Evening star., 1922-01-29

ment Of the composite story. "The
Perfidy Of Peter was presented by
Mr.. Mayer. Mr.. Selah related stories
and Lewis j. Montgomery spoke OF
The Plot Of the Short story. The
story Of tho evening, Right or
Wrong" was given by Mrs. Homiger.
Piano selections were rendered by
Mrs. Manley.
r. e. O.. celebrated the nfty-third
anniversary of the organization of
Dodge Hotel. The dinner was fol-
lowed by responses to Mrs. Della G.
Smallwood, toastmistress. Mrs. Ruth
B. Stunz and Miss Mary Thompson
sang, and greetings were presented
from chapters Of various states.
sang symbols"
Continental Chapter, ID. A. r.. was
entertained recently by the regent,
Miss May Townsend, when she was
assisted by Miss Fannie Fisher, Mrs.
Myrtle Goettal and Miss Meek. The
following were elected for the COM
ing congress: Delegate, Miss Fannie
Fisher; alternates, Mrs. Thomas
Whyte, Miss Lillian Steuart, Mrs.
Mcdonald Steuart, Miss Lillian Nc
Mrs. Elizabeth Faber.
Il. Pluribus Unum Chapter. ID. A. r..
held its January meeting with Mrs
J. J. Dimon, Mrs. johnson, regent
presiding. Senator Sterling of North
Dakota, spoke Of Restricted Ims,i-
grafton"
The Amitie Club will give a dance
Tuesday evening at Mrs Dyer's, 1917
r street. The board of directors
met Monday and elected Adolph j
Fugitt, chairman. and Elsie Hayden
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club met in its new home 1922 11th
street, when the board of directors
and general committees made their
reports. A club pin has been secured
Matters Of Importance to the entire
membership body will be presented
for consideration Wednesday evening
at the club.
The Eleanor Wilson Chapter. d. A
r.. has elected the following officers
Mrs Lenore McC. Courts, regent
Mrs. E. Noel. vice-regent: Mrs. A. C
Watkins: recording secretary; Mrs
Fannie Fannie X K. Howell. corresponding
secretary; Miss Elizabeth Minor
REGISTRAR; Miss Mae ". Petty, chap
lain; Mrs. A. c. Watkins. alternate tc
the D. A. r. congress.
The membership of twelve, with
which the chapter organized four
The chapter is providing a gir!
with scholarship at Brevard
Institute. N. C. A card Of thanks
was. received from the Florence
Crittenden Home for the Christmas
basket. Miss Ella Wood gave a pa.
per on Joan of Arc"
The Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent
at it's recent meeting accepted the
invitation from the Spanish Wal
Veterans to attend memorial exer.
cises to be held today in Memoria
Church for President Mckinley
in whose homo the order. Daughters
80, 1885. Part Of the evening
was devoted to talks and readings
in memory of Mckinley and the fol.
lowing were installed to flll vacan.
cies: First color-bearer: Mrs
Everett +. Warner; second color.
bearer. Mrs. Margaret Bradt: pianist
Mrs. Catherine B. Austin; secretary
Miss Marjorie Maynard. The com
mittee on Soldiers and Sailors Home
reported \ Daughters of Veteran:
room repainted, repapered and read!
for furniture.
Monticello Chapter. d. A. R.. helt
it's January meeting at the home OF
Miss Grace H. Kelley. Miss White
was elected to fill the position OF
historian, left vacant by the resigna'
ton of Miss Taylor.
The rundown condition Of wake.
field" Washington's birthplace. was
discussed. and a committee consisting
of Mrs. Knoop and Mrs. Gill was ap'
pointed to go into the matter with
view to taking up with the proper
authorities the question of remedyine
this apparent neglect
The dollar. asked from each chap.
ter toward defrayinS the expense OF
the customary Washington's birthda!
celebration. was appropriated.
1t was voted to appropriate the
SUM for a page in the book o,
memorials for q former agent, Mrs
Eliza A. Hart.
Miss Breed read a paper on thu