Evening star., 1925-04-22

M. Lord is national chairman. Much
history of the United States never
published elsewhere can be found in
these articles, compiled for the most
part by members of various chapters.
Miss Lothrop, the museum secretary,
Is the efficient acting secretary of the
committee.
One hundred dollars has been set
aside by the Arkansas delegation for
the erection of State marker In
Lee County, the spot from which the
first United States survey Of Arkansas.
Missouri and Iowa started.
The California delegation has re-
ported locating one revolutionary sol
dier's grave and also marking one
other spot of historic interest, Fort
Humboldt in Eureka, at which impress
siye ceremonies marked the dedica-
ton of a bronze tablet to perpetuate
the historic significance OF the famous
early post.
The Florida Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution have located and
marked two revolutionary soldiers
resting places and several other his
toric spots, including Fort Gatlin near
Orlando, used during Seminole wars.
The Pennsylvania State delegation
will be special guests at the Pennsyl-
yania Society reception and dance
this evening. Mrs. John B. Heron,
State regent of Pennsylvania, will be
in the receiving line, which will in
clude, the Secretary Of Labor and Mrs
Davis, and Mrs. NJ. Clyde Kelly. The
Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Mel
lon, is one of the box holders.
Mrs. Frank G. odenheimer enter
tanned at buffet luncheon today at the
Congressional apartments in compli-
ment to Mrs. James NJ. Shick, regent
of Virginia; Mrs. Mauchlin Niven, re-
gent of the Mount Vernon Chapter Of
Alexandria, and the Virginia delega-
ton. Assisting Mrs. Odenheimer
were Mrs. Charles Ellet Cabell, Mrs.
Louis 8. Scott, Mrs. William Laird
Dunlop, jr., Mrs. Horace Smithy and
Mrs. Gretta Mcguire of New York.
One of the most interesting dances
ever given in Washington was that
last night at Rauscher's in honor of
the pages to the congress, represent
ing every State in the Union. The
young women wore frocks of every
hue in the rainbow, and lent a color
full atmosphere to the occasion. The
dance was given by Mrs. Larz An
derson, through the Suzan Riviere
HetZel Chapter of the District of Co
lumbia.
A delightful program was given at
the afternoon session yesterday of the
n. s. c. A. r. by Everett Mauger,
cellist, of the Mohawk Society, New
York.
The visiting children of the D. A. R.
were entertained at the Ambassador
yesterday afternoon by the District
society through the courtesty of
Harry Crandall. The picture Daniel
Boone" was shown, and Mrs. Marvin
A. Tyler, state director of the Dis
trict, was the hostess, assisted by
Miss Helen Stout, former state direc-
tor. .r--.
The house and ground committee
served tea in the banquet hall yes
terday afternoon. Presiding at the
tea tables were Judge r. NJ. Nc
Donald of the Juvenile Court of Clark
County. Va. and Mrs. Theodore Uhler
of Chevy Chase. Mrs. William Sher-
man Walker and Mrs. Ernest Daniel
were in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. James William DOGGY of
Capitol Hill will entertain at a midday
IA visiting delegates. Mrs. DOGGY is
a daughter and supporter of Mrs.
Cook.
Mrs. Luther l.. Munson of Hyatts-
vile entertained at luncheon yester-
day at the Mems City Club for Mrs.
Woodwin d. Ellsworth and Mrs. c. H
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Bigelow is a delegate from Fort
Findlay Chapter. of which she is a
charter member.
The delegation from Wisconsin was
entertained at dinner last evening at
the Hotel Lafayette.
The Colonial Danes will be the spe-
cial guests at the club Of the Colonial
Danes this afternoon from to Z
O'Clock at the clubhouse, 1927 X
street.
Tickets for the D. A. r. banquet
Saturday night can be obtained in
room l of the auditorium Husbands
are cordially invited.
Mrs. Henry B. Wilson, Indiana State
regent. gave tea at the Shoreham
Hotel Sunday afternoon, at which 100
delegates and friends were enter
tained. The ballroom was decorated
with roses and tulips, sent to Mrs.
Wilson by Washington friends. Re-
ceiving with her We're Mrs. Edna NJ.
Colman, national president of the
League of American Pen Women; Mrs.
Henry A. Beck of Indianapolis, vice
president general; Mrs. Charles w.
Ross of Charlottesville, State regent
elect. of the Indiana Society; Mrs
James A. Watson, wife of the Senator
from Indiana: Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
A. Morrison of Washington, formerly