Evening star., 1914-04-19
dent. Mrs. walporte, 11s1 Park place
northeast. April q.
;oRTON CHAPTER. d. A r.

S. GoRToN CHAPTER. D. A r.
Samuel Gorton Chapter. D. A. R. met
Monday evening. Mrs. Georgiana Van
| Fleet 1901 18th street northwest was
the hostess, and the regent, Miss Mar
+. Smith. presided. The program. which
/ followed the business session.
| opened by two vocal solos by Miss
| Bardwell. The Song that Reached Nv
| Heart and Sing Me to Sleep" 4 paper
on The Events of the American Revo-
dependence was read by Mrs II. /.
Shantz. Little Florence Chambers. in
costume. recited "Grandmas Minuet"
Refreshments We're served.
WENDELL WOLFE CHAPTER. n A. r
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. d. a. r. mot
Monday evening at the home Of Mrs Ada
Mills Payne. on Rhode Island avenu..
! with Miss June Frances Hayden and Mrs
PaHne as businesses. and the regent. MIse
Bertha Frances Wolfe presiding.
Inc sum of so was voted to he prs-
sented to Memorial Continental Hall to
nave the name of the regent. Miss " olf..
Inscribed in the Book of Remembrance,
TWO scholarships were voted to two girls
m the mountains of North Carolina both
llneal descendants of the Rev. John With
erspoon. a signer of the Declaration or
Independence Two new members were
elected. Mrs. Earnest l.. Thurston ami
Mrs Orrin Kellogg. The ways and means
committee reported that tickets had been
MT. the proceeds OF which will he applied
to the mountain schola arsllips.
The address of the evening was made
by Andrew Jordan Green. who spoke on
! Jones'. Miss Thelma Payne. soprano
with Miss Dorothy Lange at the piano.
sang Cant You Hear Ne Calling ''
'Lindy" and Three Green Bonnets. Mrs
| Wallace Streator read Why Mary Left
the Baptlsts.' and for encores. The Ne
gro Preachers Version of the Good Sa
maritan' and The Flag. Greetings
| and congratulations on the chapter :
fourth birthday were given by Mrs Henry
| J.. Mann. vice president-g eneral in charge
| Of the organization of chapter: Mrs. q NJ
| Brumbaugh. registrar general: Mrs. Mary
| Beach regent of Monticello Chapter:
Mrs. Charles W Brown. regent of Living
ston Manor Chapter. and Mrs. Isaac Pier
son. District chairman. c. A. X.
Other guests We're: Mrs. Orrin Kellogg.
Mrs. Earnest L. Thurston. Miss Myrtle
CIayberger. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rose
berry Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills, Mr.. Paul Roundy. DR. J. w. Poi
lock- Miss Anna NJ. Smith. Miss Mae
Petty, Miss kilgore. Mrs. Gheen. MISS
Gheen. Mrs. Andrew Luke, Miss Luke.
Mrs Mary Welker Burton, Mrs t. e.
Homiller. Miss Mary Porter Smith. Miss
Mary Forrest Smith. Miss Clara 4
| Stine. Mrs. E.lvene NJ Stockton. Miss
Winnifred Stockton. Miss Rebie Hamer.
| Miss Jessie Frances Hayden. Misses
| Katherine and Elva Whitcomb. Mrs. Ruth
| Parker. Mrs. Hiram Belnap. Misses Car
| rie and Eugenia Shipley. During the so
cal hour refreshments were served by
| the hostesses.
DOLLY MADISON CHAPTER d. \. r.
Miss Redway was hostess to the Dolly
| Madison Chapter. ID. A. R.. Tuesday
| evening, Mss Custis the regent. presId-
| ed. Contributions Were voted to: the
| Junior Republic and to the Y. NJ. {. A
| vacation lodge. The chapter also pledged
| financial support to the Eugenia wash
ington portrait fund. Miss WASHINGTON
| being the organizer of Dolly Mad
Chapter Members and guests were en-
| tertained with dramatic and dialect Teci-
/ tations by Mrs. William Henry White
| and by Mrs. Isaac Pearsons paper. I'M
pressions of Italy" Mrs. Howard Hods-
kins. Mrs. J. Winthrop Spencer, Mrs.
| Marsh and Mrs. Fred bennett were
among the guests of the chapter. SO
| cial hour, with refreshments. closed the
| evening.