Evening journal., 1916-02-17
HONOR DAY. With
Daughters OF Il
Luncheon and Musicale at
Hotel du POnt a De-
lightful Function
MANY DISTINGUISHED
WOMEN PRESENT

In celebration of Honor Day" men,
bers of the Daughters Of 1912. enter
tanned at luncheon and musicale this
afternoon in the City Club rooms in
the Hotel DUPONT. A numbe. OF promi-
nent out of town guests representing
various patriotic societies in Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland, as we'll as a NUM-
Der of members of the State Daugh-
ters Of 1872 from down State. were
present in addition to the majority Of
the city members of the society and a
few other specially invited guests.
Covers were laid for forty guests.
Luncheon was served at round
tables, each of which was neatly deco
rated with a centrepiece of white car
nations and ferns. Blue and gray. the
cOlors of the society. were carried out
in the dainty little paper baskets filled
with confections that were gwen as
favors.
Following luncheon, which was
featured by brief toasts and ad-
dresses. a delightful musical program
was given. Mrs Nina Prcttyman
Howell, OF Philadelphia, yioliniste;
Marion Frederick, soprano. and Miss
Mary A. Sexton, pianiste, were the so
loists
Mrs. Thomas C.. Mum, president Of
| the Delaware Society. Daughters Of
1872 presided at the luncheon. Seated
at the presidents table were the
speakers for the afternoon. who were
Miss Margaret McInnes, president of
the Pennsylvania Stase society; Mrs.
S. =. S. Mitchell. Of the Robert Pat
terson Chapter. of Philadelphia; Mrs.
! Allen T. Harris. OF the Philadelphia
! Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy
| Mrs. l.. w. Baxter OF the Musical
Matinee Club. Philadelphia. Mrs Os.
car Meyer, of the Arts and Letters
Society. OF Philadelphia; Mrs. Harry
r. Montgomery. OF the Peter Mullen
berg Chapter, Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution of Philadelphia; Mrs
j.. w. Anderson of Philadelphia, Mrs
/ George c. Thomas Of the Baltimore
City Chapter. Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution: Mrs William T. Law
ton. of the Maryland Society; Miss
Grace Osborn OF the Young Women'
Christian Association: Mrs. James d
Iglehart, president Of the Maryland
Society, Daughters of 1912. and Mrs
Edmund p Moody, first vice -presiden
general Of tho National Society
Daughters OF the American Revolu
ton
In addition 10 the specially invited
guests. others seated at the presi
dents table were the officers o.
the State society They are Mrs. T
c. Mum, president; Mrs. S. S. Deem
er. first vice-president; Mrs. John NJ
Wilson. of New Castle, second vice
president; Mrs. Touchton. treasurer
Miss Sue Russell. secretary; Mis-
Elizabeth Johnson. register. and tn
executive board members who are
Mrs Eugene DUPONT, Mrs. Irvii
Fluko. Of Woodside; Miss Mary Z
Ridgely and Mrs. ]. l.. Johnson, o
New Castle.
Other guests were: Mrs. H. II
Bromley. Milford; Miss Mariol
Mustard. Miss Emily Vickers and Mis-
Indeloa Poynter. all Of Lewes; Mrs
J. p. Lohand. Milford; Mrs. Snowdel
Mitchell, Philadelphia; Miss Elizabetl
Massey. Philadelphia; Mrs Duncan
of Chestertown, Nd; Mrs. Thomas +
Sadler. of Delaware City; Miss Ann
Cunningham. of Smyrna. and Mrs
Brayshaw of Delmar; Miss Eleano
Z. Todd. Newark; Mrs. Georgia Gill
gan. Mrs. Charles S. Middleton, o
this CITY.