Evening star., 1918-02-24

Clara Wilson, Mrs. ". H. Howard ,sdg3'
Jessie Mel Watson. Mrs A1fredN-u
J. White. Miss Cora L II Fe,dsamp. Mrs, Anne
]. Ramsey. Mrs. T. ]. Schail. Mrs. Louis
w. Austin. Miss Alice c.. Evans. Miss Cracs
l. Forsythe, Mrs. Basil NJ. Manly. MiS5
Vera B. Spinney and Miss Laura E
Verran.
The plans for the supper. which will
take place March Is in place Of the an
nual banquet. are progressing rapidly.
Katherine Montgomery Chapter. ID. A.
r., held its last business meeting OF the
year Tuesday, at the home of the re-
gent, Mrs. S. ]. Croissant, 1717 Q street
Important business was transacted. The
following were elected as alternates
to the d. A. R. Congress in April: Dele
gate, Mrs. S. J. Croissant, regent; first
alternate. Mrs. Nettie NJ. Smith; Sec
ond alternate, Mrs. Stewart; third all
ternate, Mrs. Backus; fourth alternate,
Mrs. NJ. A. Coulter: fifth alternate, Mrs.
Emmert. and sixth alternate. Mrs. Hell
en- NJ Jones.
Ten dollars was voted to Berea Coll
lege for education of the mountain
whites. card party, which was well
attended. was held at the home of the
vice regent, Mrs. Backus. Woodside.
Md. for the benefit of the. college.
The chapter also voted SO for the
restoration of the village in France
| which has been assumed by the d. A r.
The naming of one candidate was
brought before the chapter and passed.
| Columbia Chapter. ID. A. r.. met Mon
| day at the home of Miss Lottie Van
| Doren, in East Capitol street, Miss
Nellie Grant Ross. the regent. pre-
| siding, After the disposition OF con-
| siderable routine business the follow
| ing were elected for the D. A R con-
| gress in April: Delegate, Mrs. George
| T. Stormont: alternate for regent. Mrs.
| NJ. f. Best. and alternates, Mrs. c. C.
| Coombs. Miss Laura " Walker, Mrs
| w f. Grimes, Mrs. II. c. Gauss. Mrs
| velma S. Barber. Mrs. P. $. Gunion.
/ Mrs. s. 'McElhannon, Mrs Lillian Brock
and Miss Lottie Van Doren.
| The chapter will hold a reception
I Tuesday evening from to 10 at the
! College women's Club. 1922 I street.
! in honor of their chapter member, Mrs.
/ William Edward Grimes. who is a can
/ didate for state historian.
L, s. Grant Circle, No. I, Ladies Of the
C. A. r.. will entertain the Civil War
| Veterans and Sons of Veterans at
| campfire Tuesday evening at o'clock
| in Grand Army Hall. Stories of Lin
| coin and Washington, "reminiscences OK
| the civil war and war music Will Be
| features. A camp with campfire: Win
| be of interest and full rations will be
| served. The Sons of eVterans VIII as
| sist in entertaining. The committees
| MuIiigan, Mrs Rose NJ. Sefton, Miss
Emma Hayward. Mrs. Florence Barrins
| ger. Mrs Emma Randolph and Mrs.
Belle H. Gibson. and the committee on
rations is Mrs. Charles Hughes. Mrs
A1vina Scott. Mrs. Elizabeth HierlinE.
Mrs. Laura A. Lemon and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Conklin. The patriotic instructor.
| Mrs. Charlotte Barr. will have charge
| of the presentation of and salute to
/ the flag. Commanders. officers ana
members of camps of Sons of Veterans
I and posts of the G. A. r are invited
The Mary Warrington Chapter. ID. A:
r.. will give the fourth of Its series OF
benefit war work card parties for menu
! bers and their friends Thursday after-
| noon from . to ) o'clock, with Mrs
| Frederick T F. Johnson as hostess. in
| her apartment at the Balfour. in 10Th
| street.
| The Twentieth Century Cluh-The
surgical dressing section of the club
| will meet again tomorrow morning at
| the Geographic Society building, as
| well as other mornings. Also, there wiz
be classes Monday, Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons, with instructors in
| charge
The conservation section is giving
| demonstrations each Monday afternoon
at pm at the Public Library of the
| hest method of using various substi-
tutes for wheat, meats and fats. Mrs.
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