Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-11
NAMES ANNOUNCED
In CONGRESS PARTY
List of SO, Representatives
and Relatives, Sail for
the Orient.

After several weeks of discussion,
the official list of members of Con-
gress and their families. now en- route
to the Orient on the transport Great
Northern. was given out by the War
Department late yesterday, the infor-
nation coming to the transportation
bureau in the form of department
telegram. The Great Northern sailed
from San Francisco July and will
first touch at Honolulu
Only eighty eight names are shown
on the list. indicating that nearly
twenty cancellations were made, as
previous unofficial announcements in
d1cated that los would be in the con-
gresslonal party. There are fifty-five
women in the list. The War Depart
ment has stated that the government
Will be at no expense on account of
the trip, as the transport was sche-
duled to make the trip in any event,
ana the civilian passengers will pay
for their food en- route.
Members of the Party.
The congressional party as an
nounced in the official message from
san francisco includes the following:
Son and daughter of Representative
y. X. Anthony of Kansas; sister Of
Representative Fred A. Britten of
Illinois; wife and daughter of Repre-
sentative E. q. Brown of Wisconsin;
representative Guy E. Campbell of
pennsylvania, his wife and two
daughters; Commissioner Jaime c. De
two daughters; Representative Cas-
sius G. Dowell of Iowa: Representa-
tive l.. C.. Dyer of Missouri, his wife
ana two daughters; e. F. Erik, secre-
tray Hns to REPRESENTATIVE Porter of
pennsylvania, and secretary to the
| party. with Mrs. Erik and daughter:
| representative James A Frear of
wisconsin and wife: Representative
Warren Gard Of Ohio and wife and
niece; Representative L. b. Goodall of
maine; representative Rufus Hardy
or Texas. his wife and two daughters:
Senator William J. Harris Of Georgia,
his wife and daughter; Represents.
tive w. w. Hastings Of Oklahoma. his
wife and two daughters, and Geo. Hess:
Representative H. J. Hershman of
Ca!IoTnla, MS mother and aunt; Ar
thur J: Mays. SON Of Representative
]. H. Mays of Utah; Representative
John M. NORM of Pennsylvania and
two daughters. Mrs. L. w. Mott, wife
OF Representative Mott of New York:
Representative Frank Murphy of Ohio
ana son, Representative H. H. Osborne
of California. Miss Alice Page daugh-
ter of Senator Page of Vermont; Rep
! resentative M. F. Phelan of Massachu-
sets, his wife. two daughters and
son. representative stephens G., Por-
ter of Pennsylvania, his daughter and
Mrs. Blankenship, chaperon: Repre-
sentative c. H. Randall of Cali
fornia, his sister and niece: Mrs. D, ],
Riordan, wife Of Representative Rior-
dan Of New York, and their
daughter Representative L. D. Rob-
| inson Of North Carolina and son, Mrs.
Everett Sanders. wife Of Represents
tive Sanders Of Indiana; Representa-
tive NJ. w. Shreve Of Pennsylvania
and his wife, Representative John II.
Small! OF North Carolina, his wife and
daughter; Miss Margaret Steele.
daughter Of Representative Henry ].
Steele Of Pennsylvania; Senator
Thomas Sterling Of South Dakota his
son and three daughters: sister of
Representative c. D. Sullivan Of New
York, A. Burke Summers. son of Rep
resentative Summers Of Washington:
Representative w. s. Ware Of Pennsyl-
yania, his wife and three daughters;
representative H. G. woodward, Of
West Virginia, his wife and son.