Davidson County women in the world war, 1914-1919, Part 22

Author: Gilmore, Rose Long
Publication date: 1923
Publisher: Nashville : Foster & Parkes
Number of Pages: 530


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BELMONT CIRCLE AUXILIARY


Wis. Ilarry 1. Williamson. Captain. assisted by the following workers:


Mr. W. E. Hibbett, Mrs. T. A. Curley. Mrs. P. A. Moses, Mrs. Chester Brown, Mrs. A. B. ark. Mrs George Rever, Mrs. J. M. Durrett. Mrs. Forrest Graham. Mrs. Henderson Moore. Mr (. (. Paris, Mrs. J. K. Simpson, Mrs. Thomas Spain, Mrs. E. S. Culbert. Mrs. Fannie A. Brick Mrs. C. (. Talley. Mrs. J. 11. Harriman. Mrs. M. Harrison. Mrs. H. H. Campbell, Mrs. HI (. Olav. Mrs Mary Burns, Mrs. A. B. Benedict. Mrs. 1 .. M. O'Brien, Mrs. A. B. Fisher, Mrs. 1 \ Cooper, Mr. G. W. Lawrence, Mrs. E. B. Flischer. and Mrs. W. J. Wallace.


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CENTENNIAL CLUB AUXILIARY


Mrs. M. C. MeGannon, Supervisor, Section One; Mrs. Walter Stokes, Supervisor. Section Two. Mrs. John DeWitt served as Captain of Mrs. McGannon's Section and Mrs. C. C. Christopher served as Captain of Mrs. Stokes's Section.


Pioneer members of Centennial Club Auxiliary included:


Mrs. R. II. Lacey, Mrs. Clay G. Stephens, Mrs. John W. Moore, Mrs. W. L. Nichol, Mrs. C. A. Marshall, Mrs. S. S. Crockett, Mrs. Percy Williams, Mrs. Samuel Douglas, Mrs. Albert Britt, Miss Mary Webb, Miss Marian Walsh, Mrs. Weaver llarris, Mrs. George E. Blake, Mrs. John H. Reeves, Mrs. Hallum Goodloe, Mrs. James B. Ezzell, Mrs. G. P. Edwards, Miss Rebecca Jones, Mrs. Lemuel R. Campbell, Mrs. William T. Hale, Jr., Mrs. Emmett Cooper, and Miss Mary Allen Thompson.


COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN'S AUXILIARY


Mrs. John Coode. Supervisor; Mrs. Horace Cauvin. Captain. Workers of this unit were:


Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs. W. C. Sanders, Mrs. Elizabeth Joseph. Mrs. R. F. Regan, Mrs. John Bevington, Mrs. T. J. Wynne. Mrs. W. C. Mount, Mrs. P. A. Murray. Wrs. W. J. Morrison, Mrs. John Lowery. Mrs. John Trebing, Mrs. E. G. Ignatz, Mrs. John Sinnott, Mrs. Herman Brackman, Mrs. W. F. Mooney. Mrs. I. F. Huddleston, Mrs. H. J. Grimes, MRS. M. C. McGANNON (Gertrude Snow) Mrs. J. P. Regan, Mrs. E. F. Nenon. Mrs. Frank Ignatz, Mrs. A. C. Taylor. Mrs. R. F. Martindale, Mrs. Martin Gilmore, Miss Elsie Winnia. Miss Maggie McCormick. Miss Sadie Donovan, Miss Mamie Brew, Miss Lena Tamble. Miss Catherine Neuhoff, Miss Lizzie Mooney, Miss Delia Brew. Miss Elizabeth Breen, Miss Minnie Kaminsky, Miss Cornelia Coode, Miss Catherine Grimes, Miss Alice G. Smith, Mrs. J. F. Murray, Miss Kate Breene, and Miss Catherine Winnia.


Mrs. Humphrey Timothy supervised a group of Catholic women who worked before the organization of the Nashville Chapter at the various Catholic churches. and later came to headquarters to sew. Mrs. Timothy was assisted by a captain from each church. who corralled the workers.


COLONIAL DAMES' AUXILIARY


Mrs. Samuel H. Orr and Mrs. J. D. Blanton, Supervisors. The membership was composed of :


Mrs. J. H. Kirkland, Mrs. C. S. Brown, Mrs. Edward Buford, Mrs. Leslie Cheek, Mrs. J. L. Dismukes, Mrs. Bruce Douglas, Mrs. William Duncan, Mrs. Hallum Goodloe, Mrs. J. W. Howard. Mrs. Bruce R. Payne, Mrs. J. H. Pilcher, Mrs. Charles C. Trabue, Mrs. C. B. Wallace, Mrs. Claude Waller, Mrs. Owen Wilson, Mrs. Louis G. Wood, Mrs. Sinclair Niles, Mrs. G. M. Neely. Mrs. Jesse M. Overton, Mrs. Percy Warner, Mrs. E. W. Foster, and Mrs. Alex Caldwell.


COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN'S AUXILIARY


Mrs. David Lowenheim, Chairman. The following composed this auxiliary:


Mrs. L. Frankland, Mrs. Adolph Loveman. Mrs. Martin Loventhal, Mrs. Louis Lowenstein, Mrs. Ben Lindauer. Mrs. V. Bach, Mrs. Sol Cline. Mrs. Charles Cohn, Mrs. Sam Cohn, Mrs. Mae Ellis. Mrs. Abram Frank, Mrs. A. L. Goldberg, Mrs. H. Harsizyk. Mrs. A. IHirshberg, Mrs. Isaac Hirshberg. Mrs. Joe Jacobs, Mrs. A. Johnson. Mrs. Arthur Joseph. Mrs. Harry Joseph, Mrs. H. Kamer, Mrs. J. L. LsPat, Mrs. M. Lazarus. Mrs. R. Z. Levy, Mrs. Dorris Loven- thal, Mrs. Lee Loventhal, Mrs. I. Lowenstein, Mrs. Sol Lowenstein, Mrs. Sigmund Marks, Mrs. Joe Morse, Mrs. Julius Lowenstein, Mrs. A. Roth, Mrs. A. Rothchild, Mrs. M. Rosenthal, Mrs. V. S. Sobel, Mrs. A. Weinbaum. Mrs. Henry Weinbaum, Mrs. M. Weiner, Mrs. Lee Zibart, Miss Mamie Blum, and Miss Belle Goodman.


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GROUP OF W. C. T. L. WORKERS IN THE HOSPITAL GARMENT SECTION OF THE NASHVILLE CHAPTER


First row. left to right: Mrs. Lena Wallace O'Barr, Mrs. Anna Martin Draughn. Mrs. Meda Cole Taylor, Mr -. W. 1 .. Tally (sallie Hampton, Chairman of unit. Mrs. I. N. Hyde (Annie Holo. Top row: Mr., Emma Jungerman Rust (Mrs. J. W., Mrs. Cynthia Harrell Carter. Mrs. \. 11. Cox (louise Harrison). Mrs. Anna Cartwright Cann, Mrs. J. Herstein ( \va Evans). Mrs. J. (. Walker (Sallie Morris).


DAVIDSON COUNTY W. C. T. U. AUXILIARY


A list of workers of this unit may be found listed underneath the picture.


DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION


Mrs. E. A. Price. Supervisor.


CAMPBELL. CHAPTER


Mrs. E. W. Foster. Captain. with:


Mrs. John Mosby. Mrs. C. A. Marshall. Mas. Sinclair Viles, Mrs. J. J. Van Ness, and Mrs. Robin Rhodes.


CUMBERLAND CHAPTER


Mrs. J. O. Hendley. Captain. Her force included:


Mr -. F. W. Millspaugh. Mr -. J. E. Hart, Mrs. J. Washington Moore .Mrs. Charles Morrow, Mr -. R. E Donnell. Mrs. Byron Martin. and Mrs. Maggie L. Hicks.


THOMAS MCCRORY CHAPTER


Vis. Bruce R. Payne. Captain. Assisting this unit were:


Mrs John Kreig. Mrs. A. M. McClain, Mrs. W. O. Tirrill. Mrs. Ridley Wills. Mts. C. S. Brown. Wiss Agatha Brown. and Miss Mary Webb.


LASTERN STAR AUXILIARY


Mrs. Pat Quigley and Mrs. W. T. Wene. Supervisors.


Mr. S. J Fletcher, Mrs. H. E. Harrison, Mrs. W. S. Hlite. Mrs. J. E. Johnson, Mrs. Arch Wiramin Mr (\ Schuyler. Mrs. J E. Travis. and Mrs. S. B. Wilson.


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THE WORLD WAR. 1914-1919


FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH AUXILIARY


Mrs. W. P. Rankin and Mrs. J. W. Hurt, Supervisors.


Mrs. W. A. Roberts. Mrs. W. I. Edwards, Mrs. J. H. Campbell, Mrs. Casey Jones, Mrs. Charles Eastman, Mrs. E. C. Dargan, Mrs. C. Bauman, Mrs. Kirk llart, Mrs. J. B. Totten, Mrs. Ilite C. Moore, Mrs. Harry Manby, Mrs. C. E. Connibear, Mrs. J. M. Gilliam, and Mrs. J. O. McKee.


