Evening star., 1922-04-16

given by boys from the Caney Creek
Community Center. Caney Creek. KY.
Corbitt Franklin and Dan Martin gave
an account of the school. founded five
years ago by Mrs. Lloyd. The school
is connected with the public schools
and has cabin dOrmitories built by
Mount Holyoke. Wellesley, Smith and
various other colleges, drawing Its
teachers from these institutions. The
boys presented chart showing the
road TO knowledge and success and
how this system of training Is help
ing the southern mountaineers to be-
come self-reliant.
District OF C0Iumbia Chapter,
Daughtern Of Founders and Patriots
at the home of Mrs. Edison l.. Whit
ney. 3411 Oakwood terrace. Mrs. Bar
rett and DR.. Hawkins being assist
ing hostesses. The president. Mrs De
Wolf. presided. Papers were read by
Mrs. Roome on Music in the Days Of
Johnston on IAN Evening With Some
Of My Ancestors"
IF. w. C-District delegates and
visitors to the general federation bien-
nial convention to be held at Chautau-
qua. N. Y, will leave Washington June
Stonewal Jackson Chapter. No. %.
u. ID. c.. met Monday evening at the
Memorial Home with the presideat,
Mrs. Albion Wilkens Tuck, presiding.
The chapter took action to support
the new district relief fund monthly
for needy Confederate veterans. the
said amount to be recommended by
the finance committee: also to pay
the expenses of seven veterans to the
reunion to be held in June in Rich
mond. Va. and to send more II neces-
sary. Many subscriptions for the
book. "The Women of the South in
War Times" were taken by the mem
hers, as they feel it Is the greatest
in the war between the states.
Patriots' Memorial Chapter, ID. A. r..
was entertained at luncheon Tuesday
at the home OF Mrs. +. B. Grandin.
The guests Of honor were the presi-
dent general N. s. D. A. R.. Mrs.
George Maynard Minor. and Mrs.
Livingston S. Hunter. treasurer gen.
eral, N. S. D. A. r. The regular busi-
ness meeting followed, the regent,
Miss Carolene F. Smith. presiding. A
substantial sum was voted in support
of the Y w. c. A. drive. The Dis
trict mile stone protected by Patriots
Memorial Chapter was ordered paint
ed. and the chapter planned pilgri-
mage to the spot. Mrs. Archer S.
E1ayCOCk gave q mu6lCal PROGRAM, 1C-
companied by Mrs. I. Birch.
Burnafde Post and Relief Corps held
their respective meetings in Grand
Army Hall on Wednesday night.
Commander c. H. Babbitt presided at
Rose Pennell was In charge Of the
corps meeting. The following officers
Of the post were present: c. H. Bah
bitt, commander; Daniel knelly. Sc
nior vice commander; DR.. Harry T.
Dunbar, Junior vice commander; Har-
rison l. Dean. adjutant; Cows
Parker. Quartermaster; Col. A. j..
Huntoon. acting surgeon; Rev. Rob-
ert Mcbride. chaplain; Lemuel War
ner, patriotic instructor; Daniel Gros-
venor, officer of the day; Walter Hill
ton, sergeant major; Hubert H. Bun
yea. quartermaster sergeant. ana
Richard Smelling, guard.
Lewis K Brown. who had recently
returned from his winter stay in
Florida. gave an interesting account
Of the fraternizing Of the Confederate
Veterans with the Grand Army men,
bers, who are at Miami and st. Cloud,
Fla. Harrison Dean, commander, De-
oartment of the Potomac, stated that
! he was making plans for the Grand
Army to be present at the unveiling
Of the Grant Memorial. The post de-
cided to hold social sessions with
miscellaneous entertainment at the
close of the business session at the
second meeting Of each month. invit-
ing the Relief Corps to attend. Two
new members were initiated at the
| session of the Relief Corps.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles will address
the post April 26, in G. A. r. Hall,
| when Judge Hosea B. Moulton will De
master Of ceremonies
Mount Pleasant w. C. r. T., held an
| anniversary meeting Tuesday at the
! home Of Mrs. H. v. Easterling, the