The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1922, Page 22

‘ 9 raret Maunaman. Bessie Goldstein, Miss Tda Regan, tes night, Monday, Oct, 30, at the ‘00 vn omen 00S agar y Twelfth Assembly Diatrict—Mre. | Mra, Nellie Clinton, Mra. M. [club house, No, 179 Hendrix Stroet Kathryn Hayden, Mra. Lillian Bolton, [Agnes Ward, Mis’ Anna Vaughn Py . Mrs. Kdna” Hubbell, Miss Florence |Mra, Clara Collins, Miss Rao Sorin, | Brooklyn women Democrats expect n a remen ous rganiza ion Marshall, Mra. Margaret Kennipgton, | Miss Ame Hadden, Misa Blanche] to attend in large numbers the barn Mra, Margaret Skipper, Mra. May |Beantleburn and Mix Anna Bausch, [dance ord candidates’ meeting which : eatin — Finch, Mrs Mary Brady, Mrs. Mary Twenty-third Aasembly Distriet—[the wornen Democrate of Nassau A . Griffin and Mrs. Mary Hocknell Anna Pearsail, Margaret Wilgus Nellie | County will hold Monday, Oct. 80, in Democratic Candidate For Supreme Court Justice For- ttt sty Asie maby, Daatric Mis. | Hoyle, Anna Rossa, Catherine Young, [Hickayglle. Miss Mary Gailagher ts to " te at ‘ Saty @ organ T, Donnelly, Mrs. Janes H.| Margaret Perry, Mary Lynch ten | ct of the entertainment tunate in His Enthusiastic Friends of Fair Sex. Martow, ME, Williash) Marna, stiss| Sunmer, ‘Verutten Caserer Guhl | tlaraaret <Wasiers expecta “ta, dias The interest. of Brooklyn's womon | sembly District—Mra, W. Cunning. | Genevieve Brennan, Mrs. Emma Nel-| Ryan, failian Aronson, Sarah Woif,| tribute 1,000 Hagarty buttons at the politicians is about evenly divided bo- | ham, Mrs, K. Nugent, Mra. 1. Money, Ge, Aira. Jama Hatt, Mra. Katherine | Bella Kata, Esther Arkowlta, Millie | @ance - Miss Mary Brogan, Mrs. T. Kiernan, | \) ‘lt Miex Mary C, Ward and] Pronk, Ethel Sterndorf, Pauline Pi — ¥ « Pan tween the Republican mass meeting. | 447. 4. Cleary, Mrs, M. Knapp and | Mise Ella Finnegan ner, R. Pearkman, Bertha Ross and| Miss Amy Wren will be the woman held to-morrow night at the Academy | sian K. Sweeney we ie fesse District ~ Miss] sailie Katz, spenker at a rally Friday night at the of Music, and the campaign activities] ‘Third Assembly District—Miss Mary] sore QUIN pane aif aa Lande —— th Abe mbly_ District Republican 7 ; | Hickey, Misa Elizabeth CaNaghan, | &% e awley, Miss Elizabe he . . / ub, No. 590 Bedford Avenue, of the Hagarty Committee. To-night's aoe Pi leoeh Dennaty swine ary Kano, Mre. Nellie O'Connor, Mrs ee le) candidates’ meeting of 23 mass meeting is the first attempt of / ; Mary Bartle rx, Rita Applebaum | the Citizens Committee of the 224 As- re Fr L. Duffy, Miss Frances Hanley, Mre.{ ona atine ML Haffert sembly District will be held t Miss Marie Frugone will be one of the Republican women to manage a} John Langan, Mrs. Ehzaboth Bverett, 1 act, Aswembly. Di aten,{@t Public School No, 171 Rideerani|the speakers at the meeting of the large rally of their own Mrs, M. Rowe, Mra. M. MePadten| yoo Snwuinon Mra, Georae fara, {and Lincoln Avenues, Mins Gara! | Harding American Republican Club, Wits Wome‘ Comentttoe for ‘Wil “a fped Siary ‘Cody. ee abi bres Mixs Amanda Hamilton, Mra. Helen Mer tdal Democratic co-leader of the)” 8! Utica Avenue, to-night, he 0) 01 eo fo : Ma » Mi “ e Dioas Anna Soave 22d Assembly District, 7 ae am . fagarty, candidate for sa-|Mie® Elizabeth Murphy, Sine Eliza-} @ oi Ne ugh: istrict. will preside, Republican women are expected to - esate beth Abel, Miss Hannah Link