Mrs. J. W. Hurt. whose untimely death occurred while in service, registered a daily attendance for the fifteen months that she was Captain of her unit, and was one of the most capable workers in this department.


GLEN LEVEN CHURCH AUXILIARY


Mrs. David T. McGill, Supervisor. Members of this unit were:


Mrs. W. C. Alexander, Mrs. S. W. Bomar. Mrs. John Bell, Mrs. Arthur Cooney, Mrs. Victor Cooney, Mrs. J. W. Caffey. Mrs. George W. Dean, Mrs. W. B. Davis, Mrs. D. tlungerford. Mrs. W. G. Ewing. Mrs. Lee Hill, Mrs. E. S. McFadden. Mrs. T. P. May. Mrs. S. Walters McGill, Mrs. Carl Mitchell, Mrs. Oscar Waldkirch. Mrs. E. C. Scruggs, Mrs. G. M. Swan. Mrs. E. W. Mooring, Mrs. F. M. Gerard. Mrs. Charles Stet- son, Mrs. Greenlee Tate, Mrs. Loulie Weele. Mrs. W. W. Porter. Miss Kate Jones. Miss Margaret McNeilly, Miss Margaret White, Miss Elizabeth McFadden, Miss Abbie Spears. Miss Annie McGill, Miss Irene Chenoweth. Miss Mildred Mitchell and Miss Pauline Gerard.


KING'S DAUGHTERS' AUXILIARY


Mrs. Gibson Patterson, the County War Presi- dent. was Supervisor. with Mrs. H. B. Chadwell. Mrs. J. Herstein, Mrs. John A. Jones, and Mrs. Florence Robinson serving at different times as Cap- tains. Those working with this unit were:


Mrs. W. E. Norvell. Mrs. W. H. Buchanan, Mrs. R. D. MRS. DAVID THOMAS McGILL Mrs. McGill never missed a meeting of her Red Cross Unit during the war. She was known by Red Cross workers as "Mother McGill." EzelI, Mrs. E. R. Doolittle, Mrs. Charles Fisher. Mrs. Anna T. Hall, Mrs. Robert Bratton. Mrs. E. A. Booth, Mrs. A. B. Hill. Mrs. Kirk Hart, Mrs. N. D. Rose. Mrs. L. F. Butler. Mrs. E. P. Blair. Mrs. J. L. Bryan. Mrs. E. B. Pennington. Mrs. R. G. Crowley. Mrs. A. G. Moore, Mrs. Drake Hyde. Mrs. Sam Fite, and Miss Janie Outlaw.


MADISON UNIT


This was one of the first units to organize with Mrs. H. B. Chadwell as Captain. Mrs. Chadwell had a number of residents of the Madison community as co-workers. They included:


Mrs. William A. Core. Mrs. E. R. Doolittle, Mrs. T. M. Shields, Mrs. L. S. Doolittle. Mrs. Harry Gee, Mrs. Tilden O'Kain, Mrs. T. O. Morris, and Mrs. William Franklin.


MOORE MEMORIAL CHURCH AUXILIARY


Mrs. W. V. Kennedy. Supervisor. and the following were members of this unit:


Mrs. Brown Buford. Mrs. Henry Maney. Mrs. John Hollins. Mrs. T. Mortimer Gaines, Mrs. E. B. Cayce, Mrs. W. D. Trabne. Mrs. William Sterling. Mrs. O. ]]. Brown. Mrs. T. A. Clark- son, Mrs. J. H. Smith. Mrs. G. W. Gifford. Mrs. W. G. Templeton. Mrs. C. P. Workman. Mrs. James S. Lipscomb, Mrs. J. J. Naive, Mrs. D. S. Allen, Mrs. B. C. Ford. Mrs. Jennings Bailey,


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A GROUP OF CAPTAINS IN THE HOSPITAL. GARMENT SECTION. VASIIVILLE CHAP. TER. A. R. C. AT THE HERMITAGE CLUB HEADQUARTERS


To the right. bottom row. stands Mrs. Jo B. Morgan (Jean Gibson). Supervisor of the Depart- ment. To the left. Mrs. Robert F. Jackson. Director of Woman's Work of the Nashville Chap- ter. Others appearing in the picture are the Captains of the various units who corrated the work- er- for this Department throughout the war.


