Alice Hay Wadsworth

Background

Wadsworth, Alice Hay was born on January 6, 1880 in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. Daughter of Honorary John and Clara Louise (Stone) Hay.

Education

Educated the Misses Masters’ School, Dobbs Ferry, New New York

Career

President National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, 1917-1919, elected honorary president for life. Member League for National Unity (Executive Committee). War Camp Service Commission (Executive Committee), War Work Council the Young Women"s Christian Association (Executive Committee).

National president American Women's Legion, 1921-1923.

Member National Playground and Recreation Association America, Churchwomen’s League for Patriotic Service (Executive Committee), Sentinels of America. Trustee Wakefield National Memorial Association.

Vice-president and member of Board of Layd Vistors, Children’s Hospital of Washington.

Achievements

• Alice Hay Wadsworth has been listed as a noteworthy anti-suffrage activist. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member League for National Unity (Executive Committee). War Camp Service Commission (Executive Committee), War Work Council the Young Women"s Christian Association (Executive Committee). Member National Playground and Recreation Association America, Churchwomen’s League for Patriotic Service (Executive Committee), Sentinels of America.

Clubs: Colony, Woman’s Republican (New York).

Member American Women's Voluntary Services, District of Columbia Unit.

Connections

Married James Wolcott Wadsworth, September 30, 1902. Children: Evelyn (Mistress Stuart Symington), James Jeremiah, Reverdy.

Father:

Honorary John Hay

Mother:

Clara Louise (Stone) Hay

Spouse:

James Wolcott Wadsworth

child:

James Jeremiah Wadsworth

child:

Reverdy Wadsworth

child:

Evelyn Wadsworth (Mistress Stuart Symington)