Evening star., 1922-05-17
WOMEN MAKE FINAL
PLANS FOR DEDICATION
Will Take Part by Groups in Ma
tional Party Ceremony
Next Sunday.

Large groups of Washington women
Will participate in the professional
which will open the dedication cere-
monies for the headquarters of the
National Woman's Party at 25 lst
street northeast. Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Keyes. wife of Senator
keyes. will lead the writer's group,
with Mrs. lnez Haynes Irwin. Mrs.
Louis NJ. Geldert. newly elected presi-
dent of the Pen Women's League. also
will march with this division. Other
women from the District include.
Writer'S. Mrs. Henry keyes. Mrs.
Crosby Eugene Stoddard. Mary Eliza
beth Hedrick. Jenpie Hedrick, Mrs.
Julia Ellsworth Ford. Mrs Sara
Louisa Oberholzer. Julia Clark Hal
lam. Alice Louise Lytle. Mrs Lucia
Z. Maxwell. Miss Gourley Edwards.
Mrs. Evelyn c. Hunt, Miss c. Florence
Harper, Miss Lillian OConnell, Ger
trude Richardson Brigham. Mrs.
Nanette B. Paul. Louise Collier Will
cox. Minnie Goodnow. Mrs. Harriet
Winton Davis. Bertha Gerneaux
Woods. Mrs. NJ. B. Corwin. Mrs. Caro-
Nina c. VandewalkeE. Berthe X. Mel
lett. Mildred Morris. Mrs. Honora
Jane Hotfiinger. Mrs. Alice Mckay
Kelly. Mrs. Edward Nelson Dingley.
Caro- Syron Valentine. Mrs. Florence
H. Perrin. Mrs. Katherine J. Fenton.
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lison. Mrs. Thomas y. Nichols. Mrs
Amy Cresswell Dunno. Mrs. Olivia
Lloyd. Mrs. Anna Bogenholm Slos ne.
Mrs. Eva Orrick Wilson. Mrs. Hal
Smith. Mrs. Nellis f. Fealy. Mrs. c.
P. Hutchinson. Anais O'C. Pugh,
Emily Raymond MacBride and Mrs
Walte:' f. Hilton.
Mrs. Dwight Clark will be in charge
of the librarians section, which will
include Lydia G. Burlew. Lydia X.
wilkins, Mary V. George. Viva NJ.
January, Anna L. lie Crone: Mrs.
Florence c. Bell. Julia Heath Brown
Jessie Callan. Jane E. Cooke Mary
Crowther, Margaret Doonan, Agnes
c. Doyle, Caroline E. Peterson Mrs.
Caroline R. Flickinger. Miss Martha
S. Gericke. Miss Jennie Grady, Miss
guerita Hester. Miss Mary A. Hart
WELL Miss S. A. Jones. Anna c. Laws.
Agnes Lee. Ella Leary. Miss Martha
r. McCabe. J. l.. V. McCord. Miss NJ.
Alice Matthews. Beata V. Drake, Miss
Mary George. Nathalie Adams Maui
rice. Nancy c. Morrison. Amy D. Put
nam, Miss G. Patterson. Robina Rae.
Gertrude 7. Rider. Maude Rippier.
Nora Maude Ruggles, Miss Iva Eta
Sullivan. Catherine Spencer Tracey.
Caroline Webster. Marie Ruth
Wenger, Ola NJ. Wyeth and Isabel Du
Bois.
DR.. Mary O'Malley will be marshal
of the physicians group. which will
include some of the first women to
practice in the District. and promi-
nent doctors from Minnesota. MaSsa-
chusetts. Pennsylvania. New York.
Virginia and other states. Local doc
tors who have so far sent in their
Jung, E. Stella Perrigo, Nettie c.
Turner. DIR. Genoiere Gustin, Laura
V. Gustin, Cornelia F.. Brown. Annie
NJ. Smith, DR.. Mary O'Malley, DR.. NJ.
A. Stewart. Susan Alex. Price, DIR.
Shietz, c. S Ruth Engelhardt. Ma
Kress. o. Josephine Band, Mrs. NJ s.
Organ. Cora Smah King, Lottie a.
Cort. Sarah A. May, Anna l.. Kuhn.
Alberta F. NJ. Greene. DR.. Margaret
Eek. Maude Glasgow, DR.. Blanche F..
Greaves. Amy J. Rule. DR.. Amelia V.
Zimmerman and DR. Emma c.
Miss Emma Gillett. the first woman
dean of a law school, will lead the
lawyers.
Miss Clara D. Noyes. president of
the American Nurses Association,
will march at the head OF the nurses.
One of the special divisions in the
professional will be very large
group in honor of Clara Barton,
founder of the American Red Cross,
led by Miss Carrie Harrison, life
long friend.
Among the interesting pioneers in
the line of march will be Mrs. Mary
E. Terry of Alexandria, Va, friend
of Susan b. Anthony.
Miss Cora McCarty and Miss Lulu
Mcintosh will lead the teachers and
Mrs. Emile Berliner. the social work
ers. The artists will march under
the leadership of Mrs. Marietta Min
nigerode Andrews.