The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-28
THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IS 1915

fourth Monday Of each month. The
meeting was called to order by Its
leader. Mr.. w. ID. Mackenzie. and dur
Ing the evening the class studied the
first and second chapters of Progress
and Poverty" by Henry George.
Those present were: Mr.. w. ID. Mac
kenzie. Mrs. Jessie L. Lane, Mrs. J. L.
Munroe. Miss +. s. Crosby. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. p. Shidy. Miss Flora Raymond.
Mrs. Olga J. Rosenthal. Mrs. H A.
sutton. Mr.. Charles 8. Davis. Mr.. z. j.
Dakln. DR.. R. H. Hovey. Mrs. L. NJ
Fouts. Mr.. II. L. Adams, Mrs. NJ. Lohr,
Mr.. Sid Evans. Miss Mary Brennan. Mr.
R. A. Scott. Mrs @. p. Hampton. Mr..
w. s. Erwin, Mr.. C. J. Homberger,
H Ragland. DR.. ]. c. Dyer. and MI
NJ. Sasuly.
The November meeting of the Mar
cha Burns Chapter. D. A. r., was held
at the residence OF the vice regent,
Mrs. Otto Luebkert. 1907 X street, on
Wednesday afternoon. After the reg
ular business meeting. the program OF
the afternoon was given by Mrs.
Framework. Mrs. Ethel and Miss
Gutelius. A social half hour followed.
Columbia Chapter. ID. A. r.. met on
Tuesday evening at the Raleigh Ho-
tel. Mrs. Charles S. Hyer. the regent.
presided. Mrs. Edward S. Grimes, the
chaplain, offered prayer. Mrs. II. l..
Dean. the historian. gave n paper on
the life of Anthony Wayne. Mrs.
George =. Conway. State chairman of
Preservation of Historic Spots and
Records. gave a very instructive and
interesting talk on the milestones of
the District. The chart used in Illus
trating the talk was prepared by Mr..
Woodward, to whom much credit Is
due for the activity of the daughters
along this line of patriotic work!
Mrs. Fenelon b. Brock. a member of
Columbia Chapter. told OF being pres-
eut at the one hundredtb anniversary
OF the laying of the milestone at Jones
Point. Va. which Is In the wall OF tn.
light house that is below Alexandria
The daughters had not at that time
taken up the work of preserving these
historic stones. and the occasion was
the interest felt in the matter by
few persons acting as individuals. Mrs
Frank Foster Greenawalt. State re-
gent. spoke of the wonderful year or
prosperity that had just closed for tn.
District daughters. She said the Dis
trict was foremost and near the top.
having raised ons-sixteenth of the en-
tire amount raised by the National So
ciety. Mrs. Vida X. Clementson. vice
chairman national SlmT nsn,,,,,O on
Magazine, spoke in the interest OF that
Mrs. Paul r. Hickok, State
chaplain, also spoke a few words of
greeting to the chapter. advising the
daughters to be well posted in the al
fairs of the society that they might
be able to refute possible criticisms.
Refreshments were served and So
cial time enjoyed.
Robert F.. Lee Chapter. No. ca. L.
d. c.. held Its regular monthly meet
ing at Confederate Memorial Hall No
veInber %, with the president, Mrs.
Walter Z. Hutton. in the chair. There
was a full attendance and comndttees
for the ensuing year were appointed.
The chapter Is contemplating giving
a reception to the Veterans" as soon
after the holidays as possible. Two
new members received into the chap
ter were Mrs. William l. Denning and
Mrs. Marian S. Geiman. Refreshments
were served during the social hour
which followed the business meeting.