oe ed Ma turn out in large numbers for the preme Court Justi is by far the] “pourth Assembly District—Mrs. J =e evieve Calby, Misa Agnes ee Pie jshiat Democratle Club of | meeting at the day Ridge High Schoot Calb; re ana i lers, 4. je Assem y Bt = ¥ ¥ most active women’s committee in shor, Mrs. M. Nugent, re “ff ot an an Hen Ma I nade Vinal Ih Seabee GAN ROR Ger-| Saturday night, which will be ad- “i ae Agne ummings, Mn ‘nroling ide Vaughan, le ol ia 4 Brooklyn. Under the direction of Mrv. sae at a eda be rs Bie iiel, Miw. Mary MoCovmtdh a hold a can- ‘dressed by both Senator Wadsworth! Margaret Walters, the Chairman, It] Nujey, Mra, A, Butler, Mrs. J. PI Mary MeQuade, Miss Harriet Iich-], — te nrranging the plabarding of every| Miss A. Lindsey, Miss Mae Bt ardaon and Mra. Edward Flanagan Assembly district with Hagarty post-| Mrs. Cummings, Mrs, John M _ Sixteenth Assembly District-—Mrs eral Fen an aba abate MeMrhun, Mire. it, Modar Sarah Adler, Mis, Helen Lloyd, Mrs ers. ‘Tho committee w Been He Bocchus J. J. Fenning and Mra, Margase @ house-to-house canvass for Haga: \ Assembly District — Miao] Git. ; ty. Mrs, Walters plans to have a} Miriam McCabe, Mrs, Irene Dolag,| wine Ty Mee eely District Mi Hagarty speaker added to every mect-| Miss Grace Ryan, Mins Catherine] ine in . neg feeb) t ge on | Ryan. Miss Extetle Davis, Mis. We eee st UT al ing of Democratic women tn the Se Mrs. Estelle Davis, Mre,| Bessie Borkstav Miss Elizibet is ‘nd Judicial District Mrs. Walters's team captains for Mrs. Mary Moran, Mrs. M Brooklyn are Miss Lillian Murphy. | laghan and Mrs. Cathe tbe a Assembly Distriet— Sirs, Elizabeth R. Struck, Miss Mary] Sixth Assembly Distric Beal Tene, Anne. Uove) < Greeny, | Glenn, Mra. Joseph Glambabo, beth Shea, Susanna Kopp, He T. Harrington, Mrs. Mary Greehy./ \ii4, phoresa Kennedy, Mrs. Helon|™me Evans, Julia Seitz, Catherine Miss Carrie D'Oench, Mrs. Agnes] Judge, Mrs. T. Leddy, Mrs. James French, Itzzie Schell, Lavina Buck Leonard Ward, Mise Kathryn Mc-|Maher, Mra, Mark Rudich, Miss Helen} *lman, Eleanor Burns, Elizabeth a Evel J. Meagher, |J¢lion and Mrs. B. B, Wissner. Green, garet Walsh, Rose Ma Givney, Mrs. Evelyn J. Meagher, |e venth Assembly District—Miss A, | oler. Mary Leddy, Bertha Hirchkind Mrs, Minnie J. Harris, Mins Honour! asterita, Mrs. M. Parone, Miss Mary | Mary Kenmore, Emilie Lehman, May Gelson, Mrs. Ellen M, Joyce, Mrs.|/Gotimer, Mrs. Catherine Rowe, Mrs. dapnte . eauee Wilhelmina Closset 7 ig aie ania ihe Sophie Kredermacher, © Brelyn Wand Rehm, Mrs. Catherine) Mary Scheff, Mra tlt Mason. ree | Tuttle, Mary McNamara, Catherine I, Carroll, Miss Estelle M. Corcoran. | (7. oy soil hs ae L, Ambruster, Edna Kiernan, Mar Mrs. Jennie McMahon, Mrs. Minnie J.) °°"% aret Calaretia, Sarah Mi Ave Mra, Sallie McRac Minsterer,| Eighth Assembly District—Mrs. P.JGreq 11. Shanley, AMRRAES Gens Mrs. Waggie Conner Alt, Mrs. Helen nond, Mrs. George Joyee, Mrs. | iigabeth Ryan, Genevieve Rogers, A. beaun, Mrs. Mary &. O'Malle: lershot, Miss Grace Coughlin, | Eizabeth Lindsey. Frances Shepsey Miss Gertrude Vaughn, Mrs, Agnes Judge, Mrs. M. Campbell, and Margaret Gonnon. : Riley. 