Evening star., 1924-05-18


Tf Mrs. Roy Rhodes, 4517 Kansas ave-
nue.. The report of the treasurer
showed good balance in the treas
ury. The following officers were
elected: Regent, Miss Mary E..
smith; vice regent, Mrs. Frederick
Schalier. recording secretary, Mrs
Roy Rhodes; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Sarah D. Morrow; registrar,
Miss Emily E. Clark; treasurer. Miss
Helen L. Tucker; historian, Miss Eva
jackson, and chaplain, Mrs. Ida S.
Marshall.
DAY evening with Mrs. John w. Cupp.
3ooS 18th street, as hostess Mrs
EoWln !; Ryan, regent, presided I'm
porlant business matters were taken
elected for the coming year: Mrs.
lanes Mooney, regent; Mrs. John w.
Gupp. vice regent; Mrs. Myron T.
rrssrren, recording secretary; Mrs.
tar,i. aries 81 j: HUNT, corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. Emma l. Chaplin, treas
urer: Mrs. Henry F. SawtelI, regis
trar' Mrs. Augustus knight, histo-
ran, and Miss Daisy Clarke, chaplain.
t>eIreshments were served
eudobon Society.-The last outing
'oI the season took place Saturday,
%nen the class spent the day at
npfths op .h HilI Va, Saturday, May 10,
made to Miller, Va. and the places in
is its, vicinity. The warblers were in
iuu night, and twenty species were
dirfarsnt ana aoentlhed. In all, ninety
Lns most interesting being a field of
1oDol1nks, the orchard oriole and the
Rara Ba,timore more; oriole. The two latter
tended the walk. The observation
Giasses for children in Rock Greek
Fark take place each Monday.
v. w. c. A.-The Nav omen hoard
meeting will be held at Vacation
lIodge, Cherrydale Va Besides the
ocular business before the meeting;
mere Will be the following reports
vi I'm s the biennial convention. which
May s: Miss Eliza abeth Fierce. Ser 90 The ne
1;athedral Service; Mrs William a
oiaoe' addresses by DR.. Richau Rob
George ": Stone, THE Membership
Easism,; Miss Agnes Miller Camp
News; Miss Florence Dunlap. The
Industrial Assembly,; Miss Mildred NJ
Aa1agn, AAang, I,hs & Business Assembly,; Miss
.ngs, and Mrs. Benjamin COOK
Health Education in the Local Assn.
rIat,on Mrs. Elaine Rising will
conduct the devotional service The
cirh am begins at $50 o'clock All
oers and friends of the association
are invited to join the board Of di-
Tectors at o'clock at Vacation
i,.ooge, each one bringing, her box
Major L'Enfant. ID. A. R.-The an
nual banquet and election of officers
Eas neid Wednesday in the head
oil
women's Clubs. 1884 n street. Mrs
Albert N. Baggs acting as hostess
Ihe long table was decorated with
Howers n cut from the gardens of Mrs.
=. W. Matteson, who was unable to
De present The business meeting
convened in the drawing room of the
mansion. Mrs. n. n. Potts, regent. pre-
siding. The chaplain, Miss willard.
iute TO the flag, Mrs. Baggs holding
the colors. Officers gave their annual
REPORTS. The regents report briefly
presented the following items: The
publishing of the yearbook with pro
grams and lists of members and
eleven historical papers. She pre-
.haS eu al an meetings except one and
mas personally conducted two candy
sales, in December and April, and
eolored and sold more than 500
Christmas and Easter cards. from
patriotic work. At the close of the
reports the chapter adopted by
rising vote a resolution offered nv
MRS. Helen Molster and seconded by
MIS- Wright. comm ending the recent
action of Mrs. Potts when, in her ca
pacity as president of the Daughters
or 1872. she addressed the Woman's
International League for Peace and
Freedom in session at the Washing
TON Hotel. and presented a question
naire for their considerations A brief
discussion eVirced the unanimous
sentiment of the chapter that the
a NJ hnir
interest of good government was
timely. and she was strongly indorsed
for loyalty to our country and her
institutions. Mrs. Potts thanked the
chapter for the splendid support
given her. A message of greeting
was brought by her from Nine. Jus
serand. The officers, many of whom
we're reelected, are: Regent. Mrs.
Potts; vice regent, Miss Stellwag;
registrar, Miss McMichael; recording
secretary, Mrs. Young: corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Darnall: treasurer,
Mrs. Molster; chaplain, Miss willard
The Susan Riviere HetzeI Chapter
held its May meeting in the apart
ment of Mrs. Harry Lee Rust 24OO
18th street, the vice regent, Mrs. Ed
mund Pendleton, in the chair. Elec-
tion of officers resulted as follows:
Regent Miss Margaret c. Withers;
first vice regent, Mrs. J. Leslie Wat
son; second vice regent, Miss Mary J.
: Williams: recording secretary, Mrs.
r. Parker Crenshaw; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Morris Croxall: treas
urer, Miss Mildred Chancellor: regis
trar, Mrs. William W. Sloan; histo-
rian, Mrs. George c. Combs: librarian,
Mrs. Larz Anderson; chaplain, Mrs.
Alexander Brownell; in charge of the
Edmund Pendleton was elected homo
rary vice regent. Mrs. Ellie Logan
conducted the election and Mrs. Sloan
and Miss Chancellor acted as tellers.
The Frances Scott Chapter held its
May meeting at the home of Mrs. W.
W. Whittier. on Ordway street. The
assisting hostesses were Mrs. Annie
Warren Z. Emley. the vice regent,
presided Mrs Percy Daniel, Mrs.
Arthur Adelman and Miss Helen
Thompson gave reports of the work
congress. Mrs. Emley reported the
planting Of two trees by the Capt.
Edmund Richards Chapter, c. A. R.,
which the Frances Scott Chapter had
helped to purchase. A committee
Composed of Mrs Garges, Mrs. Emley
and Mrs. Walcott was appointed to
arrange for the May luncheon. After
the business meeting adjourned pro
E9aast was MEs gven sy MRS
clark and Alicia Jones. This was fol-
lowed by a talk by Mrs. William
Sherman Walker, organizing secre-
tary general N. S. d. A. R., who was
the guest of honor. Tea followed,
when the hostesses were assisted by
the young girls Of the chapter.
Maxruder Chapter met Wednesday
at the home of Mrs, Robert B. Grit
fin, 1907 39th street.
Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Caroline Hill
Marshall, hostesses, and the regent,
Mrs. Philip Hill Sheriff. presided. The
annual election took place, and OFF,