The Washington herald., 1913-05-18
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Dolly Madison Chapter. D. A r., hell
its annual meeting Tuesday evening a
the residence OF Mrs. Charles F. Nesbit
The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year:
| Regent. Miss Catherine f. Custis; vic'
regent. Mrs. Charles L. Dubois; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Oliver T. Thompson
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Arnold w
/ Spanhoofd: treasurer. Mrs. Charles F
Nesbit: registrar, Miss Flora L johnson
historian. Mrs. Wilbur F. Dales: dele
gate to Continental Congress, Mrs. Jane:
NJ. Nabb: alternate. Mrs. Frank l.. Aver.
Ill: board of alternates. Mrs. A. l.. Barr
Miss Flora L. Johnson. and Mrs. Benja-
| man C. Somerell.
The Sara Franklin Chapter. d. A. R.
held its May meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Florence II. Barr, 1225 o Street
Northwest, and elected officers for the
next year, as follows:
Regent. Mrs. Mahlon A! Winter; vice
regent, Mrs. James E Mulcare: CORE
spending secretary. Mrs. Edmund s.
Wolfe; recording secretary. Mrs. James
r. Alexander: treasurer. Mrs. Carlton r.
Willett: registrar, Mrs Julia Washing
ton Harbaugh; chaplain. Mrs. Charles A.
Slaughter; historian, Mrs. Robert Har-
rison; parliamentarian. Mrs. Florence H.
Barr.
A communication was received from
Mrs. Martha GIeiow telling that Rhoda
Clement, a little girl of Dyke. in Greene
County, Va, had been selected as the
recipient of the scholarship which the
Sara Franklin Chapter had voted. to be
maintained from funds contributed by
the chapter to the work OF education
among the poor in the mountain country
Of the South. Mrs. Harrison. the his
torian, read some interesting excerpts
At the close of the business part of the
meeting. the members of the chapter
were invited to partake of refreshments
served by the hostess.
The May meeting of Wendell Wolfe
Chapter, ID. A. R.. was held last Monday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Corinne
Tunstall Warning in T Street. the regent.
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe, presiding.
Considerable routine business was dis
posed OF. and plans perfected for the
theater benefit the chapter Is to give
at the Columbia on the evening of gune
10. The fund raised Is for the little girl
that the chapter is educating. In the
mountains OF North Carolina.
One member was elected. Miss Stella
Shipley. and Mrs. Wallace Nanger, of
Capt. Molly Pitcher Chapter. was elected
as an honorary member An invitation
from Samuel Gorton Chapter. d. A. R.,
to hold a joint meeting. May Is. was ac-
cepted.
The annual election of officers was
held, which resulted as follows: Regent.
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe: vice regent.
Mrs. Lyman F. Kebler: recording secre-
tary. Miss Eva z. Luke: corresponding
secretary. Miss Jessie Frances Hayden:
treasurer Mrs. i. c. Stockton: registrar,
Mrs. c. +. Robbins; historian. Mrs. L.
B. Slime; chaplain. Mrs r. A. Dellett;
organist, Miss Margaret L. Dellett: char
fly oficers Miss Elizabeth NJ. Barnes
and Mrs. Frank Tfbbetts.
During the social hour refreshments
were served.
Patriots Memorial Chapter, d. A. R..
at its last meeting of the season, held
at the residence of the regent, Mrs.
George 7. Smallwood. $3.50 Sixteenth
Street. elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Regent. Mrs. George
T. smallwood (re-elected); first vice re-
gent Mrs. E. B. oiney: second vice re-
gent, Mrs @. p. Conway: recording sec
Rotary, Miss Anna 1. Slaughter tre-
elected; corresponding secretary, Miss
Ida NJ. Norton; treasurer. Mrs Nellie
H. Barrett (re-elected): registrar. Mrs.
Joseph A. Arnold: pariiamentarian. Mrs.
Frances n Gregory: historian. Miss
Anna u. r. Bragdon; chaplain. ArsL
John G. Elliott Several invited guests