Evening star., 1914-04-03
DISTRICT D. A. R. HAS
AN A[L-DAY MEETING
Reports of Regents and Com
mittees Are Heard by About
25O Delegates.

Reports of regents of forty-six chap
ters and twenty-one chairmen of com
nlittees We're read at an alI-day business
meeting of the District of Columbia u.
y. r. in Rauschers today. Mrs Charles
w. Richardson, state regent Of the Dis
trict, presided, About 30 Daughters at
tended
Chorus singing of America led by
Mrs> Noble y. Potts, with Mrs. Horace
/. Mcintosh as accompanist. opened
the meeting Prayer was offered by
Mrs. John 7. Huddle. District chaplain.
For Al Thy Saints was sung hy a
doUble quartet from the y. y. r.
chorus. consisting of Hiss Helen Web
ster. Mrs. Pauline Coser, Mrs William
y. Wall. Mrs y. Y. Smith. Miss Eliza
beth Molster, Mrs. William Calendar.
Miss Larner and Miss Brown. After
luncheon the District song was sung by
thu double quartet.
Reports from the chapters ON the year 5
work We're presented hy the following re-
gents:
american. Miss Laura NJ Garrett;
Army and Navy. Mrs. William II. Car
ter: Capt Molly Pitcher. Mrs. Z. Win
stnn Holt Coi. John DoHe.>on, Mrs. Ed
win +. GeEer; Columbia, Miss aura Y.
Walker. Constitution, NJ. Henry y.
Couden, Continental. Mrs. George Marsh:
CoutiEruta. Danes. Mrs. Sarah
Chase Guss, Deborah Knapp. Mrs.
VI. L :. Davis Dolly Madison.
Miss Catherine c. Cusris. Eliza
Emily Nelson. Mrs. George =. Martin:
EuGenia Washington, Ms. EuSeuia W.
NJ. Brown Gen. stephen MoyiTu. Mrs.
iid'y H. BX5y: ioha H4lr. Miss Ethel
wyn Hale; John Lindsay. Mrs. Ellis Lo-
gan: Judge Lynn. Mrs. Bertha NJ. Rob
bins: Katherine Montgomery, Mrs. j. D..
Croissaut: Lawrence Washington. Mrs.
Katherine T Gerald; Little John Boyden,
Mrs. Sarah y. Clemons: Livingston Man
or Mrs Mary +. Brown: Louisa Adams,
Mrs. Frank L. Cunningham: Magruder,
Mrs. John Spencer Bukcy; Mai.
LEHfaut. Mrs. Noble Newport Potts;
Maj. William Overton Calls Mrs.
Mary Lee Goddard: Marcia Burns.
Mrs Julian {. DoWeI; Margaret
Nhitten. Mrs Mary Van y. Eandergrift;
Martha Washington, Miss Bennie +. Ma
hHTs; Mal'y Bartlett. Mrs. Amos G. ORA
per; Mary Desha. Mrs. Short \. Willis:
Mary Washington. Miss Virginia Miller:
Monticello. Mrs. MARY c. Beach; Our Flag.
Miss Jose phine +. PratheH: Patriots, Me
mortal. Mrs. George 7. SInallW ood: Poto-
mae. Miss Lucie 3. Hudson: Richard
Ruth Brewster. Mrs Maud L. Greena-
walt, Samuel Gorton, Miss Mary f.
Smith; Sarah Franklin. Mrs. NJ. y. Win
ter; Sarah st. Clair, Mrs. Mary f. st.
Clair: Susan RivieTe Hetzel, Miss Bruce
Williams. thirteen colonies Mrs. Lillian
Runne: Thomas Marshall. Miss Margaret
V AlvCthe. and Wendell Wolfe. Miss
Bertha Frances Wolfe.
Committee Reports Submitted.
Committee reports were read as fol-
lows: Auditing, Miss Mary Lee Goddard ;
chapter house, Mrs. NJ. L. $. Davis; Chill
dren of the American Revolution, Mrs
Isaac Pearson; Children and Sons of the
Revolution, Mrs. Albert J. Gore; conser-
vation, Mrs. Roberta Magruder Bukey
Continental Hall, Miss Janet Richards;
decoration, Mrs. Ida J. kinsell hall, Mrs
Samuel e. Cornwell; history and filing,
Miss Bennie f. Nabers; state historic
Mrs. Horace p. Mcintosh; Junior Repub-
lie. Miss Aline Sulomons; Juvenile Court,
Mrs. K. Z: McKahan; magazine, Mrs.
cleaning. Mrs. Sarah l. Clemons;
music. Mrs. Noble \. Potts; patriotic
education. Miss NJ. V. Richards; play
ground, Miss AIaude s. Ethel; press Miss
Bertha Frances Wolfe; prevention of
desecration of the flag. Mrs. W. H. Good
man; printing, Mrs. Josephine L. Jacobs.
and welfare of women and children, Mrs.
Wilbur 7. Dales.
District officers are: State regent Mrs.
Charles W. richardson; state vice regent.
Mrs Woodbury. Pulsifer; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Vida X. Clementson: re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Clayton E. Emig;
treasurer, Miss May Duncanson: his
torian, Mrs. Horace 2. Mcintosh, and
chaplain. Mrs. John T. Huddle.