Evening star., 1932-03-31
JUSTICE PARLEY'S
PLANS UNDER WAY
Momen's Entertainment
Committee to Have Luncheon
Tuesday to Outline Work.

Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, chairman
OF the Womens Committee on Enter
tainment for the American Conference
on International Justice to be held here
early in May, announced today the
preliminary list of the members of her
committee. She has also arranged
luncheon meeting of the committee to
be held at the National Women's Coun-
try Club next Tuesday.
Dr.. Arthur Deerin Call, secretary of
the washington Committee on Arrange
mentS for the conference, will speak at
the luncheon. In addition to the men,
bers OF the committee all members of
the National WomenS Country Club
nave been invited to the luncheon.
Members Of Committee.
Members Of Mrs. Tuckermans COM
mlttee are: Mrs. Arthur Stanley Briggs,
representing the Archaeological Society;
Mrs. Walter Du B. BrookingS, Mrs Ar
thur D. Call, Mrs. Wade H. Ellis, Mrs
Hamilton Fish, jr., representing the
Congressional Club; Mrs. John c. Fre-
mont, Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, rep
reSenting the Woman's Club of Be-
thesda; Mrs. James E. Hughes. repre-
senting the National Women's Country
Club; Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs
Tillman Martin, Mrs. Harold N Marsh,
Mrs. Dallas D. McGrew, Nine. De
Mauduit, representing the Colonial
Danes of America; Mrs. Daniel Notion,
Mrs. James Brown Scott, Mrs. Sidney
F. TaliafeTro, Mrs Hamilton Wright
and Mrs. Henry A. Strong
The Mems Organization Committee,
OF which L. Corrin Strong is chair
man and E. A. Brand vice chairman,
has selected several committees to de-
velop the participation of numerous
Washington organizations in the actiV-
titles of the conference. The Commit
tee on Business Mems Organizations,
headed by Col. Edward G.. Bliss, will
deal with the Washington Chamber of
Commerce, the Board of Trade, the
Automotive Trade Association and
similar groups. Edwin S. Hege of the
Bicentenntal Commission, former pres
ident of the Citizens Federation, will
give attention to the Citizens Associa-
tions. Former Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Wade H. Ellis is in charge of the
relations with patriotic organizations.
Maj. Clayton E. Emig will seek the
cooperation of such bodies as Rotary,
Kiwanis and similar groups.
Publicity Committee.
The Publicity Committee for the
conference is to include the following
members of the press: Daniel c..
Chace, Washington Star, chairman;
Hal H. Smith, New York Times;
J. Fred Essary, Baltimore Sun; Col.
c. Fred Cook and Harold Rogers,
Washington Star; Charles G. Ross, st.
Louis Post-Dispatch; Aubrey Taylor,
Washington Post; Paul Wooton, New
Orleans Times-Picayune, and William
Philip Sinlms, Scripps- Howard papers.
Completion of the Program Commit
tee is announced with the names OF
James Brown Scott, chairman; Mag
nus w. Alexander, Chandler P. An
derson. william Nelson Cromwell,
Wade H. Ellis, Bishop James E. Free
man, Lieut.. Col. U. S. Grant, Sd;
Charles Cheney Hyde, Walter l. Nc
Coy, Harold G. Moulton, Nathan L.
Miller, William Tyler Page, Leo S.
Rowe, Henry w. Temple, Oscar T.
Crosby, Rev Edmund A. Walsh, S. J.;
Thomas Raeburn White and James D.
Murdock, with Arthur D. Call, director
of the conference, and Lacey c. Zapf,
executive director.