Mr -. Robert Creighton, Mrs. J. N. Means, Mrs. John W. Childress, Mrs. L. E. Mekeand. Wis. R. O. Mclean. Mrs. W. E. MeNeilly. Mrs. J. W. Pentecost, Mis. W. E. MeKrand. Mrs. A. M. Tillman, Mrs. Sam (. Wilkes, Mr -. C. B. Wilson. Mrs. Ben E. Matthews, Mrs. James B. Vnder- -n. Mrs. D. H. Scanlon, Mrs. A. S. Wilson, Mrs. C. R. Badoux, Mrs. Van Lipscomb. Miss Mattie W. Thompson, Miss Mary Magill, Miss Etta Gifford, Mrs. Charles Odom. and Mrs. Lyon


MAKENDREE CHURCH AUXILIARY


Mrs. Clay G. Stephens, Supervisor. and Miss Alma Oliver. Captain. Assisting with this unit were:


Mr -. John Moore, Mis, John Baskerville. Mrs. Turner Dodd. Mrs. Duncan Davis, Mrs. Miles Williams, Mrs. E. T. Lowe. Mrs. Myra Fall. Mrs. James Keeling. Mrs. John W. Chester. Mrs. I. Y. Crawford. Mrs. R. H. Lacey. and Mrs. James B. Ezzell.


NORTHEAST NASHVILLE AUXILIARY


Viss Alice Edwards. Supervisor. Those working throughout the war with this unit were:


Mr -. Mary Boatwright. Mrs. Philip J. Houser. Mrs. A. R. Hallock. Mrs. J. \. Chamberlain, Mrs. Cassms M. Hult. Mrs. J. O Eckhardt. Mrs. Mary Lee Turner, Mrs. D. F. Blanks. Mrs. Wary Fritz. Mr- George Roth. Mrs. Andrew Mac Kensie. Mr -. Raymond Norris, Mrs. James smith. Mr -. W. M. Harvill. Mrs. J. D. Hite. Mrs. M. M. Ginn. Mrs. Henry Neuhoff, Miss Myrtle MeRar. Miss Maud Payne, and Miss Mary Smith.


SOUTH NASHVILLE AUXILIARY


Mrs. J. Il. Campbell. Mrs. Charles Brengelman and Mrs. J. Paul Harvill. Cap- tains.


Mrs. J. M. Gant. Mrs. Leah Gilbert, Mrs. Mollie Jones. Mrs. J. T. Allen. Mrs. Walter Corlitt. Mr- J. Thompson, Mrs. J. F. Marshall, Mrs. 1 .. A. Tanksley. Mrs. Mat Me Murray,


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Mrs. Louis Peal, Mrs. H. B. Hill, Mrs. E. 11. Murray, Mrs. Bert Geiger. Mrs. Carl McMurray, Mrs. Meredith Flautt, Mrs. A. T. Cartwright, Miss Ophelia Marlin, Miss Jennie Rowen, Miss Annie Rowen, and Miss Kaminsky.


EQUAL SUFFRAGE AUXILIARY


Mrs. Robert L. Sawyer and Mrs. Ira P. Jones, Captains.


Mrs. A. 11. Council, Mrs. J. L. Ifopkins, Mrs. J. F. Horn, Mrs. T. C. Joy, Mrs. M. C. Koellein, Mrs. W. B. Jones, Mrs. W. 11. Sherrill, Mrs. 11. J. Marshall, Mrs. M. Y. Sloan, Miss Martha White, Mrs. W. A. Overall, Mrs. Charles Baker. Miss Matilda Porter. Mrs. Lou Lusky, and Mrs. John Barksdale.


ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH AUXILIARY


Mrs. James Moore and Mrs. C. H. Swann, Supervisors, and the following mem- bers:


Mrs. fra B. Clark, Mrs. Frank H. Weakley. Mrs. George T. Finnegan. Mrs B. 11. Donnan, Mrs. Charles T. Wright, Mrs. W. R. Garrett, Mrs. Mary C. Fisher. Mrs. Mary Blackmore, Mrs. Charles D. Campbell. Mrs. J. H. Ambrose, Mrs. H. L. Lipscomb, Mrs. Robert Baxendale, Mrs. James L. McKoin, Mrs. W. B. Marr, Mrs. George Wade, Mrs. Dillie Driver Reese, Mrs. W. S. Allen, Mrs. W. G. Browne, and Mrs. James Tilt.


