. p Scott, Mrs.
Macmillan Hopes, Chairman for
Christiana Hundred; Mrs. } Allen Cni-
by, chairman for Brandywine Hun
dred.
Captain-Nlrs. Z p. Moody. Booth
POST ONCE. Workers-Mrs. Henry
Bailey, Mrs. J. Merrlck Horn, Mrs.
Harry Y. JemisOn. Mrs. Robert w. Nc
Clellsn. Mrs. Frank Mccoy. Mrs. George
C. Bailey, Mrs. Arthur Patterson, Mrs.
Alexander Cr.chton, Mrs. Elizabeth
Connell. Mrs. Leonard Davis, Mrs.
George C. Hail. Mrs Edgar Hare, Mrs.
N. ]. Green. Mrs. S. J. Koser. Mrs. II.
w. Frazier, Mrs. George T. Brown, Mrs.
Is. B. Cooling, Mrs T. w. Bacchus,
Mrs. w. B. Thompson. Mrs. L. G.
Thompson, Mrs. Walter Bacon. Mrs.
Joseph Stuart, Mrs. w. J. Catalan, Miss
Anna Hendrickson. Mrs. Edith Pusey,
Mrs Floy Z. Booth.
Capta!n-Airs. Robert II. Rlcnarus.
Booth-Equitable Trust Company.
W5rkers-Niiss Anne Gray, Miss Mary
Davis, Mrs. Frank Rupert. Miss Mar
garetta Rupert, Mrs. Daniel o. Hast
ings, Mrs. Walter o. Stack, Mrs. JOS
eph 7. Hlles, Mrs. NJ. T. Jones, Mrs
Hugh Morris, Mrs. George Davis, Mrs.
John Biggs, Miss VI. Trump. Mrs. Har-
vey Whlteman. Mrs. William L. Scott,
Mrs. s. B. Cooling. Miss T. Johnson,
Mrs. George A. Elliott.
Captain-Mrs. Charles L. Candee.
Booth-Wilmlngton Trust Company,
Tenth and Market streets. Workers
Sirs. Leland Lyon, Miss Cornella Draper,
Miss Elinor Johnson. Mrs. J. F. Van
Leer. Mrs. Emil J. Riederer, Mrs. A. p.
Ven Gelder, Mrs. Joseph T. Hilles, Mrs.
Charles Dixon, Mrs. John L. Pratt, Miss
Janet Doremus, Mrs. Frank C. Carpen-
ter, Mrs. Charles Jacobs.
Captaln-Mrs. Joseph II. Martin.
Booth-Union Bank. WOrkers-Alrs. {.
B. Hearn Mrs. Edward Melchoir, Jr.,
Mrs. IIarrie r. Price, Mrs Charles Z.
Gray. Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. w. ]. Robin
son. Mrs. Horace p. Warrington. Mrs.
Harvey L. Booker. Mrs. w! J. Webster,
Mrs. Stanley steele, Mrs. Herman Z.
First, Mrs. Robert L. Foord, Mrs. sam
uel j. Newman, Miss Irene TomcZyk,
Miss Luetta Brzozowska, Mrs. W. w.
Blake Arkcoll, Mrs. L. 3. Bangor.
Captain-Mrs. John Richardson, Jr.
Booth-Delaware Bank. Workers-Mrs.
w. B. Wood, Mrs. Joseph y. Pusey.
Mrs. c. w. Tenbroeck, Mrs. Walter l..
Butler. Mrs. Horace Belts, Mrs. w. 2.
Goldsborough. Miss Elizabeth Jackson,
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mrs. George w.
Chambers, Mrs. George Moreton, Mrs.