Evening star., 1923-05-06
D. A. r. ACTIVITIES

the c: a. r. magazine and national
organizing secretary. was introduced
and gave an interesting talk.
Officers elected for the coming year
are as follows: State director. Miss
Helen y. Stout; vice chairman. Mrs.
Jonis Holzberg; recording secretary
Mrs. S. J. Watson; corresponding sec
retary. Mrs. w. w. Sloan: treasurer
Mrs, Ladder Mackall: historian. Mrs
y: NJ. Wood; chaplain. Mrs Goodwin
ellsworth, and registrar, Mrs. KnoOp
Sarah Franklin Chapter, ID. A. II.
held It's April meeting with Mrs. Ed
gar Warfeld. in Rosemont. Alexan-
dria, Va. The officers reports showed
a lively interest in all work pertain
ing to the chapter. Three new mem
bers were reported.
The regent. Mrs. Milton w. johnson,
gave report Of the Continental Con-
sress. also of the presentation of flags
to the Boy Scout troops by the chap
ters OF the District, in which this
chapter had a part.
The historian, Mrs. Robert Harrison,
read paper on "Monticello." Mrs.
Hoover Hanger. formerly a member of
the Sarah Franklin Chapter, has re-
Gently organized a chapter in Paris,
france. called the Benjamin Franklin
Chapter. The idea of organizing this
chapter originated in the Sarah
Franklin Chapter.
Manor House Chapter. ID. a. r.
held itS May meeting at the home OF
the regent, Miss Lillian Chenoweth.
Mrs. Fred Payne and Misses Vance
and Martha Thornton were hosteSses.
reports We're heard from the con-
EresS. Plans We're made for a series
OF moonlight excursions down the
river this summer. as those last year
proved such a success and added ma
terially TO the chapter treasury Mrs.
tlark's invitation to hold field day
again this year at her summer home,
camp IIauralta- on n-the-Potomac, was
enthusiastically accepted. and it was
planned for day late in July or
early In August. Plans were also
completed for two concerts, to be
given during the coming season by
out-of-town artists under the aus
ports of the chapter officers showed
a splendid years work. Mrs. 1Tilda
Russell and Mrs Jane Hooker were
admitted to membership. MiSS Cheno-
weth was again chosen regent. with
the following officers: Vice. regent.
Miss Mary Lee Goddard: recording e
secretary. Miss Vance Thornton: cor
responding secretary, Mrs J. c.
l'ritchard: assistant corresponding
secretary. Miss Mamie Hawkins
treasurer. Miss Jennie Dwi ght: his
torian. Mrs Fred Payne: registrar.
d.
Mrs. y. D. Hawkins. Mrs. Payne pre-
sided at the frappe bowl and Miss
Martha Thornton at the coffee urn.
Among the guests present We're Miss
Moulton Of California, Miss Davis of
Virginia. Miss Apple. Mrs. Womack.
Miss Lillian Stewart. Mrs Thornton.
Miss Laura Clark. DR.. Clifton Clark.
capt. Hawkins and Miss Moore.
Janet Montgomery Chapter Of Mont
G0mery county. at its monthly meet
ing entertained with Il buffet lunch
con. by Mrs. Wad" H. Combs of
Georgetown. Mrs. Eugene T.. Lyd-
was read from the then librarian
general. Mrs. Frank H. Ellison. of
appreciation and thanks for the
morocco bound book OF photo-sta ted
marriage records of Montgomery
county. presented by the chapter to
heartily endorsed the resolutions Of
the Kensington Home. School and
Community Association in its effort
to have the fair at Rockville II clean
and wholesome one. and appointed a
committee composed of Mrs. Frank
ter Perry, Mrs 3 Peyton, Mrs. Whal-
ne. Mrs. f. F. Lines, Mrs. Julian c.
Wallace and Mrs. Edgar w Moore to
cooperate with the directors.
The chapter unanimously elected
as honorary members. Mrs. Frank
R-iggs of Maine and Mrs. James H.
Standfeld of Illinois. new national
officers. Interesting reports of the
continental congress We're gwen by
rhs Delegates. Mrs. Frank Stone. Miss
ami Mrs. Adelnn Gibson. Mrs. Edgar
W. Moore presented 81 toward the
S25 pledge tor The Maryland
state bell TO be hung al Valley Forge.