UNITED DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY. AFFILIATED CHAPTERS' AUXILIARY


Mrs. Thomas Newbill, Supervisor. Mrs. Newbill's workers consisted of:


Mrs. Thomas Appleton, Mrs. Mark Harrison, Mrs. Harvey Hogg, Mrs. L. A. MeMurray, Mrs. James McHatton, Mrs. W. J. Warner, Mrs. Lyman Green, Mrs. Harvey Lee. Mrs. John Mc- Creery, Mrs. Robert L. Abernathy. Mrs. W. B. Ballard, Mrs. William Carr, Mrs. J. T. Chad- wick, Mrs. R. G. Crowley, Mrs. W. T. Davis, Mrs. John Donelson, Mrs. W. W. Hargrave, Mrs. Rush Hawes, Mrs. Emmett Ifolder, Mrs. R. C. Kenyon. Mrs. A. H. Mizell. Mrs. M. B. Morton, Mrs. David Rice, Mrs. Harold Patterson, Mrs. J. B. Pope, Mrs. W. H. Randall, Mrs. J. V. Smith, Mrs. Maude Y. Sullivan, Mrs. Vivian Tupper. Mrs. J. W. Warner, Mrs. Lizzie West, Mrs. R. D. Crutcher, Mrs. Fred Whittemore, Mrs. J. Matt Williams, Mrs. W. T. Yeargin, Mrs. W. T. Young, Mrs. C. C. Young, Miss Evelyn Crutcher. Miss Elizabeth Campbell, Miss Meta Orr, and Miss Mary Belle Hopkins,


UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' AUXILIARY


Mrs. John V. Orman and Mrs. Emmett Holder as Captains, and the following members:


Mrs. Harvey Hogg, Mrs. Berry Christensen, Mrs. E. Van Schaack, Mrs. A. P. Church, Mrs. Edwin Godwin, Mrs. John Godwin, Mrs. James Austin, Mrs. Henry Cooper, Mrs. William Shrigley, Mrs. Albert King, Mrs. Harry Eskew, and Mrs. Mitchell Austin.


VANDERBILT AID SOCIETY AUXILIARY


Mrs. W. H. Schuerman, Captain. and the following workers:


Mrs. J. M. Anderson, Mrs. W. H. S. Armistead. Mrs. Robert Armistead. Mrs. John Atchison, Mrs. George Bennie, Mrs. A. G. Brant, Mrs. Stewart Campbell. Mrs. M. M. Cecil, Mrs. Henry Colton, Mrs. John E. Dunn, Mrs. Robert Ewing, Mrs. T. G. Garrett. Mrs. Harry Hartupee, Mrs. W. E. Hibbett, Mrs. P. D. Houston, Mrs. Hamilton Love. Mrs. A. B. Hill. Mrs. C. E. Huggins, Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. J. T. McGill, Mrs. John Trotwood Moore, Mrs. G. M. Neely, Mrs. W. A. Ogden, Mrs. Jessie M. Overton, Mrs. Thomas Parkes, Mrs. H. P. Salter. Mrs. R. B. Steele, Mrs. J. H. Stevenson, Mrs. Jesse Thomas, Mrs. Oscar Waldkirch, Mrs. F. L. Wilkinson, Mrs. Bert Young. Mrs. J. A. Witherspoon, Mrs. W. C. Dixon, Mrs. O. N. Bryan, Mrs. W. H. Witt, Mrs. Granbery Jackson, and Mrs. Richard Barr.


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VINE STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH AUXILIARY


Mrs James Cavce. Captain. The workers in this unit included:


Mrs. M. E. Derryberry. Mrs. W. R. Anderson. Mrs. John Adamson, Mrs. J. F. Beatty, Mrs T. Berry. Mrs. J. W. Carmichael. Mrs. George Calhoun. Mrs. Fieldling Gordon, Mrs. Almeta Brannen, Mrs. C. 4. Dabney, Mis. I. M. Drifows, Mrs. E. E. Eastman, Mrs. C. C. Gaines, Mrs


Anna Goodall, Mrs. Andy Grithin. Mrs. J. W. Jacobs. Vr -. Turner Johnson, Mrs. Cates E. Morgan, Wis. W. K. Me Mister. Mrs. Hill Me Alister, Mrs. Theresa Perkins Me Gavock. Mrs D. McKee. Mrs. E. E. MeGer. Mrs. William A. Ogden, Mr -. B. C. Shackelford. Mrs. Hunter Perry. Mrs. 11. W. Stanley. Mis. 1. >. Warren. Mrs. James Yowell. Miss Mary Shackelford, Miss Fannie Gleaves, Mrs. R. C. Moore, Mrs. Joe Holman, Miss Mand Ballard. Mrs. West 11. Morton, Wes. J. 11. Baker, Mrs. Alex. Perry, Mrs. Gibson Patterson, Mrs. Fielding Gordon. Miss Lucile Holman, and Miss Ruth Cowden.