4 Jennie Roche, Misa M. Kranz, | Twonty-Firet Asseinbly District— Mrs. Dorothea Courten heads the M. Cavanagh, Miss A. Kiley, | Miss Kathryn Conklin, Mrs. Anma I Queens team, Mrs, Carrie Carey, the . McKaigney, Mrs. M. Begley, | Bowman, Mrs, Hugh Collins, Miss Sutolk women, Mis. J. W. Calla-} Mrs. Miss Anna McNulty | Agnes Mahoney, Mrs. Helen Kennedy, , the Nassau team, and Mre.jand Mrs. L. Roche. Mrs. Annie Cowen, Mrs, Edyth Hay- Me MeSorley, the Richmond Assembly District — Miss | ward, Miss Rose 2. Rice, Mrs. Victor Pauien Anna M. Wall, Miss Kathryn C.| podworth, Mrs. Mary Brophy, Mrs In Mrs. Walters’s own district, the | Doyle, Miss Katherine M. Donovan, | J. Hamilton Rainey, Mrs. Alies Mc- det Amembiy. District, a house to] Miss Elien McCormack, Miss Mac BE. | Cormack, Mrs, Etta Goldstein, M house canvass has already been start-|Crowley, Miss Mary HE. Leary and} ila Rosenblum, Mrs. J. Palley and ed by the following teama: Mrs. M Miss Katherine Weaver Miss Alice Maun fhe Guilfoyle, Mrs. Catherine Es-| Eleventh Assembly District—Mrs. | Twenty-Second Assembly District tress, Mrs, Helen Judge, Mrs. Mar- [Catherine Flynn, Miss Marie Curry, | —Mrs. Winifred Greene, Mra, Mabel Miss Margaret Wilton and Mrs. Mar- Mis, Maury Bennett, Mrs. garet Davis, Mrs. Catherine McGont- gal, Mrs. Daisy Horn, Mrs. Margaret |* Heoney, Mrs. Mary McLaughiin, Mra. Catherine Drobinski, Mra Carrie Carrley, Mra. Vinnie Hyams, Mrs. Sadie Garahan, Mrs. Jane V. Farley, Miss Isabell Donnelly, Mixs Genevive Vane: ser, Mig. Mabel Knox, Miss Kathien Quayle, Mrs. Mary Donlen, Liss J nn Duff,;Mrs. Winifred Len- non, Mrs. Meta Merchant, Miss Emly Cuite, Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkins and Miss Laura Grant. Wome: of the 19th Assemfiy Dis- trict are organizing rival Hagarty teams. One will be headed by Mrs. Maggie Conner Alt and the other by Mrs. Elizabeth Avenious. Mrs. Minnie J. Harris, who heads the team from the 10th Assembly District, is also managing the wom. en’s end of William M. Carewell’s/ campa gn. Mrs. Harris's team for Hagarty is composed of the follow- ing: M*s. Caroline Mason, Miss Eliza- beth N Degnan, Mrs. Alice J. Mc- Cormacs, Mrs. John J. Bannen, Mrs. | Mary Groll, Mrs. Jeanette Allen and Mrs. Etther Murphy. One «4 the largest Hagarty teams 1s that orkunized by Mrs, Minnie J. Abel in the 17th Assembly District. This includes afiss Anna Walsh, Mra. Frances C. Rooney, Edna C. Kelly, Elizabeth L. Cody, Mary J. Kennedy, Henrietta, McBride, Anna Riordan, Elizabeth McElroy, Alida A. White, Mary Filan, Susan Conway, Ida Hagen, Veronica Clancy, Bllzabeth Jacobs, Fusan Barry, Helen Freder- icks, Gertrude Carney, Julia M. Rosell, Mary E. O'Connor, Martha Farrell, Dorothy Perritt, Mary Hoey, Eleanor Shea, Anna A. Dougherty, Mary A. Blunden, Julia V. Delaney, Ellen Gallagher, Catherine Mullin, Rebecca Weinberg, Elizabeth Dwyer, Mary Coyle, Isabel MeGovern, Frances Lipton, Margaret F. Murray, Evelyn Jevin, Katherine Parks, Katherine MeNally, Mabel Denton, Katherine MeLaughiin, Josephine Greve, Mrs Herman Greve, Ellen J. Ruddy, Eliza- beth Matthew, Katherine Magutre, Louise A. Lemken, Susio Corrigan, Mary Keough, Sue Mulholland, Kath erine Scanlon, Nora Mahony, Etiza- beth Tyson, Mary Eagan, Mary Geiney, Adelaide Hackett, Lillian Stokes, Sadie Atwater, Ellen Cordes, Anna Clamfelt, Elizabeth Carney and «lice McCarthy. Other Brooklyn teams are: 24 As- FACTORY MRL , ro You Pitts 357, TO We Are the Dealer. We Are th ry By eliminating the Dealer and Jovi profite—cutting factory conte tion of overhead to @ nilnimu us to offer you 6 FACTORY LOFTS OF ¥ Qualities unequalled, qualities an AT POSITIVE’ 8. 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