The Washington herald., 1915-11-14

Miss Wolfe. occupied the chair. and
the special guest was Mrs. Howard L.
Hodgkins.
| The chapter voted to take up the
marking OF the graves of Revolution
! airy soldiers. to begin with the grave
OF the soldier whose name IL bears.
Capt. George Wendell Wolfe. the an
cestor of the regent. II also voted to
continue its Southern educational
work in North Carolina. The chapter
has asked and received permission to
present the flag to the new playground
10 be opened in March at Nineteenth
and ID streets northwest, the director
OF which is to be one of the chapters
members. Miss katherine whitcomb.
An illustrated lecture is soon to be
given by Miss Elizabeth Malott Barnes
FIRST president and founder of the
A american Red Cross. and a charter
member and national officer of the
Daughters OF the American RevOlu-
ton, in the new building now being
erected for the use OF the American
Red Cross. a memorial to the wom-
en- OF the civil war. and has sent
copy OF a set OF resolutions drawn up
at recent meeting. to the President
OF the United States. who is now the
president OF the Red Cross Society, ask
! ing him TO direct that a suitable memo
rial to Miss Barton be placed in the
building
The program consisted Of two papers.
one Colleges and Universities in the
District OF Columbia" by Miss Lucy NJ.
Cardwell and the other "Heraldry." by
Mrs. G. c. Burton. Roll call was an
swered with My Revolutionary Hero!
Refreshments were served during the So
cial hour which followed. The Decem-
Der meeting will be Il guest meeting with
Mrs. and Miss Payne, Rhode Island ave-
nue. northwest. to be addressed by Mr..
Glenn Brown.
The November meeting of Patriots Me- !
mortal Chapter was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs \. {. Tuohy at her home
in Eighteenth street. 4 large attendance
OF resident and visiting members was
present. The regent. Mrs G. P. Conway. !
presided and much business pertaining to t,
chapter work was transacted. The chap !
ter has under way a contribution of a box |
containing clothing and other neeesssries |
TO be sent to school for mountaineers. |
located at Georgetown, S. C.
Tho Womans Single Tax Club met in |
one of the study rooms of the Public Ii |
brary on Monday evening. November s. |
1915, at p. M, for the purpose OF organ |
izing a class for the study of Henry |
Georges great work. Progress and Pow |
by Mrs. Alice Thatcher Post. who made |
some excellent suggestions as to the way |
to conduct such a study class. Mrs Post |
illustrated her remarks by reference to !
the similar classes which were con- |
Quoted by her husband, Mr.. Louis F. |
Post. many years ago.
Mr.. W. ID. Mackenzie was chosen to |
lead the class. Some general questions |
relating to Progress and Poverty were |
aaGlr Il
Introduction were read. II was an |
nounced that the class will meet in the |
same place on the second and fourth |
Mondays each month during the season. |
Among those present were: Mrs A. T |
Post, Mrs. Jessie L. Lane. Mr.. Fl. Mar
tin Williams. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mac
kenzie, Miss +. S. Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs |
L. S. Shidy. Miss Ada Rhodes. Mrs. NJ |
c. Lohr. Mrs. B. T Mccartney, Miss
NJ. A. d. Brennan. Miss Cora Mccarthy, |
Miss Grace Hillyer, Mrs H. A. Sutton. |
Miss Laura J. Graddick, Mrs c. z. |
Steinmyer. Mr.. NJ. Sasuly, Miss Olga J. |
Rosenthsl. Mr.. Sid Evans. Mr.. George p.
Hampton. Mr.. George D. Miller. Mr.. |
Ralph Whelan, Mr.. John Grant, Miss G. |
L Anderson. and Mr.. Charles s. Davis. |
The Robert Z. Lee Chapter. L. d. c.,
will give its benefit card party at the |
Portner Monday evening. November Is, |
and not at Confederate Memorial Home,
as previously announced.
The forty-third birthday of the Cercle
des Precieuses Ridicules was pleasantly
celebrated at Nine. Becker's. The cleo
ton OF officers for the coming year re-
suited as follows: President, NJ. Becker;
vice presidents, Mile. Prud' homme, DR..
H. W. Wiley. NJ. A. c. Heaton. N. Quain-
lance; manager, Mile. Becker: treasurer,
NJ. Belfort; assistant treasurer, Mile.
Dorian: secretary. Mile. Stow; charge of
receptions, Mile. Shaw. Nine. Seip con-
tributed an original essay. ''L'Original-