The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
With the D. A. RS

Wendell Wolfe Chapter, d. A. r.. cele-
brated its fifth anniversary on Monday
evening at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. L.
F. Kebler. 1892 Park road. with Mrs.
kebler, assisted by Mrs. George s
Chase, Mrs. Ruth Barnard Parker Mrs.
r. a. Dellett. Miss Winifred l.. Stockton
and Miss Bernice II. Kent hostesses.
The regent, Miss Wolfe. presided. The
guest of honor was Mrs. George Tha cher
Guernsey, of Independence. kans., State
regent of Kansas and candidate for
president general at the coming election
I Other guests were Mrs. Gaius NJ. Brum-
baugh, registrar general; Mrs. Woodbury.
{. Pulsifer. formerly vice State regent of
the District; Mrs. Samuel 4. Ammon of
Pittsburgh, formerly chairman OF the
national patriotic education committee;
Mrs. w. c. Barnes, vice State regent Of
Arizona: Mrs. Norman l.. Ives, regent of
Rebecca Park Chapter. Of GaIesburg. ILL.,;
Mrs. L. b. Swormstedt, formerly treas
urer general: Mrs. F. A. Sncekus. of
Submit Clark Chapter. Massachusetts:
Mrs f. c. Seward, Of Eagle Rock Chap
ter, New Jersey; Miss Laura V. Walker.
former regent of Columbia Chapter
Another guest of honor, the speaker of
the evening. was the noted architect and
author, Mr.. Glenn Brown. lie spoke of
the city of Washington, its original plan
and recent improvements. and his ad-
dress was greatly enjoyed.
The regent contributed two readings,
Songs Of the Night" and 'Platonic
Love- and the musical program con-
sisted of vocal solos by Miss Lillian
Chenoweth of Continental Chapter, who
sang IAN Old Riddle" and for an encore |
a Memory" Miss Thelma Payne sang
a group of Indian love lyrics and Il |
plantation melody, When Mammy's |
Away" Miss ChenOweth was accompa- |
MED by Mrs c. p Clark and Miss Payne |
by Mrs. Bessie N. Wild. Mrs. Dorothy |,
X. Butler played a piano solo. The |
Rustic of Spring" and as an encore |
Scarf Dance"
The guests of honor all gave short ad-
dresses. congratulating the chapter on its
and work accomplished.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter was organized
April 16. 1910. by the present regent. Miss
Bertha Frances Wolfe. with sixteen
charter members. of whom ten are still
Oh its rolls. There have been seventy
three names enrolled and two chapters
have been organized from it. 1t has dis
bursed about $500. has held forty-five reg
ulsr meetings. has studied colonial his
tory. is now studying local history, has
done welfare work, patriotic work, and
various other lines taken up by the ma
tional society
After the program there was a So
cial hour. The dining table was
adorned with pink roses and there
was birthday cake holding five pink
.apers. which was cut with ceremony.
The members and guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Young. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. y. Hardy. Mr.. and Mrs. l. c.
stockton, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul V.
Roundy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Oberholser, DIR.
md Mrs. Clifton P. Clark, Mesdames
ilenn Brown, J. Leyden White. w. A.
'olger. Hattie Robinson, Ruth r.
Barnard. G. C. Burton, T. C. Homiller. {
/. NJ. Luke. Ada Mills Payne, c. F.
<ebler, Irma Harig, Ella s. Ford. J
fairy Botorff. Annah n. Fletcher. Car
lie Davis. Ruth Todd. Minnie Robin
on, Laura Shaw, Lucy n Cardwell,
aura and Ellen Church, Margaret L. r
)ellett, Alice z. Evans, Ella M. Gar
ick. Eva z. Luke and Sara Stephens
fessrs. Andrew Jordan Green, John
ord. J. N. Faris. e. c. Seward. George
!. Chase and Victor r. Kebler.
Mrs. Harry Inse and Mrs. c. S. Shaw :,
an. Of Mobile. Ala. are at the Ebbitt a
Dr. the d. A. R. Congress. \
Mrs. Thomas w. Day. vice president
eneral.s d. A. R., Of Memphis. headed
ne Tennessee delegation OF representa-
ives. which arrived yesterday morning.
he was accompanied by Mrs. John A. =
Winter. Memphis; Mrs. H. H. Embery
nd Mrs. H. 8. Chamberlain, Of Chatta- :
ooga; Mrs. Thomas Latham and Mrs. !
|. J. Carter, Of Memphis.
The New Hampshire delegation of >
aughters Of the Revolution arrived In Z
- city yesterday morning and estab- =
shed headquarters at the Ebbitt. T
mong those to arrive were Mrs. Charles +
/. Goss. state regent: Miss Alice Clark. j
over: Mrs. Lorin Webster, Plymouth, II
nd Mrs. william r. Russell, Somers- .
orth.
Among other prominent representatives q
no arrived are Mrs. John r. Weston Il
I'd Nr6 3. 8. Smithson. Monmouth. "A