The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
AMONG SOCIAL CLUBS.
D. A. R.

The April meeting Of Wendell Wolf
Chapter, d. A R., as held last Monday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Ada Mills
Payne. In Rhode Island avenue. with
Mrs. Payne and Miss Jessie Francis Hay
den hostesses, and the regent, Miss Ber-
tina Frances Wolfe, presiding.
During the business hour the chapter
voted to present the sum of $50 to Me-
mortal Continental Hall, to have the
name Of the regent, Miss Wolfe, inscribed
In the Book Of Remembrance"
Two acholarships in Davenport College
ut Lenoir, N. c., were voted to two girls,
both lineal descendants of Rev. John
Withsrspoon, signer OF the Declaration OF
Independence
Two new members were elected, Mrs.
Earnest L. iThurston. and Mrs. Orrin
kellogg.
The ways and means committee re-
ported that the tickets were out for the
forth coming benefit which is to be given
1t the Columbia Theater Monday evening.
May T. the play to be "Bunty Pulls ths
Strings" The sum derived from this
beneft is TO be applied to the scholar
ships of the mountain girls.
The address Of the evening was made
oy Mr.. Andrew Jordan Green, on THE
Name and Fame of John Paul Jones"
II was an able address, replete with In
formation presented in a pleasing man.
ler tending TO prove that John Paul Jones
was the father and founder of the
navy"
The musical numbers by Miss Thelma
Payne, soprano soloist, with Miss Dorothy
Lange at the piano were. Can't You
Hear Ne Calling" by Gardner: "Lindy,"
by NeidIinger. and Three Green Bon
nets" by Page.
Mrs. Wallace Streatore reading why
IOyed that she responded with The
Negro Preachers Version of the Good
Samaritan" and The Flag"
As this was the fourth anniversary OF
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. greetings and
congratulations were given by Mrs. Henry
L. Mann, vice president general. in charge
Of organization Of chapters: Mrs. Gains
n. Brumbaugh. registrar general: Mrs.
Mary Beach, regent of Monticello Chap
ter: Mrs. Charles w. Brown. regent Of
Livingston Manor Chapter, and Mrs.
Isaac Pierson, District chairman of the
Children of the American Revolution.
During the social hour refreshments
were served.
Other guests were Mrs. Ernest L.
Thurston. Mrs. Orrin Kellogg, Miss
Myrtle Clayberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Roseberry. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mills, DIR. ]. W. Pollock, Mr.. Paul
Roundy. Mrs. Anna B. Smith. Miss Kill
gore, Mrs Gheen, Miss Gheen, Mrs. An
irew Luke. Miss Luke. Miss Mary W.
Burton, Mrs. T c. Homiller, Miss Porter
Smith, Miss Forrest Smith. Mrs. Clara
L. Stine. Mrs. Elvene NJ. Stockton, Miss
Stockton, Miss Rebie Hamer. Miss Jescie
Frances Hayden, Misses Katherine and
Elva Whitcomb. Mrs. Ruth Parker. Mrs. |
Hiram Belnap. Misses Carrie and Eu-
senia ShiPley, and Miss Alice Evans.
The regular monthly meeting Of Conti- |
lental Chapter. d. A. R., was held at
he Rochambeau Monday evening, Miss |
Mary W. Durham. hostess. The regent, |
Mrs. George Marsh, presided. Reports |
we're given and an appropriation made |
or Memorial Continental Hall, which |
will be presented at the twenty third |
Congress. Col Hopkins, president Of the |
society of Mayfower Descendants, gave |
talk on 'Heroism,' and the historian. |
Or. Alice Burritt, read a historical paper |