The daily times., 1921-11-19

the name of some beloved woman As
a builder member the homo. is enti-
tied to certificate Of remembrance
TO treasure in the home and a dupli-
cate TO be placed in the book OF re-
membrance in the Hall of Memory.
The like privilege of nominating the
name OF any woman chosen for en-
trance in the book of remembrance is
also granted to any man who makes
subscription to the building fund of .
the Foundation of ten dollars or
more. More information in detail re-
garding this memorial membership
Will be furnished upon inqairy of
Ihe Membership COMMITTEES, Wo. |
mans National Foundation, CGnneCti-
cut Avenue, Washington, ID. c.
Men To Erect Mothers Memorial
Shaft.
Still further carrying out the mem
orial idea Captain c. c. Calhoun has
contributed $1,000 to start a fund
to erect "A shaft in the Foundation
grounds to The Mothers of America"
men Will be asked to contribute to
| this fund. and, while the shaft will
imemorialiZe all American mothers
from pioneer to the present times
the names of the mothers of the
donors will be carved thereon A
special committee of men is being or
ganized to erect this mothers shaft
as one of the first structures of the.
| Foundation site
Hall of Memory i'm Honor Great Wo-
men of the States.
A unique feature of the Temple
| Triumphant will be the Hall of Mem
ory, suggested by Mrs. George Bar
inett, one of the board of governors,
pillars, one for each state. Alaska.
District of Columbia. and Hawaii on
which will be inscribed the names of
the greatest women of that state or
territory. committee of historical
research will be appointed to select
these names with representatives
from each state, and patriotic and
other organizations are asked to
make nominations of the women they
iconsider should be thus honored. Wo-
men whose names reaselected may
lhave belonged to any period since the
settlement of America but must not
lnow le living.
/ This idea has taken like wild fire
l
lrealize that this will make this Aero
ipolis i'll very truth \ monument to
Americas womanhood of the past,
the present, and the future, and more
lespecialiy to those brave pioneer wo-
men Who dauntless in the face of
danger and hardship, marched with
their men across the continent and
to whom. to the shame of our coun-
try be it said, no appropriate me-
mortal has as yet been erected,
States Already Nominate Great
Women.
Among the nominations which have
already been made for the various
pillars are the following: Delaware.
Mary Vining; Minnesota, Harriette
| Harrison; Oregon, Abigail Scott Dun
iway; Arkansas, Nancy Stinnett Mar
shall; Florida, Donna Dolores; North
Dakota, Sackajawea; Washington
: state, Narcissa Whitman; Colorado
: Sarah R. Fuller; Alabama, Emma Sar
son, Mary A Callahan; Vermont, Anr
Story; Mississippi, Elizabeth Roach
Illinois, Frances Willard, Rebeccs
Heath; West Virginia, Mary Moore
+ Elizabeth Bane; Texas, Mrs. San
I Houston; Michigan, Sarah Nelson
Terhune, Mary Mcmillan; New Jersey
! Hannah Arnett; Ohio. Rebecca Rouse
Caroline Scott Harrison; Tennessee
, Bonny Kate Sheriff. Sewer; Nortl
I Carolina, Virginia Dare, Flora Nc
Donald; Georgia, Nancy Hart, Dor
othy Walton; Rhode Island, Grace
I Darling, Mary Dwyer; New York
Julia Ward Howe, Susan B. Anthony
r, Faith Robinson TrumbUll; Kentucky
Nancy Hanks, Rebecca Bryan Boone
! District of Columbia. Marcia Van
Ness Burns, Emma d. +. r.. South
worth; California, Phoebe A. Hearst
, Jane LathrcD Stanford: New Hamp
, shire, Molly Stark, Mary Baker Eddy
Louisiana, Margaret Daughery, Mrs
f; w J. Bohan, Mrs. Eliza J. Nicholson
= Massachusetts, Mercy Warren, Clara
Barton; Pennsylvania, Betsy Ross
, Maryland, Margaret Brent, Margaret
Jane Ramsey; South Carolina, Re
becca Motto Amelia Cunningham