Evening star., 1922-11-18

InL Ev 1N1INu !
group Of songs, accompanied BY th,
| Ampico reproducing plano: and In
strumental numbers ON the Ample,
were Interpreted by Miss Marian Reed
| The membership contest between tn,
Daisies" and the 'Blackeysd su:ans'
who will be entertained soon by thl
tSusans. tIC -
4 stoaewall Jackson Chapter. y. d. G.
net Monday evening at Confederate
Albion Wilkins Tuck. presiding. The
chapter Endorsed the desire Of the
I District division to extend an invita-.
ton to the general convention to meet
here in 1928. Mrs. Webster, historian
read an article on the Jefferson Davis
KY. Delegates to tho District con.
vention. which meets here Decembel
6, were elected. and are rs follows: Mrs
Clunn, Mrs Clay. Mrs. Morrison, Mrs
Fred, Mrs. Shall. Miss MCGUIRE. Miss
Bayles. Miss Dawson, Mrs. Barr. Mrs
slaymaker. Mrs. Faulkner, Mrs. Frey
Mrs. King. Mrs. Trenis. Mrs. DAILY
Mrs. Sheriff, Mrs. Kahn. Mrs. Leatxow
Mrs. Bruce. Miss Chenowith. Miss
Fannie Adams. Miss Chapman. Mrs
Webster. Mrs. Ludlow. Miss Clay. Mrs
Chester Smith. Alternates-Mis Cock
rell. Mrs. Nishwitz. Mrs. Harrison
Heartsill. Mrs. Moncure. Mrs. Con-
way. Mrs. Viola Fellows, Mrs. James
Johnson. Mrs. Ward. Miss Wallace
Mrs Colvin. Miss Thornton. Mrs. Ed
ma Ofutt. Miss Robinson, Miss Col
Inns. Mrs. Magruder. Mrs. Gates, Mrs
Hayes. Mrs. Lowd, Mrs. Tabor. Mrs
Lyme. Mrs. Trimble, Mrs. Rush, Mrs
Kimball. Mrs. Adams.
The Cultas Club was entertained a,
the home OF Mrs. r. p. Barnard Tues
day. After q luncheon and the trans
action of club business q program
was rendered. Mrs. William H. Sholes'
subject. sketches Of American HUI
morists." was handled in an anus
ing and instructive. manner. Mrs. c.
the National Society: d. A. r.. of what
work this organisation has done and
Is doing.
Further interest was added to the
meeting by Mrs. Charles r. Nesbits
paper telling of we'll known HON es
and interesting Incidents connected
with THE Historical Potomac
Marcia Burns Chapter, ID. A. r., me,
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Mary +. Howard. with the re-
gent. Mrs. W. L. Gutelius. presiding.
Following the business session. at
which work for the year was planned,
minuet was danced by Mrs. How
ards four-year-old daughte'. Helen
May B1oedon. and Edith Marie Gram.
who were dressed in colonial costume.
The Major LEafast Chapter, d. A.
r.. met at the home Of Maj. and Mrs.
James II. Stansfeld. 5000 18th street.
early to partake of Il cafeteria sup
per served by the hostess. The regent.
| Miss Clara Willard. presided. and
after the reports Of officers and com
mitrees the following names were
Mortimer B. Hall. by transfer from
the Orange Mountain Chapter Of East
Orange. N. j.: Mrs. Hazel Dilworth,
Mrs. Sarah Glass Jarvis. Mrs. Irene
Smoot and Mrs Robert Cox.
Msis Agnes Tansill read a histori-
cal paper. and Mrs. Noble Potts con-
tributed a vocal number.
By record vote the support Of the
French orphan boy was continued.
The Janet MONTGOMERY Chapter. D.
A. r.. met last Sunday afternoon to dc
honor to the revolutionary hero. Gen.
Crabbe. His grave. which Is covered
by a large stone slab resting on a
brick foundation. is located near Der
wood. Md; on the farm Of Walter
! Mobley. who most Hospitality enter
tained the large number Of people, in
Guiding many Of the direct descen-
dents of Gen. Crabbe. who had as
sembled for the occasion upon his
beautiful lawn. A procession was
formed. headed by squad Of soldier rs
from the LIST Infantry. Maryland
National Guard. under command OF
Capt. c. ". Sa,-er of Kensington. Tn
the music Of Onward Christian SOL
diers." lead by the choir Of the Epfs-
copal Church of Rockville. all march
ed to the grave in the family buryins
plot: The Rev. P. r. Wagner Of the
Rockville Baptist Church. opened the
service with prayer. After greetings
from the regent. a paper was read
by Miss Elsie England. telling of the
life and services OF her ancestor, Gen
era bbe. The Rev. NJ. F. Minnick
pastor Of the Episcopal Church in
While all present sang Maryland. My
Maryland" Mr.. Harrison England
also descendent of the revolution
ary officer. placed the marker at the
head OF the hero's grave. which was
themums and the American dag
After DR.. Minnick pronounced the
| benedictiou, the infantry gave the
final salute to the dead. and the
ouElar played taps.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. ID. A. n.
met Tuesday evening at the home o,
Mrs. Benjamin H. Connolly. Takoma
iark. with Mrs. Bunten. Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Scott. Mlsses Luttrell and Eller
! Cnl,1Nn: assisting hostesscs. The re-
gent, Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe, pre-.
sided. and there was a good attendance
the work 4 sum was unanimousi, 81,
voted for the campaign fund of Mrs. G
Wallace W. Hanger. an honorary mem.
her OF the chapter. for president gen.
! tFAl. The regent has hAoy, orno{n<.I :.
member Of che publicity COMMITTEES fol
the District. for Mrs. Hangers cam.
paign. The names of Mrs, Mary r
Henson. Miss Frances Davis Shirley ant
Miss Annie Brown Coleman were ac.
cepted FOR membership. and Mrs. r. r
A sum was voted to buy Chr1strnat
cheer for one ward of Mount Alto Hos.
pital for disabled veterans. The secont
paper on the 'Makers Of the Constitu
ton, was prepared by Miss Lucy n
.sad nardwea h,, o., On AieXsnder "a Hamilton anc
solos were contributed by Miss Marra
re: c. Tolson. A social hour followed
The next meeting will be 4 semi.
guest meeting and will be held at tn.
home Of Mrs Ada G. Payne. The re.
gent left Wednesday for a visit to he,
family in Kentucky.
The Sarah st. Clair Chapter. ID A. n.
held its November meeting at the homt
Of Mrs. Daisy X: Murphy. with Mrs
Mrs. Tonnis J. Holzberg presided rs re.
gent. The chairman Of the entertain.
ment committee. Mrs. W. W. King. re-.
ported on the successful card party hell
November I. 1t was voted to contrfhut.
to the campaign fund Of Mrs w. W. q
chapter took UP the study Of the Con.
Sfitution. Dart second under {notr,.ts..