Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-03

and Mrs. Piggott. The following officers
were elected: Oracle, Alice V. Duncan;
wee oracle. Margaret Cockrell; chancellor,
Annie r. Alsop; recorder. Ruth L. Ayler;
receiver, Blanche C. Conrad: marshal,
Bertha Erickson; inner sentinel, Rose v.
EIi1ott; outer sentinel, Ionic Enright
BOARD OF managers, II. H. Willard, Laura
Brown Lulu Reynolds; physician, NJ. J.
Hammer past oracle and Loretta NJ
Bray assistant marshal The newly
elected officers were installed by Mrs
Ida Swiggett, state supervising deputy
assisted by Mrs. Ayler and Mrs. Piggott
Addresses were made by Mrs. Swiggett
and State Lecturer of the Modern Wood
men of America H. H. Willard and Dis
trict Deputy of the Modern Woodmer
William McCaffery. After the meeting
was adjourned refreshments were served
Livingston Manor Chapter, D. A. R..
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Ramsburgh. at the Portner. The program
was as follows: Roll call responses,
EARLY American Aristocracy.'; vocal
solo. Miss Elizabeth Pierce; paper. 1.-The
American Revolut on Through English
Eyes Mrs. Hepburn; piano solo, Miss
Hardisty; short sketch Of the history
OF Delaware by the historian. Mrs Mary
s. Lockwood, state regent for the DIS
trict, was present and gave an interesting
talk on the part taken by Edward Liv-
ingston in securing the Louis ana pur-
chase. Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Deborah Knapp Chapter, D. A. r., met
WITH Mrs: John H. Stokes at the Portner,
w wednesday evening, a large majority of
the members being present. The regent
MRS. NJ. E. S. Davis, presided, and the
chaplain, Mrs. H. B. Broadly led in de-
votons. During the evening plans were
discussed for RECEIPT on and entertain
ment, and it was decided to ask three
other chapters of the District-the Mary
Desha. Mary Breed and the Catherine
Mm ohagas chapters-to unite with
Deporah Knapp Chapter In welcoming
chapters on the evening Of December Is,
at reception in the parlors of the
Portner. After the business session Miss
Ds.overv fo of s gave paper on The
followed and soc al hour was enjoyed
Continental Danes Chapter D. A. r.
held its first meeting of the season Tues
day at IL o'clock at the home of the re-
gent. Mrs Harry T. Guss After the bust
luncheon was served. The Continental
Danes have planned to give musical en-
tertainment some time during the winter,
to which the best talent of the chapter
will be devoted
The program meeting of Patriots
Memorial Chapter. d. A. R., held Tues
day evening at Washington Seminary,
2107 street, was both instructive and en-
joyabTe After opening the meeting with
the Lords prayer and singing America -
DR.. Sallfe Jones Jagers. parliamentarian
of the chapter gave brief parliamentary
drill. Viscount de Fronsac Of the Her
AIDS College, Canada. gave a talk on her
aldry. and later entertained the large
audience with original compositions on
the piano. Mrs. Stuart Johnson gave swo
vocal numbers, Because 1 Love You.
Dear" and I'm the Time Of Roses" Ms.
william Graves Sharp. wife of Represent
alive Sharp of Ohio. gave patriotic talk.
Mrs. E. B Oiney, second vice regent.
after an absence of several months
abroad, was welcomed by members of the
chapter and guests. Social greetings were
exchanged while refreshments were
served.
The fourth visitation of the state
officers of the Daughters of America
was paid to American Flag Councf,.
No. 5, of South Washington Monday
evening. After routine business TIE
council entertained its guests VITA