Evening star., 1922-05-12
MRS. D|MOCK GIVES
MEMORIAL FACTS
Explains Features Of Propos-
ed Building to Women's \
Advisory Council.

y.rious features OF the proposed
ce,rpe Washington Memorial build
ing thai will be of interest to resi-
dents of Washington and visitors ssv ~
the city were explained yesteiiS
afternoon by Mrs. Henry r. Dlhlock
70 a hundred members of the w0met
advisory council of the George was
inston Memorial Association ~ a,o,
luncheon in Mrs. Dimock hoihe' A'0A
18th street northwest. ,o+;o,
She announced that upon compie.ioi
of the building Sunday afternoon con
certs free of charge to the pupliS,
are contemplated. 4 large organ VII,
lie installed and an endowment iuhu
is planned to provide artistS 90
the wOmen's canvass in the CITY, pc
ginning Monday and lasting Wees
for the District of Columbias quota
of s250,OOO of the national 1uho oi
S.5OVOO for the construction anu
endowment of the memorial Dr.
Thomas E. Green, chairman CT the
campaign control committee, ana MIS-:
Rose Gouverneur Hoes, chairman OF
the women'S division. explained the
arrangements that had been maze 10
enlist the support or washington ioi
the memorial.
Civic and social organizations were
represented in the gathering. among
those present being Mrs. William n
Taft, Nine. Jacobo Narela, wlfe OF
rhe minister of Uruguay; Mrs. j. May
hew Wainwright, Mrs. Atlee Pom
creme. Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips. Mrs
Alexander Wolf. Mrs. Richard VAIN
wright Miss Kathleen Smith, Mrs.
Charles S. Hamlin. Mrs. Abram simon
Mrs. H. Winfred Du Puy. Mrs. Charles
$. Bromweii. Mrs. Adolpn Kahn. MIS-.
Fowler, Mrs. Isaac T. Mann. Mrs.
Gordon Cumming. Mrs. Noble New
port Potts and Mrs. Walter r. Tuck
erman.
The Legion of Loyal Women. meet
ing in the Grace Dodge Hotel Wednes-
day, voted a gift of Sl00 for star in
the ceiling of the auditorium of the
George Washington Memorial Build
ing to be erected on site donated oy
Congress in the Mall, between otn
and eth streets northwest This marks
the first contribution to the Memorial
fund.
The following women have been
added to membership OF the coI lc.l:
Mrs. Mark Potter. Mrs. Pesgt Dough
erty, Mrs. c. Hart Merriam and Mrs.
Alexander Wolf.
Women's organizations in Washing
ton are taking an active interest in the
plans for the appeal for the District OF
Columbia quota Of S250.000 for the me-
mortal. which is to begin Monday.
Among the organizations and the
women who will have charge of the
canvass through them are: b. P. q. f..
Mrs. Frank Fuller; Women's Overseas
Service League. Miss Margaret Lam
bic; Mayfiower Society, Mrs. Louis Alb
bot: National Woman's Party. Miss
Sarah p. Grogan: Maryland State So
ciety, Miss Mamie Burkhart: National
League of Women Voters. Mrs. Francis
Walker: Oklahoma State Society, Dr.
Elizab beth Johnson; Tennessee state
Society. Mrs. NJ. A. Nisbet. Ohio State
Society. Mrs. Atlee Pomerene; Nebras-
ka State Society. Miss Edith A.
Lathrop: Wilson Union, Mrs. l.. Fl.
Roggs; French Circle, Mrs. Arthur
Powell Davis; Arts Club, Mrs. S. A.
Kimberley: American Association of
University Women, Miss Grace Rogers:
International Association of Arts ana
Letters. Miss Dick Root; Eastern Star,
Mrs. William Z. Handy.
Mime. vareln Heads Group.
Nine. Jacobo Varela, wife OF the
minister of Uruguay. Will head the
group who will appeal for contribu-
lions from the Pan-American women.
Other clubs and their leaders repre-
sented in the canvass for the memo
rial are the District of Columbia Fed
Grafton of Women'S Clubs. Mrs. j. w.
Julia Stimson; National Society of
Women's Press Clubs. Mrs. J. H.
Draper; Women's Alliance Of the Uni
tartan Church. Mrs. Richard F. Jack
son; American Nurses Association,
Miss Clara D. Noyes. who will also
have charge of the campaign in the
Red Cross Nurses Service; American
War Mothers of the District of Co
lumbia. Mrs. Joseph Phillips; Graduate
Nurses Association. Miss Ida Butler;
League of the Covenant, Mrs. Morton
w. Hawkins; College Women's Clubs,
Mrs Otto Veerhoff: Girls Friendly
Society. Mrs. H. I. Bolton; Founders
and Patriots. Mrs. Henry Wallace;
Twentieth Century Club. Mrs. William
H Heron: Fairgrounds Association.
Mrs Susie Root Rhodes and Mrs E.
G. Snyder. who will also have charge
OF the appeal to the members OF the
Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
ton; Council of Business Women,
Miss Ethel Bagley; Society of Ma
tives, Miss Helen Boyd: Trinity Col
lege Alumni, Miss kathleen Smith;
National SEociety, Women's Christian
Temperance Union, Mrs. Ellis Yost;
Army and Navy League. Mrs. l. w.
Littell: Legion Of Loyal Women, Mrs.
Thomas Calver, and Sunshine Society,
Mrs. Charles P. keyser.