Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-15


May .
The two colored members will be
chosen by the Federation OF Civic As
Sociations at a meeting. April - IT
was announced today
Four Women in Race.
The naming of Mrs Giles Scott Raj
ter ny the Parent-Teacher Associa.
ton as its nominee for the council
brings the number of woman candi-
dates to four. The other woman can
didates are Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley
Mrs. Alcena Lamond and Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell
Others nominated last night are Dan
iel Edwar ds. named by the Lincoln
Park Citizens Association; Fred s
Walker. by the Parkview associa ton,
Of which he is president, and Stephen
r. Kramer. first assistant superin-
tendent of schools and former princi-
pal of Central High School, who was
named as the choice of the Sixteenth
Street Heights association
Two more were nominal ted by col.
ored associations: Howard d. Wood
son by the Northeast Boundary as
socia ton. and Ellie :. Hoffman, b.
the Barry Farms association Of
Southeast Washington.
Several Ask More Time.
Several associations did not name
candidates, saying that they had not
been given sufficient time to call a
meeting. Extension Of the time limit
is being considered. il was said TODAY
a spirited election is assured from
the, long list of candidates. which in
cludes ny who have been prominent
in civic affairs.
The complete list OF candidates fol
lows:
Charles A. Baker. former president
Of the Federation of Citizens Associa-
tions. nomina ted by three aSSocia tons
the Conduit road body. the Northwest
Suburban association and the Tako-
ma Park associa ton.
William s. Torbert. chairman of the
committee which drafted the council
plan by the Rhode Island Avenue
associa ton. with which he is identified,
and by the Brookland association.
John Ihlder, an official OF the United
States Chamber of Commerce, by the
Georgetown association.
George c. Havenner. by the Ana
costa association and by the Randle
Highlands and the East Washington
associations.
George r. Wales. United States Civil
Service Commission, by the Cathedral
Heights association.
association.
Z. Lewis Daily. by the Sixteenth
Street Highlands association
George 4. Finch. vice president of
the federation, by the Piney Branch
association.
Henry X. Bush Brown, sculptor. by
the ashington Chapter of the Amer
lean Institute of Architects and by
the Arts Club.
Mrs. Harvey w Wiley by the Kali.
Drama Citizens Assocfa ton.
Mrs Frank Hiram Smell by the
Lea que of Woman Voters.
Mrs. Alcena Lamond by the Takoma
Park association.
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. the Parent
Teacher Association.
stephen F. Kramer. the Sixteenth
Street Heights associa ton.
Fred S Walker. Park View asso-
citation.
Daniel Edwards. Lincoln Park as
ISOLATION.
William G.. Henderson, the North
Capitol association.
Clayton E. Emig, the Dupont circle
association.
w. l. Swanton of the Columbia
Heights association.
William S. Quinter, the Connecticut
avenue association.
Harry n. Stull. Stanton Park asso-
citation.
James G. Yaden, the Petworth
association.
Proctor l.. Dougherty, the Chevy
Chase association.
e. J. Brennan, the Michigan Park
association.
Ernest H. Pullman, the Manor Park
association.
c. A. Langley of Chiilum Heights
association.
A. j. Driscoll, president of the Mid
city association.
DIR. G. H. Richardson of the Public
Interest Citizens Association of East
Washington.
w. H. Lewis, jr., Garfield associa-
ton.
Lemuel Fugett. Southeast Wash
ington association.
DIR. U. j. Daniels, Potomac associa.
| ton.
DIR. A. r. Collins, Southwest Wash
| ington association.
Huver J. Brown, Pleasant Plains
association.
George Beason, the Georgetown
Civic Association.
DR.. d. E. Wiseman, the Howard
Park association.
Shelby ]. Davidson, the Northwest
| association.