WEST NASHVILLE AUXILIARY


Vr -. Goodloe Cockrill. Supervisor. and the fol- lowing workers:


Mrs. Boyd Thomason, Mrs. C. D. Carter. Mrs. J. O. Walker, Mrs. 1 .. 11. Farris. Mr -. W. E. Gillenwaters, Mrs. Charles Buchanan. Mrs. J. D. Goodwin, Mrs. Rufus Allen, Mrs. T. P. Givens. Mrs. Capitola MeDaniel, Mis. J. W. Weaver, Mis. W. E. Bailey. Mrs. C. E. Hayes. Mrs. R. 1. Woodward. Mis, lda Boyd, Mes. Susie Burton. Mrs. J. W. 1Wer. Miss Anne Feathers, Mrs. Rusque Matthews, Mrs. Neil S. Jones. Mrs. Lit Malone, Mr -. Harley Matthew -. Mr -. B. C. Wright. Miss Janie Corekrill. Miss Lou Ella Wolfenden, and Miss Louise Cox.


The garments made by Mrs. Cockrill and her workers were so perfect they were often used as models for other units.


WOODLAND STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH UMIT


Mrs. Samuel S. Mekay and Mrs. Green Benton. Captains, The members were:


Wi -. William Hume. Je .. Mis. Andrew O'Brien. Mrs. Charles Breugelman, Mrs. Carrie Hol. ms, Mrs. Henry Spicer, Mrs. Eugene Hollins. Mrs. Walter Caldwell. Mes. Samuel Douglas. Mr- Wilbur Creighton Mrs. Olney Davies, Mrs. II. 0). Backwond, Mrs. George J. Stubblefield, Mrs. George R. Gillespie, Mrs W. H. Elam. Mrs. Anna E. Bennett. Mi- Lanta Spirer, and Miss Zaida Baskette.


EAST NASHVILLE ALAILIARY


Mrs. Bennett D. Bell. Supervisor. and Mrs. Ver- non Sharp. Captain.


A complete list of this unit will be found with the Last Nashville section of the Woman's Commit- ter. Council of National Defense, of which Mrs. Sharp was Chairman. A few of the workers are listed with the picture.


The Donelson and White's Creek Auxiliary workers will be found listed under the County Woman's Committee, of which Mrs. Robert W.


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EAST NASHVILLE FRIDAY AUXILIARY, HOSPITAL GARMENT SECTION. NASHVILLE CHAPTER. A. R. C.


Mrs. Pennett D. Bell, Supervisor. and Mrs. Vernon Hibbett Sharp, Captain. Other workers appearing in the picture are. Mrs. Lula Daugherty, Mrs, John Hix, Mrs. J. H. Cable. Mrs. W. J. Hamilton, Mrs. Thomas J. Beale, Mrs. Romans Hailey, Mrs. Witherspoon Hayes, Mrs. T. M. Walker, Mrs. W. J. Gilbert, Mrs. Roy F. Williams, Miss Bixler Otha, Miss Mary Hall. Mrs. Walter L. Jones and Mrs. Kent Sandridge.


Nichol was Chairman, and also under the Red Cross Extension Department. of which Mrs. George F. Blackie was Chairman.


The record of the La Rue Club, of which Mrs. G. M. Adams was Captain. will be found with the record of the Knitting Department, and also in the Extension Department, as this club as- sisted in all phases of World War work.


Other units working in the Hospital Garment De- partment whose rosters are given elsewhere in this volume, and who rendered efficient service. are: West End Methodist Church. Mrs. A. G. Duffy. Captain : Christ Church, Mrs. Owen Wilson and Mrs. Joseph Gibson. Captains: Alex Green Unit, Mrs. W. Z. Fontaine. Cap- tain: Y. W. C. A. Auxiliary. Mrs. Donna Baird Beasley, Captain: Donelson Auxiliary. Mrs. Craig M.Farland. Captain; Peabody Dames Unit, Mrs. D. R. Gebhard and Mrs. Robert S. Webb, Captains: Daughters of America Auxiliary, Mrs. W. S. Hite. Captain: Women Residents V .... SAM MCKAY I Matti . Philips ) of Harding Road, Mrs. George Killebrew, Captain: Parent-Teacher Auxiliary, Mrs. Alex Irving and Mrs. R. A. Griffin, Captains. and Auxiliary, Old Woman's llome, Mrs. Horage G. Hill, Captain.


