The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13
N,,,onaI council Of Women.

Oklahoma is to be represented In
the personnel OF the party conpris-
Ing the United States womens spe-
oial which will leave New York
August 7, on the =. s. Patria or
the Faber steamship line, and begin
n tour OF western Europe at Naples,
Italy, on August 20. This Is the
browning event or the half century
of organized effort OF womankind'
This great honor IL accorded to he
80 women in tho United States Miss
Elizabeth w Boy!o OF Enid and Mrs.
Charles w. Goodwin OF Clinton VIII
bo OF the party.
Tho party Is composed of the pres
ident OF tho National Council OF Wo-
mon. Mrs, Philip North Moore OF
ST. Louis, Mo, 10 delegates and 10
altornates from the National Coun-
ell of women OF the United States
whose final destination is Chris
uania, Norway, where the fnterna-
tional Council OF Women will hold
ITS auinauennial convention In
September. Tho remainder OF tho
party Is made up of invited guests
to represent various sections OF the
country or some special club activi-
ties. The party will occupy a pri-
vate cur and be accompanied by a
special physician and n competent
scrrr;a.y and an official attache.
The party travels under the pro-
lection OF the state department OF
the government, and will bo re-
ceived In each of the countries II
passes through officially. Arrange
ments have already been completed
TO have the party received by the
king and queen of Italy. Queer
Maude OF Norway and many othei
officials OF distinction. In each coun'
try they will he officially received
by the National Council Of Womcr
In that country, and the ladies vii
he given an opportunity to see con
ditlons as they really are. unbiased
social workers In these countries
will give them the correct conception
of existing conditions.
william II. Bell. vice presi
dent and general manager OF thu
American International Traffic ant
Travel bureau. OF New York city. Il
personally taking charge OF tho de-
tails OF the journey, much to the
qualification OF tho PARTY.
a special feature will be an auto
tour OF the battlofields. After tour
ing western Europe and attending
the international convention, th'
party will visit Great Britain ant
will be received by Lady Aberdeen
the Marchioncss of Aberdeen anC
Temair, The party is due to arriv'
back In America, October II. oi
board the S. $. stavangerfjord o
the Norwegian American line. afte
being guests OF the National Counci
of Women of Great Britain an,
Ireland at their annual meeting II
Bristol.
These delegates from the United
States represent 100000 women
because the National Council of Wo
mon Is the great clearing house 70
practically all the national organi
cations OF women in the country, 1t
membership includes groups work
ing along many and various special
ized lines such as the Ladies o. IN
G.. A. r.. the National Federation o
Colored Women, Ladies OF the Mac
cabees, Federated Musical Club,
National Women's Christian Temper
hnce Union. as well as such organi
cations as those OF tho College Wo
mon, General Federation OF Women
Clubs, National League OF Wome
Voters. and allied orga anlzation
working along lines of education an
culture. II practically Includes a
The organized womanhood OF Amer