Evening star., 1923-01-21

Margaret Whetten Shnpter, ID. \.
r.. Mrs. Redwood Nandergrift re-
gent. gave a reception in honor OF
the vice president general of the Dis
| trict and the District officers, Monday
| evening, at the Portland.
The reception was attended b!
practically all of the regents and
vice regents of the District and the
| cha irmen of all local committees.
At 9 o'clock the gathering was ad-
dressed by Judge Horace Mann Tow
ner of Iowa. on THE Constitution
Its Friends and It's Enemies" Judge
Towner was introduced by Mrs. Will
, liam Wolff Smith.
In the receiving line were Mrs. Red-
wood Vandegrift. regent; Mrs How
ard L. Hodgkins, vice president gem
eral. Mrs. William 3. Hardy, state re-
gent, and Mrs. John NJ. Beavers. Mrs'
Charles o. Appleman, Mrs James NJ
| Webb, Mrs. Gertrude Warren Moser'
! Mrs. Catherine Z. NaSle ana Mre'
James f. Mulcare: NJ, w
! Mrs. Sidney l.. Jacobs ana mrs. w
! G. Walde presided at the supper taole,
which was decorated with CARNATIONS
and Terms.
lana. Montgomery Chapter. ID.
! was entertained Tuesday. at
! The home of Mrs. Estelle l.. "edSel
! IN chew Chase, Md. Mrs. Anna Far :
rer and Mrs Eliza Candy were un an !. !.
mously elected to o memoetsn.p .ha pn,edee
| of a donation made by the resehl.
Mrs Frank Stone. for the renovatlng
| of the Maryland room in contineh'aIi
| Hall. The vice regent, Mrs II. D.
Hartshorn, offered the following reso-
! iution which was unanimously adopt
, ed: whereas the Janet MontgoInery
! t-hapter. ID. A. r.. of Maryland IN,
troduced a resolution In the Natlohai
; d. A. r. Congress asking sald con
| gress to petition Mr.. hays, .ne ma a.
| tional director of motion pictures 10
! withdraw from exhibition ana con
| denim the Arbuckle films; and where
as. after asserting to the peIltlons vi
the various organization. MT. Ray : ;
| has recently permitted the Aroucale II
| films to be given to the pubic. Re-
/ solved, That the Janet Montgomery
| Chapter of the Daughters or the
| American Revolution protest agalnst
| the action of Mr.. Hays, and that IL
| petition all other similar orEanlza-
| tions to do likewise. Be it further
resolved, That copies of this resolu-
tion be sent to the state regent. Mary
] land Daughters of the American
/ Revolution, and to the president gen
| eral of the National Society of the
| Daughters of the American Revo-
! luton"
| Mrs. w. o. Owen then spoke of the
| condition and need for education OF
| the American Inda ans now living In
| Caroline and Essex counties. Va, fol
| lowing which Mrs. Frank Stone read
| a paper on the correct line of march
of Cen Braddock's army, with side
! lights on local conditions of that time
! Miss Mary Wingate's motion that
Janet Montgomery Chapter indorse
| Mrs. Stones paper was unanimously
carried. A social hour followed.
| Constitution Chapter OF the ID. A. r.
held it's January meeting at the home
| of Mrs Goodwin d. Ellsworth In
Girard street. The assistant hostesses
were Mrs w. A. Durham, Mrs. James
I. Parker. Mrs. Jennie II. Crawford
Miss Margaret Layman and Mrs. Or
lando Nj. Mcpherson. The vice regent
Mrs Frank A. Evarts, presided.
The treasurer, Miss Leona NJ kel-
| ley, reported a balance in the treas
ury The dues of fifty-one members
were reported paid and sent to head
quarters A letter was received from
Mrs. Henry n. Couden, wife of the