Evening star., 1921-02-15

Brennan, Mrs. Helen Longstreet, mrs.
Eva Evans. Mrs. Peter Drury and DE-.
Lydia De ViIbiss.
Processienal Mt Opening.
The ceremonies will open with a
long Professional in which the repre-
Sentattves of the national organlza-
tions will be the leading figures:
come young flower bearers and ban
ner bearers, each with the standard
of the organization represented The
representatives of foreign women
will be in their national costumes. A
group Of young girls in costume will
carry the banners of the forty-eight
states.
After the professional Miss Jane
Addams, presiding officer of the cere-
monies, viii formally offer the memo
rial to Congress.
Following its acceptance the statue
will be unveiled with music. and ef-
fective lighting. After the unveiling
the representative of each organiZa-
tion will place the wreath carried by
her flower bearer at the base OF the
monument. and the banner bearer
will lift high the standard of that
orRanization.
The ceremonies are under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest,
munity Service of Washington. and
Miss Hazel MacKaye of New York.
The Community Service is co-operat-
ing in the ceremony by providing the
chorus and many OF the banners and
costumes.
ID. C. Organizations Taking Part.
The local women's organizations
which will take part in the cere-
monies are:
Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Board Of lady managers Of the Cas-
ualty Hospital. represented by Mrs.
Jessie Webb. president.
Business Women's Council, repre-
sented by Miss Ethel Bagley, presi-
dent.
Catholic Women's Service Club, rep
resented by Mrs Maurice F. Tally,
1155 4th street northeast.
Chapter B., P. E. O., represented by
Mrs. Frank Fuller. president. Il
College Woman's Club, represented
by Mrs. Basil Manly, president. q
Columbia Heights Arts Club, repre-
sented by Miss Cornelia II. Fill. pres
ident: Mrs. j. w. Frizzell. Mrs. Grif-
fifth and Mrs. E. G. Russell.
Columbia Women of George Wash
ington Univerity, represented by Miss
Elizabeth Peet. president.
Congress of Mothers and Parent;
Teachers Association of the Distric,
of Columbia, represented by Mrs. Giles
Scott Rafter, president.
Council of Jewish Women of the
District of Columbia, represented by
Mrs Alexander Wolf D. c. president
Daughters Of American Revolution
Mrs S. T. Sinclair, District of Colum-
bia.
District of Columbia woman's Suf
frage Association.
District of Columbia Branch of Re.
publican Women, represented by Mrs
Virginia White Speel, president.
District of Columbia War Mothers
represented by Mrs. Warfield' and Mrs
Edith Sears, secretary.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton League. rep
resented by Mrs Harriet Hipton King
president
Excelsior Literary Club. represented
by Mrs. E. A: Tibbets, president: Mrs
G. S. Barnhart and Mrs Henry
Churchill. Cook.
Federation Of Women's Clubs. rep
Resented by Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins,
president.
Grade Teachers Union of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, represented byMiss
Elizabeth V. Snowden, president; Miss
Cora McCarty. vice president. and'A
Lulu NJ. Macintosh. secretary.
Graduate Nurses Association. Miss
Elizabeth Fox, president.
High School Teachers Union, rep.
resented by Mrs. Edith Compton Paul,
president Of the District of Columbia
branch.
Housekeepers' Alliance, represented
by Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes, pres
ident of the District of Columbia
branch.
Legion of Loyal Women, represent
ed by Mrs. Thomas Calver. president
of the District of Columbia branch.
Lincoln Circle. Ladies of the G. A.
r., represented by Mrs. O. w. Good
acre. jr. president: Mrs. Robert st.
Clair and Mrs. Edith Kline.
The Maura Club. represented by Mrs
Bertha Shaughnessy.
Petworth Woman's Club. repre-