Evening star., 1924-04-20

American building, reception by
Washington branch. Tuesday, 80
IL, educational program; 1872. lunch
con at Hotel Washington: 2-5:30, buSi-
ness session; 6, buffet supper at A.
A. L. w. Club; s. open meeting: re-
sponsibility of university women in
public affairs. ednesday-9:3 :30-12.
business session; 1872, luncheon at
Hotel Washington; Ancient Ideas on
the Training of an Ambassador''-Am-
bassador Jusserand; 2-4:15. branch
conference; 4:30-5:30, sectional con-
ferences; s. college group suppers.
Thursday - 9:30-11:30, conferences,
trustees. presidents, deans, professors,
affiliated alumnae associations; IL,
delegates will be received by Mrs
Coolidge at the White House: 2-4.
business session; 4, drive around
Washington: Z, international dinner
at Hotel Washington, Friday-9:3o-
IL, business session; 1880, luncheon at
Baltimore; 4. tea by the Baltimore
branch.
The general officers of the association
are: Aurelia Henry Reinhardt. preSi-
dent; Helen Thompson Woolley, vice
president; Vassie ]. Hill, treasurer
retary; Nina Kerr, executive secretary ::
Frances Fenton Bernard, educational
secretary.
Sectional directors of the association
section; May l. Keller, South Atlantic
section; Frances Perkins, northeast CEN
trail section Mary Leal Harkness Black,
southeast central section; Grace Ellis
Ford, northwest central section; Frances
Macy Anderson, southwest central sec
ton; Leila Kennedy Hutchens. North
Rocky Mountain section; Abby Hager-
man Shafroth, South Rocky Mountain
section; Gertrude Homans Cooper, North
Pacific section; Emma Noonan, South
Pacific section.
Local committees. under the general
chairmanship of Miss Margaret Bell
Merrill, president of the Washineton
branch of the association, have COM
pleted arrangements for the entertain
(ment Of a large number of delegates.
Committees Mt Work.
Convention committees include
club affairs, in charge of Mrs. Frank
G.. wilkins; credentials, Mrs Edward
Horton: printing and badges, Mrs.
Paul Kaufman; housing, Mrs. Ray
mond Morgan; information desk and
aides, Mrs. Samuel Herrick; recep-
tions, Mrs Glen Levin Swiggett; in
water; luncheons, Mrs. Robert How
ard; college group suppers. Miss
Sibyl Baker; motor corps, Mrs. P
Philip Smith; civic drive, Miss Har-
Jackson; Goucher trips, Miss Edna
Stone; publicity, Mrs. Edmund Nourse.
Mrs. Samuel Herrick. chairman of
the committee on information, is as
sisted by Mrs. Albert Barrows, vice
chairman of the committee on hospi-
tality; Miss Ethel Riley, vice chair
man of the committee on information.
and Miss Ruby Nevins, vice chairman
of the committee of aides. Mrs. j.
Austin Stone and Mrs. Alvin Dodd
will act as aides to the president;
Mrs. Edmund Horgan and Miss
Dorothy Grover as aides to the ex-
ecutive secretary.
Additional committee members are
as follows: Hospitality-Mrs. A. w.
Barker, Mrs w. o. Boswell, Mrs.
Paul Brockett, Miss Elizabeth Dean,
Mrs. Dannemfller, Mrs. Julian Dowell,
Mrs. E. r. Morey, Mrs. Karl Leming,
Mrs Harlan Perrill, Mrs. Louis
Scherer, Mrs. CALDWELL Tyler, Mrs.
Whitehead, Mrs. H G. Moulton, Mrs.
Paul Henderson,; Information, Mrs.
II. G. Doyle, Mrs. c. B. Asher, Mrs.
G. P. Graham, Miss Sue Schoolfield,
Miss Evelyn Thompson, Mrs w. E.
Price, Mrs. W. S. Rogers, Miss Kate
Lee Gregg, Miss Ida Johnson, Mrs.
c. B. Squire: aides, Mrs. Arthur Boal.
Mrs. H S. LIE Roy, Miss Olive Pres
colt, Miss Ruth Weeks, Miss Celia
Oppenheimer, Miss Sue CAN'T, Miss
Emily Stewart, Miss Edith Macaulay,