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| Final arrangements have been made
| for the trienniai meeting of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of the National Council
of the Episcopal Church, which will
convene here october 10 and continue
until October %. 1t is expected 500
delegates. representing membership
of 100000. will be present at the meet
ing. the business sessions of which will
be held at the Mayf1OWer Hotel
Local members of the Woman'S Aux
iliary for the Diocese of Washington
who have been in charge of arrange
ments for the triennial meeting are as
follows: General chairman, Mrs. Will
liam d. Hurd treasurer, Mrs. James
Kirkpatrick; executive secretary, Miss
Janet w Lake; executive committee,
Mrs. William s Bishop Mrs. David S.
CARL. Mrs. Angus Crawford Mrs. Wal
ter M Gilbert, Mrs. J. J. Graham. Miss
Anne Grey, Mrs. Frnak Paul Leetch,
Miss Bertha H. Locker, Miss Emily c..
Matthews. Mrs. G. Brown Miller, Mrs.
Samuel Warren Miller, Miss Mary Y.
Wheeler, Mrs. Edward NJ. Weeks, Mrs.
c. NJ. Wilkes, Mrs. Spencer S. Wood
and Mrs. John Hervey Young.
In addition, the following are chair
men of committees for the triennial:
Honorary reception committee, Mrs.
James E. Freeman; triennial fund, Mrs
G. Brown Miller; finance and budget
Miss Emily C.. Matthews; housing, Mrs.
c. NJ. Wilkes; rooms in private houses,
Mrs. w. S. Qunter: motor corps Mrs.
T. j. HoWerton and Mrs Charles v.
Wheeler; reception at trains, Mrs.
Swager Sherley; reception at hotels,
Mrs. George F. Dudley; registration and
infCymation. Miss Helen Munroe and
Mrs. Margaret j. Spottiswood; badges,
Mrs. F. c. Wallace; entertainment of
missionaries, deaconeSSeS ard sister,
hoods. Mrs. David CARL; placing and
entertaining Of negro delegates, Mrs.
John Hervey Young and Miss Bertha
II. Locker; place of meeting, Miss Mary
Y. Wheeler; united thank offering
service, Miss Lucy A. Grant: special
services, Mrs. Sidney D. BarkaloW;
study classes, Mrs. w. F.. Bowles; eX-
hibits, Mrs. James r. Ellis; Woman's
Auxiliary receptions, Mrs. AnSOn Phelps
Stokes; missionary teas, Miss Bessie j.
Kibbey; afternoon teas, Mrs. William r.
Myers; "B" Branch entertainment, Mrs.
E. P. Alexander and Miss Ellen M.
Young; special entertainment, Mrs. Eli
A. Telmick; pages. Mrs. G. F. Murphy;
flowers ST. Andrews Branch, College
Park. president Mrs. c. P. Close; in
formation on tea rooms. dining places
and visitors hospitality cooperation,
Mrs. Edward NJ. Weeks: corridor and
rest room and nurses, Mrs. William r.
Bushby: history of diocese, Mrs. Mar
Gus Benjamin; printing, Miss Julia A.
Karr; post cards, posters, presidents
B" branches; publicity, Miss Elisa
beth E. Poe; record of triennial, Mrs.
c. M. Wilkes. and Woman's Auxiliary
office, Mrs. Walter M Gilbert, Mrs
Frank P Leetch and Mrs. Edith Cam
e-on.
Daily celebrations of holy commun-
ion will be held in Washington churches
for the members of the Woman's Aux
iliary during their triennial meeting
here. Practically every week day busi-
ness sessions of the triennial will be
held at the Mayflower Hotel, the excep-
tions being the days when the Womans
delegates will sit in joint ses-
sion with the House of Bishops and
House of Deputies of the General Con-
vention in Memorial Continental Hall.
Registration of the delegates to the