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HEADQUARTERS OF KNITTING DEPARTMENT OF NASHVILLE CHAPTER


On duty, seated at left. Mrs. B. Frank Fields, Assistant Chairman. Seated to the right. Mrs. Richard Dake (Julia Dudley). In the center. Mr -. C. S. Brown. Back of her. standing, are Mrs. Vernon Tupper (Louise Frith). and Mrs. Charles Hunt, two valuable workers at head. quarter -. To the left. standing. are. Mrs. K. T. MeConnico and Mrs. R. E. Fort. Chairman of the Kintting Department.


KNITTING DEPARTMENT. NASHVILLE CHAPTER. A. R. C. MRS. RUFUS E. FORT and MRS. KINNARD T. MCCONNICO. Chairmen


Knitting by the Nashville Chapter. A. R. C .. began when a cablegram from Major Grayson Murphy. Chief of the Red Cross War Council. in France. of the American Red Cross. was received at National Headquarters, which read: "Begin shipping at once one and a half million each of knitted mufflers. sweaters. socks and wristlets. I urge you on behalf of our soldiers and those of our Allies who suffer in the frozen trenches."


The response to this appeal was instantaneous in Nashville and Davidson County. Hundreds of women came daily to the Knitting Department of the Nashville Chap- ter. and were given the wool and the directions for the garments they desired to make. Records were kept at the Nashville Chapter Headquarters, showing that as many as eight hundred and ten hanks of wool were issued by its knitting depart- ment in one day. The pledge cards for this department were indexed and filed so that when the garments were returned they could be credited to the individual or unit who had taken wool out.


Owing to the distressing condition of the Tennessee boys in the Southern army camp -. special permission was given to the Nashville Chapter to make shipments to the Red Cross Field Directors at Camp Jackson. S. C., at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga .. and at Camp Sevier. S. C.


Forty-live sweaters and scarfs and ninety pairs of socks were presented to the Vanderbilt Unit by the Nashville Red Cross Knitting Department on the eve of this unit's sailing for oversea- duty.


It has been estimated by experts that the value of the garment knitted is three times that of the wool. According to this valuation the garments knitted by the Nashville Chapter of the Red Cross would aggregate approximately $60,000. The Nashville Chapter's Knitting Department had the distinction of making the first


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shipment of knitted garments received at the Southwestern Division Headquarters of the Red Cross, at Atlanta, Ga.


A competent office force in the Knitting Department was required at all times to receive and distribute wool. to keep the thousands of knitters supplied with work. and to give accurate instructions. The women selected by Mrs. Fort and Mrs. McConnico for this particular work included:


Mrs. Vernon Tupper, Mrs. Charles Hunt, Mrs. A. B. Anderson, Mrs. James E. Caldwell. Jr., Mrs. Charles S. Brown, Mrs. Edward Craig. Jr., Mrs. M. M. Cecil, Mrs. Felix Cheatham. Mrs. Thomas Keeling, Mrs. John Kreig. Mrs. George F. Blackie. Mrs. John Thompson. Jr., Mrs. B. Frank Fields. Mrs. Richard Dake, Mrs. Annette Baxter. Mrs. Vance Alexander, Mrs. Charles Davitt. Mrs. R. E. Donnell. Mrs. May French Noel. Mrs. Edwin Noel. Mrs. C. A. Manthey, Mrs. W. O. Parmer, Mrs. John Onstott. Mrs. Campbell Pilcher, Mrs. E. W. Frye. Mrs. Frank Horn. Mrs. D. R. Gebhardt, Mrs. W. P. Rutland. Mrs. William G. Simmons. Mrs. J. T. Halbach. Mrs. Arthur Jarvis, Mrs. Clay G. Stephens, Mrs. Abram M. Tillman, Mrs. Lonis H. Sperry. Mrs. John Cummins. Mrs. W. II. Doty. Miss Ilazel Brandon, Miss Bessie Barksdale. and Miss Rubie Simpkins.


