The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
AMONG SOCIAL CLUBS.
ID. a. n.

ID. A. n.
Last Wednesday evening Livingston
Manor Chapter. ID. A. r., held its an
nual Guest Night" the best attended
and most delightful in the history of
the chapter. The hostess was Mrs. G.
NJ. Brumbaugh. assisted by Mrs. Whit
ney. Mrs. Goble. Mrs. Keyes. Mrs.
MoorehOuse, Mrs. Lindsay. Mrs. Forrest,
Miss Bertha Gray, and Miss Keyes.
The programme opened with the sing
ing of America and the Lords Prayer.
The minutes were read. after which the
regular programme began with the re-
sponses to roll call, "British officers in
the War of 1872" Mr.. Harry Jeffries
gave a barytone solo and was listened
to with great pleasure. Mrs. John Mil
Ter Horton brought greetings from her
large chapter In Buffalo. and in a short
but most interesting talk told of the
lines of work carried on both by the d.
a. r. and the Woman's Federation of
! Clubs OF Buffalo-such as the penny
luncheons I'm the public schools and other
good works Miss Schmidt read a paper
on Aaron Burr's Conspiracy" Miss Nc
| Causland gave a piano solo: Mrs. Hamil-
| ton being out OF town, her paper on
Alexander Hamilton was read by Mrs.
| Brumbaugh. Mrs. Mary $. lockwood
| told Of a journey which she took In be-
| half of the womans committees for
the Centennial Exposition. following the
route which Aaron Burr took when he
wrote that he "floated down the Ohio
River until he reached the hamlet OF
St. Louis" Mrs. Lockwood met the
CHILDREN of the same French families
| that Aaron Burr found in his visit TO
| the French settlement A soprano solo
| by Miss May Levers and n recitation
by Mrs. Wilds closed the programme. A
social hour followed. during which re-
| freshments We're served.
Among the guests We're Mrs. John Mil
Ter Horton and Mrs. Lewis. of Buffalo.
! Mrs Miller Is the agent. and Mrs.
Lewis the parliamentar rian OF the ID. A.
r. chapter in that city. The national
officers present were: Mrs. Henry L.
Mann. Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs.
Mrs c. NJ BrumbauRh. The district Of
fcers were Mrs Mary S. Lockwood, Mrs
| Wallace aHnCer. Mrs. Clyton EmiG
Mrs. Frank Barclay. and Miss May
| Duncanson. In addition to those men,
toned there was a large number oil
guests. both men and women.
| The January meeting of the Lucy Hol
| cOmbe Chapter. ID. \. X, was held at IN
| residence OF Mrs. John Paul Earnest
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| evening. As the regent. Mrs. Edwin \
! Hill was absent. the vice regent, Mrs
| Frank Ellsworth Cunningham, presided.
| One of the most interesting feature:
OF the business session was the readint
| Of letter from Laura Moody. the chap
| ter's prOtege. at the Vale CroCis School
thanking said chapter for a Christmas boz
| of clothing. books, and toys. The lette
| indicated that real pleasure had beeI
| given to this little mountain g1rl.
| The guest of the evening was Mrs
Neigh. who spoke of NeighbOrhoo,
House. its work. its aims. its hopes, IL
q most entertaining and Interesting man
ner. The chapter will give its annua
| entertainment to one OF the boys club
on Friday evening. February n
Most delicious refreshments Were serve
by the hostess during the social hour.
| Martha Washington Chapter. n. 4. r.
held an interesting meeting last Thurs
day evening at W. c. T. L. parlors. Mrs
| Mary s. Lockwood. State regent. made
| a short address which was listened Il
| with marked attention. Representativ,
Sisson. Of Mississippi. made a stirring
address. which elected much applause
The musical and literary programme wa!
Of a high order nf merit. and reflected
great credit upon the chapter and the
artists who participated
The exercises were opened ny the sing
ing Of America with DR.. c. T. Clarl
at tn" piano. Two brilliant piano mum
bers by Mr.. Donald Freeze was an en-
| joyable feature Of the evenings enter
tainment. Miss Lillian ChenOwsth. tn,
| well known ContTaltO sOloist gave 'H'
Was a Prince" Chy requesp. and NAM
my's Lullaby" Or. Clark gave a read
ing. 'Therc Little Girl Don't Cry" anC
Miss Ida Ullman gave violin solo. &C
companied by Miss Minnie Bayley
Among those present were: Mrs. Mary S
lockwood Representative SissOn Of Mis-
sissippi. DIR. and Mrs. c. L. Clark. DR.
and Mrs Gustavus Werber. Mrs. N. J
MilHgcn. Miss Mnligen. Miss Anna Nc
Donald. Mrs. jefferson MillsOps, Mrs. \
+. VI. johnson, Miss Mary Emery. Mis-
Nellie Love, Mrs, +. NJ. ChenOweth
Miss Lillian Chenoweth. Miss Sarah c
lNannoy. Miss Bowman. Mrs. J. n. Teno
rollo. Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Curtis. Mis-
Minnie Bayley, Miss Ida Cllman. MIR
b. Pugh. Miss Mary Pugh, Mr.. and Mrs
Holt. Miss Florence Ball. Miss Mary b
Abbott. Miss Francis Abbott. Miss Mar
garet Scott. Miss Ida NJ. Peek, and man!
| others.