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ing exercises will occur Thursday
morning at IL o'clock when the
former Speaker. Champ Clark. will
deliver the address.
The Political Study Club met on
Friday afternoon last at the residence
of DR.. and Mrs. l. B. Thomson in
Sixteenth street Mrs. ]. Campbell
cantrill, who was to describe her
trip as delegate to the st. Louis Suf-
frage Convention. was prevented by
illness from being present. and Mrs.
Frank W. Pyle read a most inter-
esting and instructive paper on MY
Sojourn in Korea" describing the
habits and customs, also the recent
political attitude. of that country.
Mrs C. B. Eldridge told of thrilling
experiences in connection with her
work as chairman of tanks and air
planes in the recent Victo-y loan
drive The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner; vice
president, Mrs ]. Campbell Cantrill;
recording secretary, Mrs. Charles H
Merillat; corresponding secretary.
Mrs Charles L. Gummel; treasurer.
Mrs. Schulteis.
The Victory Chapter. D. A. R.. met
with its regent-Mrs. L. A. Abbot
500 Thirty-ninth street-on Monday
afternoon, May IS. Three new men,
bers and one associate member were
received into the chapter. Mrs. Dun
can u. Fletcher. organizing secretary
general. and Miss Natalie Sumner
II D
zine, were the guests Of honor. Miss
Lincoln gave an interesting talk on
the magazine. Miss Kathrina Har-
vey gave US a review OF the book
The Story OF the Romance of Ar
lington House" Mrs. T ]. Kemp
sang three quaint folk songs of the
Kentucky mountains. The chapter is
planning to give a lawn party and
sale at the residence of Mrs. F. B.
Littell, 3704 Porter street, on Friday,
June 13 Refreshments were served
by the hostess and pleasant social
hour spent.
Cards are out for the annual ball
and reception of the New York State
Society. at the Washington Club. on
Wednesday evening. June 4. at
Seventeenth and K streets northwest.
The honor guests will be the Senators
and Representatives Of the Empire
State. and the society will warmly
welcome all men in uniform from
New York. Mrs. Paul Anderson and
Mrs Eva Slayton Fatt will render a
short musical program. The guests
will be received by the acting presi-
dent. Miss Jeanne a. Hayden, assist
ed by Miss K. /. Dunkle, Miss Verna
Davidson. Mr.. ]. NJ. Barr and Mr.
Roger Wells.
The Richard Arnold Chapter. n.
s. D. A R. met Tuesday evening
at the home of the founder. Mrs.
NJ. st. Clair Blackburn. 1913 Seven
teenth street northwest. The busi-
ness of the evening was reading of
annual reports of the regents and
other officers and election of off,
GERS The reports of the regent,
Mrs Geo. Edward Chadsey, and
the recording secretary. Mrs. Alfred
Aldous. touched modestly the splen-
did work in sale of Liberty bonds
for the Richard Arnold Chapter.
Indeed. each report evinced patri-
otic energy and generosity of every
member. following the example of
the regent. went over the top in
every request for funds at home
and abroad. The regent. Mrs. Geo.
Edward Chadsey. individually sub
scribed to the support of the French
orphans, credited to the Richard
Arnold Chapter. She also contrib
uted SO TO Continental Hall Lii
brary, as well as to other d. A. r.
causes presented. The result of
the election was. as follows:
For regent, Mrs George Edward
Chadsey: vice regent, Mrs. Charles
Drake Westcott; recording secre-
tary. Miss Cecil Peggy Lane; his
torian. Mrs. Paul Forrest Myers:
treasurer. Miss Katherine r. Pow
ell: corresponding secretary. Miss