Evening star., 1924-04-27
26 NATIONS SENDING
Y. w. C. A. FORCE HERE
Conference Second Week in May
to Have World Wide
Representation.
MANY LOCAL DELEGATES
Mrs. Herbert E. Day Heads Distin,
guished Capital List.

Twenty-Six countries, including the
United States and Canada, will be
represented at the International Y.
w. G. \. conference, which is to be
held in Washington the second week
in May.
number of distinguished women
will attend. Among those who will
he present are: Australia, Miss Fow-
Ter. Miss Ethel Law. Canada, Mrs.
r w. Angus, worlds committee mem
her; Miss Greta Finley. Mrs \. w.
Rowell, acting president; Mrs. Carter.
Miss Jacqueline Norton, acting gem
eral secretary. China. Miss Ting Shu
Ching, acting general secretary: Mrs.
Moi, Miss Agatha Harrison, Miss Mar
garet Mckinley, Miss Anne See
SholtS Miss Maud Russell Miss Ro-
salee Venable. Denmark, Miss Inga-
horg Olafsson, travelling secretary
for Scandinavia. France, Mile
Jeanne Bertsch, general secretary;
Mile. StreisEut. Germany, Fri. Hulda
Zarnack, national secretary. Great
Britain, Miss Winifred Garfield, Miss
olive Law. Miss Mary Phillips, Miss
Edith Picton- Turbervill eice presi-
dent Holland, Miss Van Asch van
Wick. India, Mrs. r. L. b. Gall,
president; Miss Iris Wingate, ma
tional executive secretary; Mrs. BIS
set. Miss Martha Dennison. Miss
Marion Ferguson. Italy. Miss Mary
Rossi. associate executive; Miss
Helen Wise. Japan, Miss Taxa Kato.
Miss Blanche Best. Miss Carolyn Al
len, Miss Hori. Miss Jane Scott
Sw eden, countess Elsa Bernadette
United States. Mrs. William Adams
Brown. Mrs. James S. CuShman, Mrs
John Finley. Mrs. John French, Miss
Crafty, Miss Katherine Lambert. MIS-
William w. Rockwell, Miss Clara
Reed. Mrs Robert f. Speer. Mrs
James A. Webb. jr.: Mrs. Robert L.
Dickinson. Mrs. Fowler'S proxy.
corresponding associations: Czech
oSlovakia. Mrs. Formanova. Egypt
and Palestine, Miss Roxy Martin,
Miss Ruth Dowdrey: Mrs. Rockwell,
!" represent Groupe lnternationale'
in Geneva. Malaga. Miss Mary Ru-
therford. Near East, Mrs. Wylie
RroUn. Mrs. T. T. Nickoley, Miss
Ruth Woodsmall. Mrs Hoover. South
America. Mrs. II. L. Coates tMonte-
Airesl. Miss Elizabeth Mcfarland.
Miss Emma Chaplin.
Pioneer and survey associations:
Baltic states and Russia. Mrs. Hun
erson GDorpaD. Miss Helene Pold.
president ORovaD; Mrs. Paul Berain,
ham. Jamaica. Miss Cecil Heath, gen
tral secretary. Korea, Miss Helen
Kim. Mexico, Mrs. Rodriguez. Miss
Elena Landazuri, Sonora Tapia, Mrs:
Concha Romero James, Mrs. Paul
Matthews, Miss Caroline Smith. Ru-
mania. Miss Christine Galitzi.
World executive committee: Mrs.
Waldegrave. president MIR. Waldo
grave and Miss Esther Waldegrave);
the Countess of Portsmouth. treas
urer: Miss Zoe Fairfield, Mrs. Edward
j.. Keen, Mrs. Luxmoore (and Col.
luxmoore). Miss Ethel Stevenson,
Miss Una Saunders, Lady Gladstone.
Miss Charlotte T. Niven. general sec
rotary: Miss GLADYS +. Bretherton.
assistant general secretary: Miss Ev-
elyn W Moore. office executive. Au-
Str'a. Finland, Hungary and French
Switzerland will also send delegates.
Central Delegation.
The following are the delegates for
the local association: Mrs Herbert
r. Day, president of the Washington
Y ". G. A.; Miss Hattie P Anderson.
general secretary: Miss NJ. J. Bar
Grace Braeme, Mrs w. S. Culbertson,
Miss Florence Dunlap, Mrs. Herbert
L. Davis, Miss Elizabeth Eastman.
Miss Agnes Miller. Mrs. Elizabeth
Hubbard, Mrs. Walter Fowler. Miss
Lee Johenbocke. Miss Mary Evans.
Miss Mildred King, Mrs. Howard Ie-
Roy, Mrs. T. f. Brown, Miss Helen
Mcneil, Miss Jessie Mitchell. Mrs
Albert H. Putney, Miss Bertha Pabst.
Miss Elizabeth Pierce, Miss Ruth V.
Pope. Miss Elsa Peterson, Miss Julia
Rittenhouse, Mrs. G.. W. Stone Mrs
W. S. Slade, Miss Bertha Thomas,
Mrs. Harry T.. Hull, Miss Ethel
Wainsfield, Mrs Fred +. Wright,
Miss Mary ]. Wright. Miss Mary
Duval, Miss Ella Poldauf and Miss
RuSemond Porter