Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-03-02
d. A. r. Meeting.

Mrs. Walter Perry. of Bethesda. was
hostess for the Janet Montgomery Chap
ter, D. A. R., Cd February goth. at which
meeting the regent Mrs. Frank Stone, pre-
sided. There was large attendance and
several guests.
Miss Blanche Griffith reported upon the
presentation to the Maryland State Chair
man on Motion Pictures of the chapters
resolution against any future exhibition
of Arbuckle films.
The chapter then endorsed the following
resolution. after amending it to include
also the films exhibited in America:
Whereas, Motion pictures speak uni
versal language that reaches every part
of the world. and
Whereas, American pictures represent
American standards to those who see
them. therefore, we ask that the name of
America be protected. and that Congress
devise some method whereby only those
films may be exported that conform to
American Christian standards.
Mrs. Adelno Gibson. chairman of the
Committee on International Relations, re-
ported the very successful exercises held
on February 9Th, the anniversary Of the
signing of the nine treaties at the Confer
ence on Limitation of Armament in Wash
ineton year ago. Mr.. E. C. Bosworth
spoke in the Bethesda school and the Rev.
Robert Atkinson in the Kensinston school.
Miss Mary Wineate. chairman Of the
Bylaws Committee. was authorized to
have the bylaws printed.
Mrs. Adelno Gibson. chairman Of the
Library Committee, showed the chapter the
photostated copy of the book of early mar
rage recor DIS. 1899 to 1914. now in the
Court House at Rockville. This book Of
photostatic reproductions the Janet Mont
Romery Chapter has had made for pre-
sentation to the library in Continental
Hall AS a result of the commirtee's
efforts the county officials have had made
at the same time photostated copies OF al
the early marriage records now in the Cour
House at Rockville, and also Of the test
books kept there. This fine action of the
officials will preserve in the Court HOUSE
facsimiles of the early historic records o
MONTGOMERY county. and will also proven
the records themselves from being worI
out.
A fine musical program was Furnished
by Mrs. Roy Graves and Mrs Frank vii
mot, both Of Bethesda, and Mrs. Ernes
Hartshorn. of Kensington.
The chapter elected the following as ii
delegates
Delegate to the Continental Congress-
Miss Mary Wineate of Washington.
Alternates-Mrs. Lewis Jackson O
Washington. Mrs. Adelno Gibson Of Ken
sineton, Mrs Michael Weaver Of Chew
Chase, Mrs. Edgar W. Moore of Kensine
ton, Mrs Walter E. Perry of Bethesda
Mrs B. Peyton Whalen of Bethesda. Mr.,
Eugene T. Lyddane of Washington. Mr.
Irwin 0wines of Hyattsville, Mrs. Howar
Griffith of Silver Spring, Mrs. r. ". PER-
of Chevy Chase.
Delegates to the Maryland States Con
ference Mrs. Adelno Gibson of Kensine
ton. Mrs Edgar W. Moore of Kensineton
Mrs. Frank Bombereer of College Parl
Mrs. Michael C. Weaver of Chevy Chase
Mrs. Lewis jackson of Washington.
Alternates Walter E. Perry of Be
thesda Mrs. Howard Griffith of Silve
Spring, Mrs. B. Peyton Whalen Of Be
thesda Miss Laura Gilliland of Nortl
Chevy Chase. Mrs. r. W. Perry Of Chew!
Chase.
The regent. Mrs. Frank Stone. of Be
thesda, is a delegate to both conferences
Her alternate is the vice-resent, Mrs. e
den J. Hartshorn, Of Kensington.
Miss Blanche Griffith. of Silver Sprint
has the honor Of being appointed pss
at the Maryland State Conference in Ba
timore and also at the Continental Con
deaoa