Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-14

Ileieu NJ boyHtOn, MIS-. belle M draper,
Mrs. Marie Wilkinson Hodgkins. Mrs. Ber-
tina NJ. Robbins, Mrs. May D. Russell
Young
Program-Mrs. Alexander Ennis Patton,
chairman: Mrs. X. L. Eagan, Mrs. Bald
win d. Spilman, Mrs. Wallace Delafeld.
Miss Ellen Mecum, Mrs. William ]. Chit
tenden, Mrs. James L. Botsford, Mrs
Charles B. Bryan, Mrs. John McLane, Mrs.
Clarence d. Sypherd.
House-Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, chair
man; Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson, Mrs. ]. Stew
art Jameson, Mrs. John Paul Earnest,
Mrs Edward Bennet Rosa, Mrs Clarendon
Messenger, Mrs. L. B. Swormstedt, Mrs.
III. V. Boynton, Mrs. Harriet L. scribner,
Mrs Annie H. G.. Tonge, Miss Kate Rolkin-
horn.
Entertainment-Mrs Charles T. Terry,
chairman: Mrs. Charles H. Deere, Mrs.
Stephen B. Elkins, Mrs Joseph B. Foraker,
Mrs J. P. Dolliver, Mrs. John R. Walker.
Mrs Henry E. Burnham. Mrs: Mary 8.
lockwood, Miss Virginia Miller Miss A. E.
Solomons, Mrs. x. r. Bedle. Mrs. Richard
c. Adams. Mrs. J. P. Thorn, Mrs. B. D.
Spllman. Mrs F. Stewart Stranaham. Mrs.
e, hamilton la Mon Te Ter Mrs s: C. Lang
Boyd. Mrs. William Tod Helmuth, Mrs.
Sara T. Kinney, Mrs. Ellen s. Mussey, Mrs.
Mason Bratton, Mrs. Wallace Delafield,
Jameson, Mrs. Mary wood Swift. Miss
Mecum, Mrs. Clement A. Griscom. Mrs. ].
w. Moran, Mrs. Robert l.. Park, Mrs Ber
tina NJ. Robbins, Miss Lathrop, Mrs. Gilbert
Hart, DR.. Anita MCGEE, Mrs. James A.
Blanchard, Mrs Robert Hawksworth, Mrs.
Lindsay Patterson, Miss Elizabeth Pierce.
On Receptions.
Mrs Truman II. Newberry, chairman;
Mrs. Amos Draper, Mrs. 7. G. Avery,
Mrs. VIM ]. Chttenden, Mrs. Alexander
E Patton, Mrs. Charles II. Perry, Mrs.
Theodore C. Bates. Mrs. X. Livingston
iy.-ip
Guild. Mrs John McLane, Mrs Matthew
T. Scott, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Parker, Mrs.
Richard H. Fyfe Mrs. John a. Murphy,
Mrs. s. W. Sydnor. Mrs. j. II. c. Wulburn,
Mrs H. S. Chamberlain, Mrs. James A.
Rounsaville, Mrs. Chas. H. Creighton, Mrs
D. W. Bushnell, Mrs. NJ. V. Richard, Mrs.
Z. S Gardner, Mrs. G. w. Nichols, Mrs.
Woodbury. F. Pusifer, Mrs. V. z. Cox, Mrs
henry NJ Thompson, Mrs. A. NJ: Parker,
Bowron, Mrs. Charles H. Pinney, Mrs
Samuel Ammon, Mrs. Frances NJ Jones,
Mrs Henry G. Munger, Mrs. John X.
Stewart Mrs. f. w. Becker, Mrs. r. ].
Barker, Mrs. William l.. Peel Mrs. John
r: Garrison, Mrs, Herbert P. Gerald, Mrs
Alexander +. Jameson, Mrs. F. H. Newell
Miss f. F. Boyce, Mrs. A. E. Heneberger
Mrs. John n. Walker, Mrs J. Stewart
Jameson, Mrs. Myron H. Parker, Mrs
J. d. Islehart, Mrs. Charles s. Brownwell
Mrs. benjamin Gray, Mrs. Janvier LIE Due
Mrs. Herman Stump. Mrs. VIM. Floyd
Slcafd. Mrs. Nm ID. kearfoot, Mrs. H. H.
Barroll.
On sale of souvenrs-Alrs Amos Draper
chairman; Mrs. VIM. s. Welch, Mrs Rich
ard II. Clarke, Mrs. Alfred Cochran Mrs
Richard l.. Thompson, Mrs. Charles E.
