Evening journal., 1914-02-20

iNNlrit Andrew Netl@. IoNafu vi. Ndu-
dain and Charles Gordon.
tnenial hall o. an expression OF regard
Tor Mrs, G. ". Fairbanks. who has
since died. Five dollars have
donated 20 the Berry school in
Georgia. and Miss Todd reported ha,..l
2 check for So which as She said, Was
Just a drop" toward liQuidatmg the
debt On Memorial Continental Hall. ln
closing Miss Todd spoke for ihe chapter
in expressing appreciation OF the faith
iul ser, Ice. rendered by Mrs. George
G.. Hall ON the National Board oi
Management and Mrs. g.. r. Moody on
the Continental Hall committee.
Mi.. IAurs T. Massey reporting for
Coionir Haslct chapter. of Dover, said
THAI this period hss opened up an er,
d in Numan's lie; to the Daughters Of the
American Revolution wide scope in
: hostoric ancestry. Mention was made
hy Mrs Massey, OF the restoration of
old historic churahrs in which service j.
held once o yolr. "ANc have our Della
, ware Archives" She said. "but we have
. still an mNrittcn history which in
cludc- incidents handed down tIom great
grandiathcrs and grandmoiheFs and
q sun nflMllLlen. tifrs -Nh7ofNf lN tftuh
/ ing Of the lite Of Revolutionary heroes
told of all The lead having been taken
from the house occupied by General
Howe and conveyed 60 Germantown
where Il was made into bullets fol
defence CT our country,
Mention was made Of the important
pleccs Of historic interest which are
passed op the aray, 70 West Chester
II feel that this administration under
the regime of the present president
general viii accomplish much Mrs.
Aiasscy said IN closing. In our
Home Chapter We have enthusiastic
ally hcid our meetings. We hats
received one now member of whose
pedierea v'o e. g. all fond
Mrs. G.. Peterson Speakman, report
ing Cor Elizabeth Cook Chapter, OF
/ Sws-Sa, said thai enorts we're being
nlade to erect a tablet TO General
Polk, and that her chapter showed
progress and enthusiasm.
because Of a death IN the regents
fauilv. there was no official report
from john Pettlgrew Chapter, Of Mil
ford,
Mrs Hall. in referring to Miss
Todd's remarks on the preservation
OF old landmarks. stated that a COM
miitce from Caesar Rodney Chapter
had discovered the graves of four
Revolutionary heroes in Old Swedes
Church yard.
Upon adjournment the guests OF
Nonor and other members we're en-
tcriained at luncheon in the rose
room Of the hotel.
A dainty menu was served at indi'
vdual tables and those In attend
ance included: From Caesar Rodney
OF Wilmington--Mrs George G. Hall
Mrs. Z. p. Moody, Mira. James II
Scott, Mrs w. S. Lednum. Mrs. S. NJ
Council, Mrs. Arthur II. Smith, Miss
Deborah Peacock. Mrs. W. II. Hanck
er, Mrs. Y. H. Haines. Mrs. 4. J. Muir
phey. Mrs. William Poole, Mrs. z. II
Gilpin, Mrs. Charles ]. Kent, Mrs. G.
$. Middleton, Mrs. John NJ Harvey
Miss Marion Mcllim. Mrs. John NJ
Wilson. Miss Mary T. Ridgeley, Mrs
. Z. II. Woodward, Mrs. L, w Cardeza
Mrs. C. Z. Griffith, Mrs. j. G.. Green
Miss Sophia Wsples Mrs. William Ne
5 Ilhenny, Mrs. John Brady, Mrs. William
= Wertenbaker, Mrs. b. +. Holcomh, Mrs
| 5. i. Turner, Mrs. Alexander Cooper
Airs. J.. A. Daboll Mrs. John Vain
[ wright. Miss Laura James, Miss Marion
1 James. Miss Henriette w. Mahon, Mis-:
: Margaret S. Wilson, Mrs. II. D. Ross
I Mrs. A. NJ. Main and Mrs. Alfred II. Lup
ton, Mrs. Frank Lupton, from Green
wich Tea Burning Chapter, Of Brideeton
? \. !.
Elizabeth Cook, Of Smyrns-Nisi
/. Anna Cunningham, Mrs. Sarah Farrell
|, Mrs. G. II. LeFevre. Miss Eba Wiles
! Mrs. Anna p. Mitchell.
Col. Hoslett OF Dover-Alrs. j. Nell
Ivaine, Mrs. Rebecca \. Sharpe.
l. Cooch's Bridge Of Newark-Aiiss Ella
: Todd. Mrs Harry Hayward, Mrs. Ernest
Frazier. Miss Miriam 7. Alrich, Mrs
( r. L. Pennington, Mrs. J. wilkins Cooch
n Mrs. Delaware Clark, Mrs L. w Coocb
r Mrs. S. NJ Donnell, Mrs w. J. Rowan
. Mrs. Woolley.