Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

: occupants oe the machines
Dauphin County League Of Women
Voters. presented greetings from her
organization. Mrs. Hartsh0rne made
the response for the State League. !,
Ainey, chairman Of general arranse. !...
delivered BY p' Mrs. % Lewis Law Lawrence nee
Smith. Miss Thomas submitted the
treasurcr's and auditors reports. The
State chairman B. address By Mrs. MIL
Ter followed. It outlined the purposes
OF the convention.
Review Years Progress
=. The progress Of the last year BY the
National League Of Women Voters
vas discussed BY Mn. F. Loui,,
2 O'Clock will be ordered 50 the dele.
gates can have luncheon.
Mrs. Lea will preside at the afternoon
session Mrs. Forest g. Moorehead,
chairman Of the Nominating Committee.
" Xddresses. sS s.' on ,ep'''i. 'f..w Enforcement
will. be made by T. Henry Walnut.
formerly assistant United States at
torney and by State Representative
woner. Of Butler, author OF the State
prohibition enforcement act which bears
-! Mrs. II. Irwin cheyn.y will discuss
the Duties and Methods Of the Poor
Board: DR.. Ellen c. Potter will
speak on The Dependent Child ard
Your Tax Rates" and "Tne Spirit Of
the Pilot" will be the subject OF an
address by Miss Florence Dibert.
At 4 O'Clock this afternoon the dele.
gates and alternates will be received at
tho home of Mrs. Kunkel, 601 North
Front street, as guests Of the Dauphin
County League.
nInn. That the % League s women s sS. are ready and
about some Of the most complicated
question Of government, is proved by
tOnight's schedule.
Tariff Will be Topic
The tariff-a topic that sends many
men sCurrying to the corridors or the
smoking room-will be debated this
evening by Edward Nelson Dingley, a
Republican expert on the tarih, end
CONGRESSMAN James w. Collier, Demo !.
crat, Of Mississippi.
Their subject viii be: Resolved,
That the Fordncy Met Cumber Tariff
and Capital" Mr.. Dingley will, Of
A general outline of tariff history will
be given by Prof. Frank D. Graham,
Of Princeton University, who will siso
discuss the value Of the present tariff
law from the viewpoint Of economic
policy.
The delegates and alternates will be-
entertained by Governor and Mrs.
Sproul at the executive mansion To.
MORROW evening. On Thursday after.
noon there will be IN important confer.
ence on reorganization Of the State
Government. Proposed changes in the
election laws will be discussed.
> Among Those Present
Delegates from Philadelphio, Della.
ware and Chester Counties arc:
Miss Lida Stokes Adams. DR.. Mar.
shall. Miss Anna Lewis, Mrs, +. l.,
Leavitt, Dr. Alice Norton, Mrs. a. T..
Burns, Miss Anna 4. Davis, Mrs. sam.
uel Russell. Mrs. Ralph Sayin Mrs.
George A. Dunning. Mrs. G, j. Rhoads
Mrs. Franklin Cheney, Miss sara
Chambers, Miss Lucy Lewis, Mrs. q.
=; Titus. Mrs. f. Bowman Leaf, Mrs.
Charles Weisgerber, DR.. Lucy l.. W.
Wilson, Mrs. George Wobensmith, Miss
FRANCES Suiiivan. Mrs: Edward Biddle,
Mrs. }; !. McDeyitt. Miss Viola Rich.
mond. Mrs. JoseplA Gaxzam. Mss Helen
Guest' Mrs. Harriet j.. Hubbs, Miss
burg, Mrs. n. J. Dilworth Mrs IEEr Eiira.
beth 3. Kirkbride, Miss Mary John.
son. Miss Ethel Dunmire, Mrs. George
Woodward. Mrs. Edward Parker Davis.
Mrs. John Clement, Miss Mary Hun,
sicker, Mrs. 3, Nicholson Miss Minnie
James Merrells, Mrs. John AIolitor Miss
Ellen Hood, Mrs. Pope Yeatmnn. Mrs
samuel II. Scott, Mrs. ], Willis Mar.
tin, Mrs. Samuel Warriner. Mrs. ii. i.
trentiss Nichols, Mrs. NJ. Bunting,
Miss k; pahrins. Mrs. McKeehan.
MISS Lille Pitts, Mrs. s. Burns Wes.
ton. Mss; Charles 7. Walsh, Mrs.
hhensy wharton, Jr., Miss Katharine
Mnroaator6. Mn,a Miss Marion Reilly, Miss
naude Maud M Hurt Mccall, Mrs. Mccall, Mrs.
Mrs. e. A. Yarnali, Mrs. Pau,
!.9 h.%9ckenmeyer. Miss Fiorence l.. son. a'
vile, Mrs. Esther Tatnaii, Mrs. Erich
bsser. Mrs. 3. Il. Luckie. Mrs. Charles
Martin. Mrs. II. G. Berry, Miss MAY
valsntinus y, Dee, Mrs. J. f. Clarke, Mrs.
walter NJ. Newkirk. Mrs. Casper How
smith. Mrs. Jonathan N. Steere, Mrs,
FRANKLIN Christopher. Mrs. Elmer Me.
iick; Miss Lille Bunting. Miss l.,,cy
Antnony, Mrs. Alfred a. Crooks, Mrs.
y. D. Maxwell, Mrs. Marshall ii.
smith, MrS. Mary =. WOrrall, Mrs.
John B. Simpson. Mrs. Frederick
Orinker, Mrs. Charles Martin.
- Mrs. Harry Whitney. Mrs. Charles
~; Hall. Mrs. r. p. Timmens. Mrs.
william NJ. Smith, Mrs. Charles
smith, Mrs. Ernest Miles. Miss Mary
Morris, Mrs. Robert Pyle, Miss Eiiz.
H6eth Baker. Miss Anne Livingston.
Mrs. Jean Kane FOulks Browne, Mrs,
Charles NJ. Lea, Miss Martha q,
Thomas. Mrs. u. Page Allinson, Mrs.
John \. Holiinger. Mrs. l. II. Com.
Tort, Mrs. Walter l.. Wright, Mrs, l..
r. Lambert. Mrs. Edward Ambrose,
Mrs. John Z. +. Gordon, Mrs. 4. II,
Francis and Mrs. Horace \. Pyle.
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