Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-25


largely added to BY extensive travel and by
contact with the best society In America
anu ABROAD. ten years having been spent IN
y. g. >,.
NJ TS,rt,s su ' nS as w.. % d no"s,
societvs Sinrs rs,nrn,ng frorn ahrosa thre 90
ve.rs % NJ MartaS -. $1,000 49,
self in the rstriotic arcani.stinn ~ The
Daughters Of The Smersnan Revo,ntion and
has been foremost in making the Buffalo
chapter OF $50 members one of the first and
ciety.
The League of American Pen Women
viii tender q reception to visiting members
OF tbe n p and ~ ~. nress ;r ysnaraJ
at its Headquarters. 1920 New York avenue.
on Friday. February q, to pm.
Mrs. Frederick Warren, regent Martha
Vineyard Chapter is at the New Willard
Hotel. She is accompanied by CAROLINE J.
Nevin, delegate. and Maria T. Pease, alter
nate.
Among the prominent Minnesota ladies
attending the congress are Mrs Van SAINT
wife of the governor of Minnesota; Mrs.
Rising, the state regent; the Misses Castle
of the Distaff Chapter, st. Paul; Mrs.
Thompson of the Colonial Chapter. Min
neapons' ana mrs f. M Prouty OF the 81.
Faui Chapter' 81. Paui.
Mrs Chauncey h Castle of Quincy, Ill,
delegate to the congress, is the guest of
Mrs. Henry A. Castle.
Miss Edith Lowell Conant delegate from
the Fitchburg Chapter of the Massachu-
sets ID. A. r.. is spending the week with
Mrs Josephine Rich at 1921 East Capitol
street. -
'.Thinlx Of II - said one distracted mann
Der of the national board today. camend-
mems tn the const,tntion ard hv-,aws nf
the N.t;onai Snoistv ne Ar D.n.haars of
the Auprica /, Ravo,,t;or offarsS q, ,ba
continentaI congress- n, Iooo 70 he acted
unon al the Confinement con0ress Of 1a0s
-. =. coe .s
1ust cninK OF II. sne continueo, snak-
IN, ~. the panphiet IN ar. the CONSTITUTION
.. inc oni.ea STATES mas had Just sixteen
amenaanents IN il6 years. and We have had
ZIG amendments and don't know but more
IN less tnan ten years. 1t Is simply mad
oenins
The Kentucky delegates to the D. A. r.
congress are as follows: Mrs. VIM. A. Ly-
ons. vice president general; Mrs r. H.
Cunningham, state regent: Mrs John Mid
dleton. Mrs. S. P. Graham. Mrs William
Hughes. Mrs. Sallie Marshall Hardy. Mrs.
Frank Parsons. Mrs James Camp. Mrs.
Milton J. Durham Mrs Victor Hodge Miss
Kate Tunis. Mrs. Charlton Alexander. Mrs
Daniel Moore. Mrs. William Worcester, Mrs,
Johnson. Mrs NJ, B. Barbour Miss Mary
Todd. Miss Hawer Tyler. Mrs McDowell.
Mrs Floya Adams.par,,n. 1oo- ~ s.ra.,
northwest, Is entertsininr her sister Mrs
LIE Roy Sunderland smith Of New York
city, who Is a charter member Of tha
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs Darling will be at home Friday
The Indiana delegation entertained its
D. A. r. friends at an informal reception
HI Tue Ecu pdTlOT OF the EDDltt House YES
terday afternoon. Mrs. Fairbanks presi-
dent general. was guest of honor The
chapter regents-Mrs. 8. Elliott Perkins,
regent Of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chap
ter, Indianapolis: Mrs. Thomas J. Mccoy
regent Of the Gen. Van Rensselaer, Chap
ter. Rensselaer,; Mrs. T. F. Davidson, al
ternate for the regent OF the Dorothy O.
Chapter. Charlottesville: Miss Bragdon, al
ternate for the regent of Piankeshaw Chap
ter. New Albany; Mrs. Robert s. Robert
son, regent or the Mary Penrose Wayne
Shapter, Fort wayne; MIS- william A
Gutnrle, regent OF the John Paul chapter.
manson, MISS: Eliza Gor0on browning,
Iegent OF the Gen. arthur 81. CAR CHAP
Ter. 1hoiahapois-receiVed phe guests. AZ
slsSihg IN entertaining were the ueiesates
ano aiteInates from Inulaha Inc Puncn
was serseo ny q nu1iusr VI yUuns Iaules
whose h1mes aIe an Inuaha. Ine Pariots
wsao s,aooL ley uncoi aesu WIN nasS anu'
n.ntn5 s,I;tt Sr. u @ aSS"ee'
Ne ~ pamaninhp n 49, - p.,ns,
vor;s for,na-iS To- nras,Jant aansrai "a
~. .,tor' ta.p;n;n. ~ ronaSars
~ tha nationa, $1,000 NJ, No. Dssha
go NJ. ~ . .L-.nns a.. ofnoan.
~ IN r.+inrai 1901 da,ars,.s 90 arter'
". .ie LdeIoloi oUoiN' HoioSaAsS oiiu oA.Si
na1aa,as. parn~,,,,ania IDi;a,,e W,s,aor
sin. minnesota and Missouri at a reception
at the Elsmere.