Evening star., 1925-01-18
d. A. r. ACTIVITIES

Judge Lynn Chapter held it's Janu-
ery meeting at the home of Mrs
Charles s. Schermerhorn. 2633 Adams
Mill road. Assisting the hostess were
Miss Alice Sergeant, Miss Agnes Sin
clair and Mrs. Clarence Exley, jr
The regent. Mrs. Harry B. Gauss, pre-
sided.
Mrs Charles Haig, State chairman
of the Children. Sons and Daughters
of the Republic committee. reported
that she had given a Christmsa party
FOR her two clubs, which party was
att nded by some Of the chapter OFF,
GERS
The budget Of the chapter which
the chapter voted to accept gave
sums to the State Nmericanizatioi
committee, the American school at
Arthur place. to the Children. Son
and Daughters of the Republic. l.
the student loan fund. Ellis Island.
Carl Home Makers. library commit
tee. Imm Migrants Manual, Maryvillt
College, TamaseC School. Berry school
American Institute, College and Juvc
nile Protective Association.
Mrs Chiids, Mrs Hamburger. Miss
Carnahan Mrs IGghtfoot. Mrs. Crom
welL Miss Childs and Mrs. Crabtree
were/Flected alternates.
Itswas voted To give a tea to cele-
hrate1 the birthday of the chapter
February "A.
The Descendants of '76 Chapter met
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Theodore F.. Langley, the assisting
hostesses being Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Scud-
der and Miss Gore. During the bust
ness meeting Mrs. Coll reported the
sum received from the sale of candy
announced the receipt by an Indian
family in Virginia of a large Christ
mas box sent by the chapter and the
new {. A. r. chapter organized by
Mrs. Tonnis J. Holzberg under the
name of Richard Lord Jones. 1t was
voted that the chapter purchase flags
for same. Tde chapter decided to
give a contribution toward refurnish-
ing the District room in Continental
Hail. Appropriations were made for
the purchase of tickets to the card
party and ball given by the State
Chapter house committee. The re-
gent introduced Miss Dorthy Allen of
the Juvenile Protective Association
the chief guest of the evening,
who gave an interesting talk on the
work of the association. Mrs. Gass-
man. chairman of the entertainment
committee, gave program on the
Mrs. Tarring read an article on the
White House China" and Miss Camp
bell gave a paper on The Life OF
Andrew Jackson"
John Lindsay Chapter met Tuesday
evening. with its regent, Mrs. James
NJ Mooney. as hostess. After the
usual business meeting, at which
some important business affairs Of
oh
party followed for the entertainment
of the chapter members and guests.
Frances Scott Chapter.-Mrs. w. w.
Whittier, 1929 Ordway street, assisted
by Mrs. Eugenia Kennedy, entertained
the chapter at its January meeting
The regent Mrs. Alfred b. Garges,
presided and thanked all members Of
the chapter for making the food sale,
held in December a success.
Mrs Garges asked all members to
take a table for the card party to be
held at Wardman Park Inn tomorrow
The following were elected alter
mates to the Continental Congress-
Mrs. Alfred B. Garges. Mrs. walker :
Martin. Mrs. Arthur Adelman, Mrs. w.
w Whittier, Mrs. Warren Emley. Mrs.
Howard +. Kane. Mrs. Helen Thomp-
son. Mrs Warren Dove, Mrs. Eugenia
Kennedy.
Out-of-town members present were
Mrs HaroI Bender, Princeton. y. j..
and Mrs. Franklyn Munson. Balu-
more. Md. Mrs. e. Frazier was a
guest.
American Liberty Chapter held its
January meeting at the home of Mrs.
r. j. Bates, 1649 Harvard terrace.
Mrs r. b. owen, regent, presiding. In
her formal report Mrs. owen gave
full resume of the reception given in
honor of Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand at Continental Memorial Hall
Christmas week.
Mrs Allen read letter from the
president of Lincoln Memorial Uni
versity recommending a junior stu
dent of that school as beneficiary of
the Sf0O scholarship loan to be made
by American Liberty Chapter, and II
was voted that the loan be made ac-
cOrdingly.
Mrs. Thompson distributed tickets
for the card party and dance to be
given at Wardman Park Hotel tomor-
row for the benefit of the chapter
house fund, and urged that the mem
bers attend.
After the business meeting the
members We're entertained by Mrs.
Ratss '"i-h Nrs. Richardson as as
sistant hostess
Mary Washington Chapter met
Tuesday evening at the Washington
CluD. The regent. Miss Aline Solo
mons presided. After the reading of
reports of officers and chairmen of
committees the election of delegates
and alternates to the Thirty fourth
Continental Congress took place, with
the following results: Delegates Miss
Aline Il. Solomons regent; Miss Janet
u Df.,I,. do NIv- n ~iRly n
son. AIternates, Mrs. Edward A.
Keys, vice regent; Miss Dorinda
Rogers Mrs. Charles w. Richardson,
Mrs. Frank Hight, Miss Belle Wills,
Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly Mrs. Mar
garet Zimmele Mrs. Douglas Thomp
son. Mrs. William Grayson Orme, Mrs.
Joseph William Farrar.
Short addresses followed by Miss
Janet Richards and Mrs. A. Howard
clerk. former registrar general and
honorary vice president general of the
national society.
At its next meeting the chapter VIII
celebrate its 33d birthday, at which
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, president
general, will be the guest of honor.
musical program and an address by
a prominent speaker is being ar
ranged
r. PIuribuS Unum Chapter met jan
uary at 270S Cathedral avenue, the
regent. Mrs. II. c. Grove, presiding.
The hostesses were Mrs. Roy Van
Ealkenburgh, Mrs. w, S. Johnson and
the Misses Traband. Delegate and
aIternates to the next Congress of the
National Society Daughters of the
American Revolution. were elected as
follows: Mrs. Elmer E. Curry, dele
gate Alternates: Mrs. Harvey Nj.
Friend. Mrs. William B. Sinnott, Mrs.
NJ. w. Cooley, Mrs. w. L. Ewell, Mrs.
W. S. Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Cooper,
Mrs. Roy Van Valkenburgh, Miss
Anna Grove Miss I.etiIia IlanRille.