Evening star., 1933-07-02

Of Law. organized by Mrs. Grace Hayes
Riley; the Petworth Woman's Club, or
ganized by Mrs. Otto H. Hummerlund.
president: the Bethesda Woman's Club
of Maryland, of which Mrs. Leonard
Chambers has just been elected presi-
dent; the Daughters OF America, Mrs.
Belle Gibson, president will be organ
lied by Miss Helen Luckett; units of
the American Legion Auxiliary. organ
lied by Mrs May D. Lightfoot; the
Daughters of Union Veterans, organized
Society of the Children of the Ameri-
can Revolution: the Abraham Lincoln
Circle, organized by Miss Rebecca
Blaine, president the Columbia Heights
Art Club, organized by Mrs. Mary K.
Nalle, president; the District OF Col
umbia Auxiliary of the National Sab
bath Alliance organized by Mrs. Ellis
Logan. president; the Excelsior Liter
airy Club, organized by Mrs. Alice 3.
Creque, president; the Parkview Wo-
mans Club. who will participate in
honor of Clara Barton; the William H.
Beck Circle, No. 4. of the Ladies
Worrell, president; Soroptomist Club,
of which Miss Nora B. Hussman is
president; the Marietta Park Woman's
Club Mrs. Stanley D. Reed, president;
the Association for the Prevention of
tuberculosis organized by Mrs. Ernest
Grant; the Pen and Palette Club. Or
ganized by Miss Eleanor Chambers,
president: the woman members of the
Stanton Park Citizens Association, Or
ganized by Mrs. Frank Parsons: the
District of Columbia Bar Association,
organized by Mrs. Norma Britton, vice
president: the Woman's Single Tax Club,
led by Mrs Walter H. Campbell; the
Mid-City Citizens Association; the
Shakespeare Society. led by Mrs. Mabel
Owens Wilcox; the Sunshine and Com
munity Society. of which Mrs. j. E.
Reid is president. organized by Mrs.
P. j. Christian; the Legion of Loyal
Women, of which Mrs Agnes Barnard
is president; the Friendship House, car
rying the social service banner, led by
Miss Dorothy Dietz; the Young Wo-
mems Council, led by Miss Mabel Van
Dyke; the Business and Professional
which Mrs. D. Priscilla Edgerton Is
president.
Banners to Be Carried.
The National Woman's Party will
carry special banners of tribute to
members who were active in the suffrage
campaign and who have since died.
Those from the District of Columbia
include Mrs. Kate Boeckh, Mrs. Eva
Evans, Miss Emma Gillette, Mrs. Har-
riette Hilton King, Belva Lockwood, DR..
Clara Ludlow, Mrs. Emma Dean Powell.
Mrs Robert Bruce Wallace, mother OF
Mrs. Dwight Clark; Mrs. Alice Barney,
Mrs. Jessie Hardy MacKaye, and Mrs.
Inez Milnolland, Minnie Madern FiSke,
Mrs. H. o. Havemeyer, Crystal Eastman
and Mrs. Elizabeth Colt; from Cali
fornia. Mrs. Phoebe Hearst of San
Francisco. Miss Eliza Lord of Kentfleld
and Miss Ellen B. Scripps of La Jolla;
from Colorado, Mrs. Oliver H. Shoup
and DR.. Caroline E. Spencer. both OF
Colorado Springs; from Connecticut,
Catherine M. Flanagan Of Hartford;
from Delaware, Mrs Martha E. Gran
ston of Newport; from Florida, Mrs.
Mary A. Nolan of Jacksonville; from
Georgia, Mrs. Legare O'Bear of Madi-
son, Senator Rebecca FELTON, of Carters-
vile; from Illinois, Ruth Crocker, Mrs.
Mary Wilmarth. Mrs. Augusta Rose
wald all of Chicago; from Maryland,
Rev. Olympia Brown of Baltimore,
whose home was formerly in Wisconsin;
from Massachusetts,, Mrs. Josephine
Preston Peabody of Cambridge, Mrs.
Agnes M. Morey of Brookline, and
Mrs Steale MacKaye of Shirley; from
Michigan, Mrs. William McGraw and
Mrs James Whittemore of Detroit;
from Minnesota, Mrs. Alden Potter OF
Minneapolis; from Ohio, DR.. Gillette
Hayden and Mrs John Gordon Batelle,
both of Columbus, from oregon, Clara
Void of Portland; from Pennsylvania,
Miss Mary Burnham, Mrs. Katherine G.
Halligan, and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis OF
Philadelphia, Mrs Rebecca Winsor, OF
Haverford; from Tennessee, Mrs. l..
Crozier French of Knoxville; from Vir-
ginia, Mrs. Sophis Meredith and Miss
Julia Jennings both of Richmond; and
from West Virginia, Mrs. Jewell Kenny
of Kingwood.
In as many instances as possible, de-
scendants of the pioneers and of the
Woman's Party members will carry the
banners of tribute. On the day fol-
lowing the ceremonies delegation of
the National Woman's Party will carry
IFssolutions 70 the ilfhite House. Dur.