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rived with a huge sack, from which
he presented each guest well nlied
stocking. Carols were sung around the
beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
Marcia Burns Chapter, d. A. r., met
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. Otto
Luebkert, the regent presiding. Near
East Relief work was favorably re-
ported and contributions from NOM
bers were received.
tion Of Mrs. Charles J. Gates for
state recording secretary.
Mrs Louis A. Abbot, guest of honor.
gave a talk on the memorial work at
Yorktown. followed by delightful
social hour. during which the hostess
sister. Mrs. Jessie A.. Potter. Mrs.
William J. Ethel of Lawrenceville,
N. j., ex-regent, was present.
Monticello Chapter, ID. A. r.. met
Tuesday evening with the regent.
Mrs. Hammond; Mrs. Jackson, hostess.
Election of historian was taken UP to
fill the place Of Miss Taylor and the
office offered to Mrs. Kistler. who de-
Election of delegates and alternates
to the next continental congress re.
suited in the unanimous election OF
Mrs. Kistler as delegate. Alternates
were as follows: FIRST, MIs. AAh Soc-
ond. Miss Kelly; third. Mrs. Baker;
fourth. Mrs. Hall; fifth. Miss Pitch
ford; sixth, Mrs. Phillips.
The chapter presented its former re-
gent, Mrs. Hart, with an ex-regents
pin. Mrs. Ross. a member Of Columbia
Commander of U. S. Jacob Jones Post.
Mrs. Clagett, gave talk on the work
Of the American Legion.
r,x 1000 T,,>
street.-There will be a New Year
eve dance at the clubhouse from 8
to IL. Miss Anna NJ. Jenkins is in
charge.
Monday. January 2, to s, tea
Hostess, Mrs. William H. Heron.
The ladies Of the Chinese delegation
have been invited to receive. At s
o'clock Admiral Tsai Of China will
speak on Female Education in
China" The tea announced for De-
cember 26 has been postponed
Gov. Thomas Welles Society. Chill
dren Of the American Revolution
The Junior branch was entertained
recently by Prentiss Taylor, with
forty members and guests present.
Mrs. Emig, the, president. presided:
Mrs. Wood reported ioa;a. an entertain. et IN.
Thomson School. when the members
rendered a program Of songs, tab
leaux and dancing.
Mrs. LIE Fevre and Mrs. Allen are
captains for the contest for 200 new
members. which the society Is - ex-
are offered for those securing ten
new members.
The following new members were
announced by the registrar, Frances
was pinned on those present: Harriet
Butler, Mary Posey. Christine Bar
low, Dorothy Waugh. William H
| Waugh, Gwendolin Finch. Rosemary
Mulhall. Charles Seay, Henry 1rton
Yvonne Rapeer and Francis l.
Edmund Pendleton symonds and
Miss Ragland gave musical numbers
and Emily Campbell. Sarah Mitchell
LIE Fevre and Mester Ann Le Fevre
gave recttations. Mrs. Wisewell told
stories and Mrs. Taylor served re-
| freshments.
The Seniors met at tho homo o1
Robert Carmody, who was assisted II
entertaining by Anne and MARY Eoltf
Mulhall. Constance Wisewell. R1chare
Edwards and William Wilkinson: Tn
| vice president, katherine Hawley
| guests were present.
The registrar, William Hipkins, an,
nounced that Thomas seay. 5r. ant
| Martha e. Waldo were received o9
transfer from inc juno! ooSIoty, 90
that the following members were be-
ing transferred to the D. A r. ,s ans
S. A. R.: Doris Pierce, Mary Hill
Sarah Poole. Annie Clarke. MarEare
! Dubois, Mary Rawlings. Samuel Har
dy, Waldo Clarke. Hubert MeNei!
| Robert Bolton, chairman OF mem
[ bership, presented the names Of Ju!i'
Lee Orme and Margaret Mackey' VIII
were accepted.
The honor list of members VINO q
sisted in the procession on Armisticl
day was read and committee II
charge Of Katherine Hawley wa
named to arrange Tor the Christina
reunion dance.
The society is cooperating with tn
eral articles Of clothing were orderet
to be purchased for needy children.
The address Of the evening wa
given by Fred. E. Woodward. VIII
Spoke Of the early milestones OF tn
District.
Patriots, Memorial Chapter-Mri
Lincoln Green, 2204 r street, was host
ess to the chapter Tuesday. Luncheol
was served during the social hour. fol
flowed by the regular business meeting
Miss Carolene Smith. regent. presiding
committees, Mrs. G. P. Conway. chair
man on limitation Of armament confer
5ence. opened q discussion on tho sub
ject, followed by Mrs Livtngston I
Hunter, treasurer general. N. s D. A. r
who gave an account Of the opening o
to attend, followed by Mrs J. A. Ar
mold. The chapter adopted resolution
expressing its approval Of the action o
the president general in rendering IN
ID. A. R building to the President o
the United States for tho use Of tn
conference. One new member was ad
nitted.
Chapin Union, W. G. II. o.. held it
current meeting with the president. Mr.
st. Clair, in the chair. MrA Grogal
! spoke Of "Womans Rights" and tn
welfare Of Women and Children
Cunningham. Luncheon was served b!
the hostess, Mrs. Williams and Mrs
Oldfield-
The Cultus Club mot Tuesday Wit
Mrs. J. p Dyer: A paper. %Aasa1a, tn
tory" was read by Mrs, Charles F. Mes
bit; Mrs Paris e. Brengle read one o.
"My Lady's Costly Furs," and the host
ess described Some Famous Inns
1 Longfellow's poem. THE Three Kings
was read by Mrs. Corby.
The South Carolina State Club me
/ Friday evening at the Washington Club
A reception was followed by dancing
A business meeting will be held shortl:
to determine whether or not the clul
shall change its present dates Of meet
ing.
The Southwest Civic Associate,
held its recent meeting at the Randal
School. when the following omcesS wer
elected: r. H. Gunnell, president; ReE
G. o. Fisher. vice president: James A
Ellis. secretary; Lewis Alexander, as
sistant secretarv: Richard Chairman