Evening star., 1920-05-23

Stout, registrar, and Mrs. Emma w.
Child, chaplain.
Constitution Chapter. D. A. r.. met
| Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. S. H. Cunningham After regu-
lar business was transacted and
tion was held. when Mrs. Rob Roy
| McKahan was unanimously elected
regent, with the following corps OF
/ officers: Vice regent. Mrs. William
C.. Sanford: recording secretary. Mrs.
Edward Perkins: corresponding Sec
urer. Mrs. Frank A. Evarts; registrar.
Mrs. Marcus w. Lewis: historian
chaplain. Miss Elizabeth Pierce. Miss
Pierce was presented with pin by
the chapter Mrs Ellsworth, the re-
| firing regent. making the presenta-
| tion speech. The chapter was the re-
cipient Of a regents pin given by
Mrs. Herreschoff, regent of Manhattan
Chapter Of New York city, who first
became a member Of the D. A. r.
through Constitution Chapter.
Magruder Chapter. D. A. R--The
last regular meeting of the season
| was held Wednesday at the residence
of Mrs. Morgan L. Steele. 1913 30th
street. the regent, Mrs. Caroline Hill
fcers for the ensuing year: Mrs. Caro-
line Hill Marshall. reelected regent;
| Mrs. Phillip Hill Sheriff, vice regent
| Miss NJ. Theresa Hill. corresponding
| secretary; Miss Elizabeth C. Magru-
der. recording secretary; Miss Regina
Magruder Hill. treasurer; Miss Maria
Forrest Bailey, registrar; Mrs. Will
| liam Pinckney Brooks, historian, and
Mrs. 0. Q. Vandenberg, chaplain.
The Capitol Hill History Club will
be entertained at luncheon Wednes-
day by six members. in honor of their
club colleagues. at the home Of Mrs. H.
B. Mattox. 4911 14th street. At the
| recent meeting held at the residence
OF Mrs. Jason Waterman. 1907 Sd
paper on Jerusalem" and Mrs. Bur-
ridge Wilson. club delegate to the
F. d. w. c., gave a report of the
| federation's convention.
! The District of Columbia CHAPTER
OF Founders and Patriots Of America
Will give a card party shortly, the
proceeds to be used as a donation to-
wards the memorial window being
Installed by the founders in Plymouth
Hail, Plymouth. Mass. in commemora-
ton of the 300th anniversary of the
landing of the Pilgrims.
The State Historic COMMITTEES, Dis
| trict Of Columbia, d. A. r., at it's last
] meeting of the season Thursday at the
residence Of Mrs. Charles w. Richard
son. 1917 Connecticut avenue. was en-
tertained by paper by Miss Florence
Sponord on Pilgrim Women"
Dolly Madison Chapter, d. A. r.,
held reception Thursday at the Col
1ege Womans Club to celebrate the
birthday anniversary of Dolly Madison.
after whom the chapter is named. The
regent. Mrs. Richard E. Claughton. and
the vice regent. Mrs. Henry B. Patten,
received. assisted by Mrs. George May
nard Minor. president general. National
Society, D. A. r.: Mrs. Wallace Hanger,
| organizing secretary general: Mrs. Liv-
ingston Hunter. treasurer general; Mrs.
George White, curator general. and Mrs.
. Francis st. Clair. state regent of the
District D. A. r. Many local Daugn-
organizations, with other guests. were
! present.
Continental Chapter. ID. A. R.. held
evening at the home of Miss Mabel
White and Miss Ella Reese. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the COM
ing year: Regent. Miss May Townsend;
vice regent. Mrs. Thomas D: Whyte:
treasurer. Mrs. John Narrower; corre-
spending secretary. Mrs. Lillian McMil-
Ian: assistant corresponding secretary.
Mrs. John Gerber; historian, Miss Fan
ME Fisher; registrar, Miss Minnie Pc
| tersen; chaplain. Mrs. Sarah Clarke
l The past year proved successful one
a large sum being donated for charitable
purposes.
d. A. R.. held its May meeting at the
home of the regent. Miss Emma
! Strider. 1850 Rhode Island avenue.
The following officers were elected for
loughby S. Chesley; vice regent. Miss
Anna NJ. Shaw; recording secretary,
Miss Ella Ford: corresponding secre-
| tary. Mrs. A. Owen Seaman; treasurer
Miss Jane Young: registrar. Mrs
Winston Holt.
Dixie Chapter. United Daughters of
the Confederncy. closed it's season
Memorial Home. All regular business
| being completed, Miss Margaret
Daniel. historian. read a paper on the
Jefferson Davis Memorial" After
ward the members and their friends
enjoyed a social hour of bridge. Re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Paul L.
Joachim, president of the chapter. was
hostess of the evening. and was as
sisted by Mrs. Bobbitt of North Caro-
meeting will be September is.
The District of Columbia Congress
Of Mothers and Parent-Teacher As
DOCA0tAUuo Will ilOlu the last
meeting of its season Wednesday
with an all-day picnic at the home of
the recording secretary. Mrs. Percy |
Daniel. at Falls Church, Va. The new
officers elected at the April convention
will be inducted into Office and an
nual reports of the chairman Of each |
department will be read. The work Of !
compiling the report from the ques- |
tionnaire is nearly finished, the sur |
vey of the school buildings having |
been COmpleted for aOme time
Monticello Chapter, d. A. r., held |
Its last meeting for the season Tues |
day evening at the home Of the treas |
urer. Mrs. Caroline F. Kirk, 2o13 g |
street.
Annual reports were heard and the |
following officers elected to serve the |
coming year: Mrs. James P. Hart, re- !
gent Unanimously re-elected); Mrs. |
Amy Hammond. first vice regent: Mrs !
Deli F. Kistler. second vice regent: |
Miss Josephine Bedinger. recording |
secretary; Mrs. Helen NJ. Hall. cor
responding secretary: Mrs. Caroline F. |
Kirk. treasurer; Mrs. Edison Phillips. |
torian; Mrs. James H. Mcintosh, chap |
lain.
Mrs. st. Clair. District state re-
gent, was guest accompanied by |
Miss Alton. Both spoke Of the work |
OF the Americanization School in |
the Daughters.
f. Pluribus Unum Chapter, ID. A. r., /!
met Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Ell |
mer Curry. 625 A street northeast. |
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