EXCEPTIONAL KNITTERS


Among some of the knitters who did exceptional work in the Nashville Chap- ter. A. R. C., and who received the highest commendation from Mrs. Fort. Mrs. Mc- Connico and all Red Cross officials. were:


Mrs. Nannie Howse Allen, Mrs. Susan Hill Alley ( Mrs. J. W.), Mrs. Bessie Alley. Mrs. Florence Rosser Baker (Mrs. T. B.). Mrs. Nellie Temple Brothers (Mrs. C. H.). Mrs. Clara Foskett Brown (Mrs. C. S.), Mrs. Malinda Howard Cecil (Mrs. M. M.). Mrs. Lonis Wood, Mrs. Addie Campbell Cooksey (Mrs. J. L.), Mrs. Ada Shaw Core ( Mrs. W. W.). Mrs. Fanny Wangh Davis (Mrs. K. C.), Mrs. Charles Dudley Jones, Mrs. Bettie Gibbs Dunbar (Mrs. J. S.). Mrs. Letitia Nolen Ferris (Mrs. J. C.). Mrs. Charles Stetson, Mrs. Lucy Manning, Mrs. May Payne Fields ( Mrs. B. F.), Mrs. Inez Abernathy Follis (Mrs. Dave J.), Mrs. Annie Downey Caddy (Mrs. J. R.), Mrs. Carrie Scruggs Grant, Mrs. Tabitha Blackman Grimes ( Mrs. O. L.), Miss Mary Smith, Mrs. Johnnie Fowler. Mrs. A. N. Hollabangh. Mrs. Orrie Haney Jones (Mrs. M. O.), Mrs. Calista Bailey Manthey (Mrs. C. A.). Mrs. Porter Phillips. Mrs. A. B. Anderson. Mrs. Bettie Harris Pickle (Mrs. G. H.). Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley Picton (Mrs J. N.), Mrs. W. B. Cook, Mrs. Melissa Ricketts Pitts (Mrs. J. A.), Mrs. Ida Pendleton Ransdell (Mrs. T. D.), Mrs. Thomas Herbert. Jr .. Mrs. J. H. Zarecor, Mrs. Kate Webster Sanders, Mrs. Annie Van Cooten. Mrs. Annie Wade Wilkes. Mrs. Albert King. Mrs. Thomas Stratton, Miss Julia Hindman, Miss Mary Kyle Jones, Miss Varina Scruggs. Miss Margaret Vance. Miss Frances Pilcher. Miss Lucy Buttorff. Miss Maud Ballard. Miss Kittie Berry, Mrs. S. Walters McGill, Miss Ida Cavert, Miss Lillian Taylor, Mrs. W. A. Core, Mrs. John Coode, Mrs. Count Boyd, and Mrs. Marshall Polk.


The following women were ardent supporters of the Knitting Department, work- ing untiringly for the splendid results secured for the Nashville Chapter bv this department:


Miss Stella Abrams, Mrs. A. F. Acree. Mrs. A. G. Adams. Miss Florence Adams, Mrs. G. M. Adams. Miss Zula Adams, Mrs. John C. Adamson, Mrs. E. J. Adkisson, Miss Cornelia Alberts, Mrs. J. L. Albers, Miss Natelle Albert, Miss Inez Agerton. Mrs. Carter Alexander, Mrs. M. C. Alexander, Miss Ruth Alford, Mrs. A. S. Allen, Mrs. Armstrong Allen. Miss Arquilla Allen, Miss Belle Allen. Miss Bessie Allen, Mrs. J. T. Allen, Miss Katherine Allen. Mrs. Nannie Howse Allen, Mrs. Will Allen, Mrs. J. W. Alley. Miss Annie Allison. Miss Jennie Aline Ashworth, Mrs. William Alloway. Mrs. J. T. Altman. Miss Ellen Ambrose. Miss Flora E. Ambrose. Mrs. J. H. Ambrose. Mrs. A. B. Anderson, Miss Mary E. Anderson, Miss Gladys Anderson, Mrs. J. B. Anderson, Mrs. Louis Anderson, Miss Mildred Anderson. Miss Agnes Andrews, Miss Mildred Andrews, Miss Amelia Appleton. Miss Eliza Arledge. Mrs. Alvin Armstrong, Mrs. T. B. Armstrong, Mrs. J. C. Arrington, Mrs. E. L. Ashford. Mrs. B. B. Askew. Mrs. J. G. Atwell. Mrs. John R. Anst, Mrs. J. W. Austin, Mrs. Mitchell Austin. Mrs. Charles Averett. Miss Eleanor Bailey, Mrs. J. A. Bailey. Mrs. W. H. Bailey, Miss Helen Baird, Miss Lola Baird, Miss Virginia Baird. Mrs. J. H. Baker, Mrs. Henderson Baker, Mrs. J. W. Baldwin, Miss Mand Ballard. Mrs. W. B. Ballard. Miss Elizabeth Ballow, Miss Nora Barclay. Miss Nellie L. Bardill, Mrs. C. Barham, Miss Martha Barham, Miss Bessie Barksdale, Miss Kate Barks-




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