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NJ Wiley. vice regent; Mrs. David u.
tCaldwell, recording secretry; Mrs.
SJason Waterman, corresponding sec
Nretary; Miss Helen Harman, treas
.sNrer: Mrs Joseph IL. Wheat. his
ftorian; Mrs Lewis b. Thompson,
chaplain. Mrs. Samuel Chiles was ap-
pointed to represent the chapter On
the committee eon manual for immi-
grants, and Mrs. Leonard De Cast to
&the committee on preservation Of his
toric spots. Mrs. Robbins, who has
been regent of this chapter for the
past sixteen years. has been elected
Historian Of the Mayfower Society:
on the executive board and as gene
alogist of that organization.
The Chapter House committee met
concert. Musical Memories Of Adelina
patti.'' by Gertrude Lyons, lyric so
.prano. assisted by Anna Lawrence.
sharpist. Of New York, and Helen Ger
rer. .yiolinist. to be given Friday, In
Memorial Hall. Mrs. Harry Boyle
Gauss is chairman of ushers. and will
be assisted by young ladies repre-
senting most Of the chapters OF the
District: Among the ushers are Mrs.
George T. Bell. Miss Margaret NAY
Marston. Miss Helen Marshall. Mrs.
ID. II. Bates. Miss Helen Moser. Mrs
]. L. Owens. jr.: Miss Rosemary Boles,
Mrs. Robert Kohr, Miss Isabel Garges.
Mrs. Anna Porterfield. Mrs Helen
Louise White. Miss Julia Mcfarland.
Mrs. Glen Fay jerks, Mrs. George
w. Brown. Miss Mary Roberts, Miss
JCarrie A. Conway. Miss Mary Scud-
der. Miss Winnafred Defoe. Miss
Madge Thornton. Miss Lettia Walker.
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Hazel Phillips. Mrs. Earnest Mudd'
Mrs. c.. c. Schmidt. Miss Mary Apple.
Mrs. ". S. Chesley. Miss Helen Hesse
and Miss Estelle Moreland.
The boxholders are represented by
,.distinguis shed members of every phase
of Washington's world of society.
. music and art with the president
. general of the D. A. r. heading the
list both as bo1holder and patroness
: T. PIuribus rnum Chapter held
Its November meeting at the home or
Mrs. l. Hill with the following host
resses: Mrs. l. Hill, Mrs. s. Z. johnson.
Mrs. H. w. Gamble and Mrs. Sergeant.
A talk was given by Mrs. Matthews
yon "rhe Changes Of Laws in the
s a study Of the constitution has been
arranged by Miss Ada Guitner. his
.torian Of the chapter New members
were admitted.
Monticello Chapter met Tuesday
evening at the residence OF the
regent, Mrs. Hammond. 21o0 street.
After the usual patriotic opening eX-
ercises reports of committees were
heard. showing each member to be
much interested in her special COM
mittee. An appropriation was made
toward the support or Friendship
to find out just what was most needed
for the work Of this philanthropy.
Mrs. Beach, founder and honorary
regent. was present.
) Mrs. st. Clair, ex-state regent was
q guest and gave a full account Of the
administration luncheon erly in No
Fvember.
The honorary regent, Mrs. Hart.
,Eave an account OF her visit in Pan
anna, where she was a guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. Andrews, also one Of
the chapter members.
The principal business was tho cleo
5tion of delegate and alternates to the
Continental Congress, in April. Mrs.
ed delegate. and alternates were elect
fred as follows: Mrs. Frederick Knoop,
first; Miss Kate NJ. Jacquette, second !;
Mrs. MA. Kirk. third: Mrs. George F.
Beach, fourth; Mrs. James. P. Hart
fifth: Mrs. Edison Phillips. sixth; Mrs.
N. w. Whitaker. seventh; Mrs. a. J.
Hall. eighth: Mrs. NJ B. Kistler,
ninth, and Mrs. r. II. Cole, tenth.
: The Lucy HoIcombe Chapter was
entertained at its November meeting
by Mrs. Jessie Woods, 2013 klingle
road, assisted by Mrs. Edwin Hill.
Nine; Jean Labat. the regent pre-
officers and committees Mrs. J. T
'Huddle. on the chapter house com
mittee. announced that a musical
would would t.s,!s BE- given at Memorial Cont
lars was voted toward a scholarship
fund for the Tamassee Industrial
School. in South Carolina. Mrs.
HoWard ! Hodgk!ns spoke of the Mrs.
Independence Bell Chapter held its
November meeting with Mrs. Morris
Churchill Cook. presiding. Reports
Of officers and committees were pre-
sented. that Of the historic committee
being made by Mrs. Joseph II. Wheat,
state historian at the spring cleo
tion. Two members were admitted,
Mrs. William McClain and Mrs. Rose
Strayer.. and two candidates were
Money was voted for mountain
schools, membership in the Yorktown
association and several charity organ
izations. Miss Rosemary Arnold gave
son read her paper on THE Origin
and Early Customs of Thanksgiving"
Music and social hour followed.
Array md Navy Chapter. Mrs.
Eli Helmick, regent, held it's meet
ing Monday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Willard Holbrook. 1870 Wy
oming avenue.
This chapter, in addition to its
work for AmericaniZation.i is interest
ed in the educational activities tor
the children in the mountains Of the
south and contributes. yearly to the
Berry School. This year the donation
was $50.
Two new members were added to
the chapter: Mrs. McCauiey' daugh,
Yates OF Fort Myer..
After routine business the mem
bers were entertained at tea. Mrs.
Chas. Farnsworth and Mrs. VIM. II:
Carter assisting and number of
guests being present.
Marcia Burns Chapter met with the
cent illness of the regent the vice
regent, Mrs. J.. w. Won Dachen-
hansen. presided. Encouraging re-
flcers. A Christmas sale will be
given December IL at the home of
the vice regent. 1920 Calvert street
A paper, Music Beginnings In the
United States" was read by Mrs.
E.e p. Bowdler. At the conclusion
was spent.
Wendell-W0lfe Chapter met Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Hf'C. ,Oberholser, regent. 2805 18th
etyeet. The assisting hostesses were
Mtsses Ella NJ. Garlick. Alice E.
Evans. Margaret Dellett, Carrie H.
Shipley and Ella and Marguerite
I.dckett. The corresponding secre-
tafy. Miss Anna f. Edwards. report
ed the mailing Of the chapter year
books to resident and nonresident t