Evening star., 1924-05-25

another year: Regent, Mrs. A. C.
Thorn; vice regent, Mrs. Mabel X. Won
Dachenhausen; recording secretary,
Mrs. Lucille I. Belts corresponding
secretary, Miss Virginia IT, Gates.
treasurer, Mrs. Adolph Bowdler; reg
istrar, Miss Frances Gutelius; hfsto-
rian, Mrs. c. Il. Hesse; chaplain, Mrs.
&. f.. Hesse. A musical program was
rendered by Mrs. Arsenic Ralon in a
group of piano numbers. The MEM
bers and guests We're invited to the
dining room, where refreshments
We're served.
The Janet Montgomery Chapter held
it's May meeting at the home of Mrs
Edwin +. Lines, Kensington, Md IA /
buffet luncheon was served, afiaJfJ
which the meeting was called to- or
der by Mrs. N. c. Weaver, vice regent.
who requested Mrs. Frank Stori81 TO
preside. Mrs Stone had resigned Al the
regency, since she has had tho honern
OF being elected state chaplain Of the !
Maryland State Society, u. A. r. Mrs
Frank Wilson has been appointed
state chairman of the patriotic iaee r
lures and lantern slides committees.
Mrs. NJ. G. Weaver Mrs. f. + IffiSS,
Mrs. +. b. Bomberger, Mrs. a GIfaa
son, Mrs f. j. Hartshorn, Mrs. R,rB a
'Whelan, Mrs. Frederick Brown and
Mrs. Irwin Owings Were appointed a
committee, with power to act for
procuring flags for the chapter. Mrs.
John Williams, chairman Of the Flag.
day committee, was authorized TO
have Flag day ceremonies observed
in the Maryland schools Il date
most suited to conditions. Mrs. Henry
j. Nichols and Miss Mary K. Nichols
were elected members of the chapter.
subject to the rules of the National
Society. Mrs Jackson announced a
rummage sale to be held soon after
June ! for the benefit of the chapter.
The chapter unanimously and with
acclamatlon, accepted Mrs. Lewis
Jackson's suggestion that il present
Mrs. Frank Stone with an ex-regent's
pin, and Mrs. +. J. Hartshorn paid
tribute of gratitude and apprecia-
tion to Mrs. Stone for her untiring
and excellent work as regent during
the past three years. Mrs. L. +.
Lines gave a talk upon the historical
background and distinctions between
the high and low Dutch settlers in
America and Mrs. Robert Atkinson
sang some Scotch folk songs.
c. A. R.-Under direction of the
state director, state committee ana
District of Columbia Children of th.
American Revolution, meeting was
held Tuesday afternoon at Meinorta.
Continental Hall.
The speaker was Miss Herminis
Schwed, field secretary OF the Ma
ttoral Association for Constitutions!
Government, and her subject was
Playing With Fire She was intro
duced by Miss Helen Stout, who also
introduced Mrs. Frank MondeII, ma
tional president. G. A. r.. and Mrs
Anthony Wayne Cooke, president
general, d. A. r.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe gave the in
vocation, d part of the Marine Band
Orchestra furnished music and all
joined in saying The Americans
Greed" led by Trimble SawteIIe.
There was also patriotic singing.
Under the direction of Mrs Henry
F. Sawtelle, a group of girls, attired
in colonial costumes, acted as uShcrS
and formed a very pretty picture.
As Tuesday was the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the marriage Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mondell. d pleasant
surprise was staged for Mrs. MondeIl
Mrs. Holzberg had charge of the af-
fair and a wedding party, consisting
of younger children of the G. A. f.
attired in colonial costume, marched
down the aisle to the strains of the
wedding march. played by Mrs War
rem Emley. Gifts of silver plate
and vase were presented TO Mrs.
Mondell
Miss Helen Stout, state director Of
the District c. A. r.. will be the guest
Of honor at a luncheon to be given
Wednesday, ! pm, at the Brooke
Tea House. The luncheon will be-
given by the national board and
G. \. II. committee of assistants in
the District