Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-26
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INDEPENDENCE

INDEPENDENCE BELL CHAPTER.
d. A. r.
The Lord Baltimore Country Club
house, formerly the historic old Calvert
mansion, Riverdale. Nd. was the scene
Of a reception Wednesday afternoon for
the formation of new chapter for the
Daughters of the American Revolution
Independence Bell. Mrs. Frank f.
Greenault state regent, presided.
The singing of America" was one OF
the opening features: Mrs. Mary S. Lock-
wood offered a prayer and Mrs. Henry
Churchill Cook. regent. made an address
of welcome Others who spoke included
| Mrs. w. H. Wanamaker, Mrs Harry T.
Guss and Mrs. Paul r. Hickox. Inc
social hour followed and refreshments
were served. All joined in singing The
Star Spangled Banner" with Miss Gary
at the piano.
! The following are the officers of the
new chapter: Regent, Mrs. Henry
Churchill Cook: first vice regent, Mrs.
| George A. Armes: second vice regent,
| Mrs Claude +. Miller: recording secre-
| tary, Mrs Daisie NJ. Bouden: correspond
! ing secretary, Miss NJ. Esther Mayher'
treasurer. Miss Wilmuth Gary: registrar,
DIR. Helen F. Perkins historian. Mrs.
Helen Nelson DOGGY.
LAFAYETTE W. r. c.
| Lafayette Corps. No. 10. w. x. G.. met
! Monday night with the president MISS
Mary hi Mario. in the chair. The large
number of members present extenued
cordial welcome to Mrs. Vina NJ. Call
houn who has been i'll for more than
year Past-Comniander Calhoun WAS
! the honor guest of the occasion.
COLUMBIA CHAPTER. D. A. r.
The September meeting of Columbia
Chapter, D. A. r., has been postponed
on account of the G. A. r. exercises:
The next regular meeting VIII De helo
| October &c.
NEUTRAL SOCIAL CLUB.
! The Neutral Social Club gave dance
Monday evening at the clubhouse. %
X street northeast. Those present were
| Mrs L. Kopp. Misses F. Bryan. b.
Casby, n Cady. Il. Connor, A. Cornell.
n Conner, NJ. Common. H. Deuhrns, :.
Drury, A. Fenton, y. Fenton. q. Heard,
r. Jones. e. Kopp, NJ. Kopp. L. kopp.
chior, H Mitchell, l. Myers. c. Manning.
NJ. O'Brien. l.. o'Brien: R. Purcell. ",
! Ridgley, c. Ryder q. Renneberger. X
| Robert, NJ. Stone and r. Young ana
Messrs. H. Ardeeser, j. Abbott, r; 81! G.
]. Bull L. Berman, J. Callahan. & COS
! tello, F. Di Prima, F. Doonis, NJ. Foley.
l.. Gleecy. u. Long, j. Gargan, r. Gar
gan, j. Kraft, c. kopp, H: hopp. l..
NcDaniels, II. Mccarthy, j. frehuer' e.
/ Perry. v Schultz. &C. Stansbury, =.
Stricken J. Smith. w. Nolgt, L. w uh-
der w. Wilmer and b. Watson.
| MOUNT PLEASANT W. C. 7. T.
| The election of officers was held at
| the September meeting of the Mount
Pleasant W. c. T. L. Tuesday at The
p. home of Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Easterline,
| 3llO 18th street, and resulted IN the re-
| election of Mrs. J. a. Edgar for presi-
| dent; Mrs l.. ID. Clark. vice president.
i Mrs. Easterling. recording secretary :.
| Mrs NJ. {. Bennett, treasurer. ana me
| election of Mr.. MCPHERSON, correspond
| ing secretary.
| Reports for the year showed Sood
| work done in the literature department.
| under the management of Mrs BoNu
| and Mrs. Haden.
Three mothers meetings were held, as
reported by Mrs. Clark and Mrs. j. a.
A., Edgerton superintendents.
The superintendent of white ribbon
| recruits reported thirty-siN members
| enrolled.
1t was announced that gold mccall
| oratorical contest would be held in the
| United Presbyterian Church IN ret
| worth October at pm.
| The next meeting of the Mount Pleas
| ant Union will be held October IL At
1890 pm. in the Friends Church. 18TH
| and Irving streets. when new members
/ will be received.