Department E, Machinery: 
    Miss Kate Gleason (principal), care The Gleason Works, Rochester,
      N.Y. 
    Miss Edith J. Griswold (alternate), St. Paul Building, New York
      City.

    Department F, Electricity: 
    Miss Hope Loughborough (principal), Euclid avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. 
    Miss Madolin Wynn (alternate), Deerfield, Mass.

    Department G, Transportation exhibits: 
    Miss Rose Weld (principal), care Mrs. Dimmock, Newport News, Va. 
    Mrs. Robert Fulton (alternate), care Mrs. J.M.  Horton, Buffalo,
      N.Y.

    Department H, Agriculture: 
    Mrs. Martha Shute (principal), secretary State board agriculture,
      Denver, Colo. 
    Mrs. Edward Gilchrist Low (alternate), Lothrop, Groton, Mass.

    Department J, Horticulture: 
    Mrs. Ida L. Turner (principal), Fort Worth, Tex. 
    Mrs. M.B.R.  Day (alternate), Frankfort, Ky.

    Department K, Forestry: 
    Miss Myra Dock (principal), State forestry restoration commissioner,
      Harrisburg, Pa. 
    Mrs. J.M.  Glenn (alternate), 617 Columbia avenue, Baltimore, Md.

    Department L, Mines and Metallurgy: 
    Mrs. M.G.  Scrutchin (principal), 96 East Linden street, Atlanta,
      Ga. 
    Mrs. E.L.  Lamb (alternate), Jackson, Miss.

    Department M, Fish and Game: 
    Miss Mary Stuart Armstrong (principal), editor Elite, Chicago, Ill. 
    Mrs. C.E.  Hatch (alternate), Kentland, Ind.

    Department N, Anthropology: 
    Mrs. Zelia Nuttall (principal), care Peabody Museum, Cambridge,
      Mass. 
    Mrs. Emily Cook (alternate), Bureau Indian Affairs, Washington, D.C.

    Department O, Social Economy: 
    Miss Jane Addams (principal), Hull House, Chicago, Ill. 
    Mrs. Lilian Cantrell Bay (alternate), 5904 Clemens avenue, St.
      Louis, Mo.

    Department P, Physical Culture: 
    Miss Clara S. Helwig (principal), Plainfield, N.J. 
    Miss Margaret Wade (alternate), 912 Nineteenth street, Washington,
      D.C.

It was found, upon communicating with the above named, that very many could not serve, and no provision having been made for alternates many changes became necessary.  The following list was subsequently transmitted to the Exposition Company and National Commission, two of even these, however, failing to serve: 

    Department A, Education, Mrs. W.E.  Fischel, 3341 Washington
    Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo.

    Department B, Art, Miss Mary Bullock, Hillside, Mo.

    Department C, Liberal Arts, Mrs. H.A.  Langford, Chicago, Ill.

    Department D, Manufactures, Miss Thekla M. Bernays, St. Louis,
    Mo.

    Department E, Machinery, Miss Edith J. Griswold, New York City.

    Department F, Electricity, Miss Hope Loughborough, Cleveland,
    Ohio.