Evening star., 1922-05-09
WILL EXP[AMDR|VE
FOR VICTORY SHRINE
Mrs. Dfmock to Address Me-
mortal Building Fund
Boosters Thursday.

Detailed plans for enIisting the
ington in the coming appeal for this
city's quota of $250,000 toward ihs
$500, 600 George Washington Memo
rial building wills be explained and
discussed at a. meeting of the wolr-
ems advisory council of the memo
rial association, ito be held at the
home of Mrs. Henry F. Dimock,
president of the organization, Thurs
day afternoon at ! o'clock
Among the women on the advisory
council are Mrs. William II. Tafi,
wife of the Chief Justice oF tn" Su-
preme Court: Mrs. Robert LANSING.
wife of the former Secretary Of stat.
Mrs. Edwin DENLY. wife of the Sec
rctary of the Navy; Mrs. j. May yhc,y
| W Wainwright, wife of the assistant
secretary OF war: Mrs. Sarah Lee
Ihillips, motherin-law of Senator
Edge of New Jersey; Mrs. Thomas
o. Selfridge. wife of Rear Admiral
| Selfridge; Mrs. Charles Keller, wife
| of the Engineer Commissioner of the
District Of Columbia.
Mrs. Arthur ID. Addison, Mrs.
Charles ]. Bell. Mrs. Charles S. Broiu-
| well. Mrs. Marcus BENJAMIN, Mrs
Charles Henry Butler, Mrs. william
:: Ccrby. Mrs. William 2. Dennis. Mrs
| H. NIifred Du Puy, Mrs. Frederick
A. Deiano, Miss Helen A Ernst, Mrs.
Edward H. Everett. Mrs. Henry ".
ltct:, Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, Mrs
william Eric Fowler. Mrs Alastair
corG GoroGn- M cumming. Mrs. Raymond
Gorses, Mrs. Thomas L. Green. Mrs
! George D. Hope, Mrs. Samuel Herrick-
Mrs. Charles B. Howry, Mrs. Ralph
Jenkins. Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mrs.
:airh Cross Johnson, Mrs. Adoiph
Hahn, Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman. Mrs.
". Nartln kaliman. Mrs. Arthur Lee
| Mrs A. Lisner, Mrs. Francois B. Mod
ran. Mrs. Isaac T. Mann, Mrs. Charles
u. Matthews. Mrs. Robert Meyer, Mrs
simon l.. Nye, Mrs. Henry T. OxDard.
Mrs. James Parmelee, Mrs. Albert
Levin Richardson. Mrs. Judah Howe
sears. Mrs. Abram Simon, Mrs L. R,
| SwormStedt, Mrs. Alfred B. Taylorl
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs
Charles D. Walcott and Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood.
Much Work Already Done.
Under the leadership of Mrs. Rosa
GouVerneur Hoes who is yoIrnfesr
director Of the womens division Of
| the association. the women of WASH
ihStoh nave been working energeti-
| cdi4y Tor more than month to make
| acoinpFehensIve appeal to the women
OF the city to give their moral and
material support to the project At
| tne meeting Thursday reports from
the leaders of groups of women as
| 10 the progress made in Organization
| VIII be submitted
| Among the women who are in
chaTge OF the organization of groups
are Miss Mary Jane Boyd, Women's
| CITY Club; Mrs. Francis A ST. Clair.
daughters of the American Revolu-
ton; Mrs. Charles Fisher Taylor.
North Carolina State Society; Dr.
| Laura 3 Brennon, professional wom-
en- Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. mother
! teachers associations: Mrs Warner
a. Gibbs, Girls Friendly Society: Mrs.
VI. A Markley, BiGe-afWee Club; Miss
Rachel King, Political Study Club:
! mrs. X II. BaGby. churches; Mrs
Emma Sanford Shelton. Women's
christian Temperance Union: Mrs
Noble Newport Potts. Society Of
Daughters of 1872 and Society II
/ GuaIeioupe; Mrs. Alexander Wolf.
Council of Jewish Women: Miss Caro-
iins Graves, yeomaneJtes; Mrs Nir-
ginia White Speel and Mrs Henry D.
Fry, republican women: Mrs. Min
niserode Andrews. artists: Mrs
Charles q. Matthews, Club of Colonial
| Danes; Mrs. Isabel NI2Caw Erwin.
/ church auxiliary; Mrs. William T.
| Nennis, Southern Relief Society; Mrs
! Alfred Pembroke Thorn. entertain
ments: Mrs. Henry T. Cook. Inde-
pendence Chapter OF the Daughier
OF the American Revolution: Mrs
| William James Munro. District of Co.
! lumbia Chapter of the League OF
| American Pen \, men: Mrs. Julien J.
j Mason, democra - women; Mrs. Wal
ter r. Tuckerr:-- Mrs Frank Fuller,
Mrs. Harry Er: and Mrs. Caldwell