The Washington herald., 1917-02-18

will be enacted by Mrs. Andrew H. Plant,
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith. and Mrs.
George S. Covington.
John Lindsay Chapter. D. A. r, was
entertained by Mrs John Wesley Cupp
at her residence. s609 Fourteenth street.
Tuesday evening, the honor guest being
Mrs. George c. SQuires, OF ST Paul,
MINI, candidate for president general.
The meeting was presided over by Mrs.
Ellis Logan. regent OF the chapter, who
will be the chapters delegate to the Ma
tional Congress, and the following alter
mates selected: Mrs. James Wright
Clark, vice regent; Mrs. J. Tdson Briggs.
treasurer; Mrs. Charles Windle, record
ing secretary; Mrs. John Wesley CUpp
Ms. Harry Dowling. Mrs. Walter Hamil
ton, Mrs. Loren Fryer, Mrs. Edwaru
Ryan, and Miss Daisy Clark. chaplain
At the conclusion Of the business meeting
Mrs. SQuires was called on to give her
ideas as to the aims OF the organization
and what she hoped TO accomplish should
she be elected as its head which she
did in highly interesting and enter
tanning manner. Other features of the
evening was a delightful reading by Mrs.
Charles Windle and an entertaining de-
scHption of records in the old Fairfax
County Courthouse by Mr.. Sylvester r.
and the refreshments served, all in the
spirit of st. Valentines Day. Those
present, besides the above mentioned,
were Mr.. Ellis Logan, Mrs. Sylvester
Bowen. Mrs. Barnes, Miss Barnes Miss
Briggs, Mrs. James Wright Clark, Miss
.. Clark, Mr.. John Wesley Cupp. Mr.. Rob
ert Cupp Miss DowlinE Mr.. Loren Fryer,
Mrs. Charles Hunt Mr.. John Halstesd,
Mrs. Louise Locke and Mr.. Charles
wtndls
The hostesses for the afternoon teas to
be served this week by the Suffrage
Federation District OF Columbia, at the
headquarters OF the National American
Woman Suffrage Association, l6as Rhode
Island avenue, will be es follows; Non
day. Miss Evelyn Scott Morris; Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruth B. Hensey; Wednesday Mrs.
Louis Gutenberg, assisted by Mrs. Jennie
Hlpem Smell; Friday. the Political Study
cirbi Saturday. the College Equal suf-
frage League.
Tea will be served from 4 to 6 daily, snc
all friends Of suffrage are invited
Wendell Wolfe Chapter, b. A. R., met
Tuesday evening. with Mrs. 7. c. Homa-
ler, N Taylor street northwest as
hostess. Assisting Mrs. Homiller was her
sister. Mrs. G. c. Burton and the Misses
Evans, Gariiok and Hamer.
The regent Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe,
presided. Mrs. Norman Ives. formerly re-
gent Of the Rebecca Park Chapter Gales
burg. Ill, wes elected an associate MEM
Der and the following were indorsed for
election at the coming Continental Con-
Eress; Mrs. Woodbury. c. Pulsifer, Of
Washington, d. c., former State vice re-
gent Of the District of Columbia, for
the office Of corresponding secretary gen
erai: Mrs George Kuhn Clarke, of Cam
bridge, Mass, former regent OF the Paul
Revere Chapter, Boston. Mass, for his
torian general; Miss Emma Lydia
Crowell. State regent of Pennsylvania, for
recording secretary general; Mrs. Robert
J. Johnston, former State regent Of Iowa,
for treasurer general
The election OF delegates and alternates
from Wendell Wolfe Chapter to CONT
mental Congress resulted as follows: Dele
gates-Regent. Miss Bertha Frances
Wolfe, and vice regent, Mrs. II. c. Ober-
holser. Alternates-Mrs. Joseph Allen,
jr., Mrs. L. 3. Stine, Mrs. II. W. Belnap
Mrs. r. A. Dellett, Miss Margaret l. Del
lett, Miss Elijah beth B. Stryker Mrs
Gordon Bailey. Miss Thelma Mills Payne,
Miss Elisabeth NJ Bsnes and Miss El-
len Church.
Tho chapter Is a member OF the As
sociation for the Blind and the annual