Brown, Mrs. Margaret Y. Clark
Decoratons-Mrs. Mary Lawrence Mar
I'm, chairman; Mrs. Geo. l.. Mum. Mrs.
Harry 1. Guss, Mrs. A. NJ. Beach, Mrs
DAILY, Mrs. Huntington. Mrs. deb. Ran
dolph Keim, and Berks County CHAPTER.
PreSS-MrS. Ellen oIai,
man; Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby, Mrs Della
s. jackson, Mrs. l.. r. Messenger, Mrs
Lindsay Patterson, Mrs. NJ. L. O'Donoghue
Miss Floretta Vining, Miss Evelyn Nor
gan, Miss Mabel Louise White. Mrs Ellen
S. Cromwell, Mrs. J. H. Dearborn, Mrs
Robert Alexander.
Music-Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main.
chairman; Mrs. James A. Rounsayille Mrs
John Edison Bell. Mrs. Theodore G. Bates.
Mrs. r. Gaylord Putnam, Mrs. G. p Erwin,
Miss Elizabeth Swinburne.
Railroads-Mrs Kate X. Henry, chairman:
Mrs mrs John L. Stevens, Miss G. A. Baldwin,
MISS Eleanor NJ. johnson, Mrs. La Verne
Moves, Mrs. j. d. Iglehart. Mrs. Edison
Rich, Mrs. Thomas H. Brown. Mrs Louisa
Key Norton, Miss W. NJ. Richie
On pages-Mrs. j. Morgan Smith. chair
man; Mrs Bertha NJ. Robbins. vice chair
man; Mrs. N O. Winston, Mrs. Harry
Gray, Miss Agnes Williams
ADVISORY committee of Memorial Cont
Green, Gen. John NJ. Wilson, Gen, George
NJ: Sternberg, Col. Robert l. Fleming, Ad-
miral Charles ONel, Chief Justice Cla-
baugh, Mr. r. b. F. Macfarland. Mr. r. IT
arner. Mr.. Wallace d. Mclean. Mr. H. s.
Reeside.
Mr. Frederick d. Owen is the general
director of decorations.
Notes of the Congress.
The delegations from New York. New
Jersey, Illinois. Indiana and PENNSYLVANIA
are CHARTERED at the New Willard
Among the prominent Daughters who
have already arrived are Mrs John Cum
ninsham Hazen. vice president general from
New York; Mrs. Charles Deere. vice presi-
dent general from Illinois; Mrs Alexander
Patton, state regent from PENNSYLVANIA:
Mrs. W. a. Guthrie safe regent of Indiana:
Miss Mecun. state regent Of New Jersey:
Mrs. Henry w. Roberts state regent of
New York; Mrs. Joseph Griswold Wentz
of New York city. Il candidate to succeed
Mrs. Hazen vice president general: Mrs
j. Heron Crosman. former vice president
general from New York: Mrs. Richard j.
Barker. vice president general from Rhode
Island: Mrs. John McLane state regent of
New Hampshire and Mrs. Orlando j.
Hodge, vice president general from Ohio
Mrs. Hodge has just returned from Cuba
where Gen. Hodge, a veteran of the Mex
lean war, and Mrs. Hodge had spent the
winter.
The arriving delegations of Daughters
have been greatly shocked to learn of the
sudden death Of Mrs. William j. Chitten-
den, state regent of Michigan. Mrs Chit
tendon was completing her arrangements
to come to the congress When she dropped
dead last Thursday. She was i cultured
capable woman of great wealth and devoted
to phiianthropic work. For many years she
had been laboring without firing in the
interests of the D. y. r., OF which she was
an active, energetic member
The advance guard of the Massachusetts
delegation arrived Friday night. Mrs. Chas
II Masury. state regent. is at the New
Willard, the headquarters for Massachu-
sets. She will meet the delegation there to-
day at 4 o'clock Mrs. H. e. Davidson,
regent of Watertown Chapter and chair
man of the finance committee. is also at the
New Willard. Miss Harriet f. Dean, dele
gate of Boston Tea Party Chapter, is at
the Hamilton. Mrs. E. c. Sherman, par
Humanitarian Massachusetts d. A. r., is at
the Raleigh.
large delegation is expected to arrive
from the Old Bay state tomorrow.
The Pocahontas Memorial Association
will give a reception at the parlors of the
Ebbitt House to the d. A. r., Friday aft
ernoon, April 10, at $3.50 pm. This will oc-
ls..y Ivl>tx