The Washington herald., 1921-05-08

myers, chairman CAKE, MrS. william
J. Brewer, chairman ice cream;
Mrs. J. S. Buynitzky, chairman sup
per; Mrs. Charles H. Cecil, chair
man cards; Miss Mildred O'Neill.
chairman dancing.
Mrs Jessie Lee Webb has two
very wonderful fortune tellers, who
promise to illuminate your future
as we'll as recall your past. and Mrs
Odenheimer, as old black nanny,
will interest the children with
Uncle Remus stories. Automobiles
will meet the cars at the circle.
ACTIVITIES OF CHILDREN
OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
The presidents of the Children of
the American Revolution recently
held their last meeting of the season
in the Children's room at Memorial
Continental Hall
The District OF Columbia direc-
tor. Miss Helen E. Stout, presided.
and a general review Of. all the
work done by the different societies
was given. Mrs. H. F. SawtelIe.
president of the Capitol Society, re-
ported her seniors danced the
minuet for the convalescent soldiers
at Mount Alto in April: also. that
her senior members danced the
minuet for the benNht book fair
given by the League of American
Pen Women.
The following little artists took
part: Elizabeth Sawtelle. Barnice
Aitchenson, Francis Russell. Janice
Burroughs. Morris Fulton. Marian
Dove. Elizabeth Cahill. and Eath-
rine Hill. Trimble Sawtelle and Ken
edy Watkins were colonial pages.
Gov. Thomas Wells Society, Mrs.
Clayton E. Emig. president, report
ed her members contributed the his
torical tableau THE Five Little
Peppers" for the c. A. r. convention
held in the children's room at Me-
mortal Continental Hall. The char
acters were represented by Mrs
Simons, Elizabeth Simons, Edward
Simons, Millicent Wood. Eugene
Hardy. and George Mcneil.
CHILDREN WITH LADDIE BOY
ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN.
Miss Stout reported that the re-
ception at the White House and the
receiving Of the children by Presi-
dent Harding and Mrs. Harding was
glorious treat for the children.
Laddie Boy was given them to play
with on the lawn.
Mrs. Sawtelle reported that the
seniors of Capitol Society and the
members Of Gov. Thomas Wells S -
ciety served as Mattresses in his
torical costumes to the National So
ciety D. A. r. in the banquet hall
at tea from to 6 o'clock. The
children made $50 at the candy table,
this money to he turned over to
their treasury for welfare work
they are interested in.
Mrs. Violet B. Jannis, national
treasurer. gave a reception by card
to the national and district officers
during their congress at her home
in. Lafayette square. Mrs. Frank
Mondell and Mrs. Daniel Lothrop re-
ceiyed the guests.
Miss Stout announced there was a
very large representation at the an
nual pilgrimage to Mount Vernon
during the congress, and that Trim
Bile Sawtelle was standard bearer OF
Capitol Society. The placing of
wreaths was done by Russell Du Puy
and JASMINE Daggett, of Arkansas
Stella Waterman, of Gov. Thomas
Wells society, recited Our Flag Of
Liberty" written by the founder,
Mrs. Lothrop. -.
Miss Stout announced the District
of Columbia c. A. r. societies trans
ferred fourteen girls to the MEM
bership Of the National Society of
the Daughters of the American Rev
olution and four boys to the Ma
tional Society. Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution.
Mrs. Warren Emely was directed
to organize a society Of Chevy Chase
children of the c. A. r. to be an
auxiliary to the Capitol Society.
The State quarterly convention of