Evening star., 1923-11-04

4 Orasr OF Ogteth0xpe.~The National
Order Of Oglethorpe. named In
| tribute TO Gen. James Edward Ogle-
thorpe, first president Of the colony
of Georgia. was instituted by DR.. J. q.
B. Bulloch, formerly Of Savannah Ga,
but now Of Washington. with number
Of others. in April, 1921.
! To become member Of. this order
! the candidates ancestor must have ar
rived IN Ameriea prior to or during the
male or femaie line from a oommis-
stoned military officer of the colonial
period only, ending on November 8,
ilI5, at which time the delegates of
tne several states signed that historical
document, ''The Secret Pact"
This ruling would seem to give to the
order the distinction " outrankinE that
exclusive body, the National Society Of
Colonial Danes of America, since ad-
mission to that society requires only
that woman must be descended from
some worthy ancestor who rendered
Vaiuapie service to the colonies and who
became a resident of America previous
to 1850.
| The object Of the order is ito uphold
serve intact the traditions. records and
| integrity of the union of states. and
| 10 roster love of country and insttll
into the minds of the old stock the
Importance OF its preservation"
| the first commander general Of the
United States Pnbiie 'I Health % service. %. ice
| Ihe present officers are;
Commander general, Col. Neyle COL
quit, Georgia; vice commander gem
eral. John T. Lands. Tennessee; second
1 vice commander general, Gordon
Monges Ash, Maryland; third vice com
mander general. Blight Robinson. Rsnn-
ipeeretcs:s e. ,Fsnsass pSrs ssnsrs F.
Gnaries sh l.. Wingate. d. c.; herald mar
snal general, Robert ]. F. MCGOWAN,
New New jersey; register general. Mrs
i; Mat.heW Johnston Heyer, North Caro-
INA; INA; Judge advocate general, Judge
".sene {. .Bonniwell, PENNSYLVANIA; !;
INA seneschal, DIR. ]. G. B. Bulloch.
eorgia: chaplain general, DR.. c. r. b
Iourneur, Delaware. Several other Of
nces are not yet filled. besides sene-
schals or commanders Of states.
| District members Of the order include
! mrs. John II. Ellis, DR.. ]. G. h. Rul-
,och' VIM. G. Rullooh, Douglas e, Bul-
'oGh ana Count Won Ferri (honorary)
H ls understood that the order took
no part in the recent attempt to re-
move the remains of Gen. Oxlethorpe
! rom Essex England. to the grounds
| Y the university named In honor of
the pioneer founder of the colony of
Georgia. -
| me Dtxtrict Federation Of wome ms
| ''ubs Will use every means at its dis
| ,osal to make Forget me-not day for
| disabled veterans of the world war
| 'ver before
| PRESIDENT Coolidge's letter to Com
| nander MeFarland indorsing the
| movement and commencing the or
| ran'xation for the fine spirit of CO.
| operation with the government in
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| : encouraging. Archbishop Miehae,
'. Curley offers all the aid that the
| Satimore Catholic Review and the
CathoHc Pastors Of Washington can
give The Rt. Rev. James 4. Free
,ower 1n IS 70 ThI give We. all the help in his
not been completed. Those who have
| consented to serve are: Mrs. Henry
N "aills. Mrs. James John Davis
MRS; Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs. John
| Mrs. John w. Frizzell, Mrs. William
E. Chamberlain.
The citizens committee that has
neen enlisted in this good work is:
Iommissloner Cuno Rudolph. Chief
.rieI usil'g wadter Mccoy. Justice Fred
Freeman, Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan
Ind Victor kaufYmann,
The war mothers Will have charpe
the work in three Of the leading
The work of planning and rett,n~
this drive under way has been under
ne DIVISION OF American citizenship
ne committees on flag and Patriotism
assisting. The. response from the
,aan ous Womens organizations has
Mrs. John w. Davis. chairman Of
ways and means. announces an eve
1ing card party November 20 p-m
" the Wyoming. The COMMITTEES IL
planning an enjoyable evening for
the ladies and getlemen and homes for
| large attendance.
Mrs Augustus Knight REQUESTS all
nsstins ngr o'yasl6n Wa6na ossirmsn tosattend q
| he Kenesaw. The club members re-.
'orted an instructive afternoon spent
at the Freer Gallery Miss Ada
Rainey, chairman Of the committee
on painting and sculpture, gave a
ak on "The orientalism OF Whis-
Women's City Club.-Dr. Edith Sc
vile Coale will be hostess at the tea to
De gwen In the clubhouse this afternoon
from %:so to 6. Assisting DR.. CoaIe will
be DR.. A. Frances Foye, Mrs. Howard
l. Hodgklns. Miss Elizabeth C. Har-
ris, Miss Marie X. Saunders and Mrs,
George Eastment. Mrs. William A.
Graham Clark will preside at the
tea table. Vocal selections win be
given by Miss Ruth Mae Hansford
| and Miss Mary 8. Apple. Miss Hilda
Hanes accompanying them on the piano
t.. The Monday Bridge Club Will hold
morrow. 1880 p.m Mrs. ]. G. Fitch
ard will serve ~ chairman ana Mrs
| Gurney s. Strong az treasurer Tor the
| coming year.
An Illustrated lecture win bs given