Evening star., 1925-03-15
NATIVE SONSPLAN
/ ANNUAL BANQUET
District Society viii Cele-
brate Founding of Capital
of Nation Here.

The annual dinner of the Society OF
Natives of the District of Columbia
will be given April Is at the Bur
lington Hotel. Tentative plans for the
event were discussed by the banquet
committee at a meeting Friday eve
nings and the program Will soon De
announced.
= I The March meeting of the society
will be held next Friday evening al
the Washington Club, at which time
the tickets for the dinner will be dis
tributed.
Among those who already have
subscribed for the banquet are: DR..
Samuel S Adams, Mrs. Florence
alden, w. Spencer Armstrong. Mrs.
lewis ]. Battle, Mrs. Alexander ii.
Bell, Henry H. Bergman, Mrs. Amanda
3. Copeland, James +. Duhamei l.
Harry NJ Dante, Miss Mary A. Duguid.
r. Newton Donaldson, William NJ.
Dove, Miss Catherine J. Durham. Mrs.
irene Durham, Mrs. c. 5. Eisinger.
Fred A. Emery. Mrs. Blanche Frey.
Miss Louise Frey, A. c. Fisher, Miss
Margaret f. Forbes.
Dfller B. Croft, William H. Grover
man, Mrs. Ada z. Hodge, Mrs. Mar
garet H. Hancock, Albert Harper, Miss
May e Hungerford, Mrs. Anna Z.
Hendley, Ralph L. Hall, Miss Mar
Hurley, Percy B. Israel Mrs. f. g.
Israel. Mrs. John c. Kondrup, Joseph
l. Keefer. Mrs. Rose C. Knode, Miss
Elizabeth Lauman, Lee D. Iatimer,
Elsie S. Lipscomb. Mrs. Mary E. Lyd-
dane, jefferson Middleton, Miss Maude
Morris, Mrs. Ella knight Mears.
Judge Robert f. Mattingly, Samuel
r Moore, Mrs. Margaret Martin, Mrs.
Zell Weaver Oatley, Mrs. Ada c.
Payne, John Clagett Proctor, Edwin
T. Powell, Miss Lula Purcell, Mrs.
Katherine C. Rumbough, Miss Char
lotte A. Ransburg. Mrs. T. NJ. Rec
tor, Forrest H. Riordan, Miss NJ. D..
Sabotka, Judge Gus A. Schuldt. John
A. Saul, Mrs. Z. G.. Stokes, Mrs. Sam
uel W. Stinemetz. Henry Whitfield
Samson, Jesse c. Suter, Miss Ella L.
Stinemetz, Miss NJ. Ada Stinemetz,
Mrs. Louis P. Shoemaker. Miss Mar
garet Theures, Miss Eta L. Tag
gart, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Um-
hau and ]. Elliot Wright.
oldest Inhabitants Represented.
Theodore w. Noyes, president of the
Association of Oldest Inhabitants of
Washington; Allen c. Clark president
of the Columbia Historical Society,
and Jesse c. Suter, president of the
Federation of Citizens Associations.
will be among those present
The banquet committee in charge
OF the dinner, which will be by way
of celebration of the laying Of the
corner stone of the District and the
foundation of the Federal Govern
nlent at Washington, is Composed of
the following:
Fred A. Emery, chairman; DR.. Sam
uel s. Adams, Lee D. Latimer, Albert
Harper. Judge Robert e. Mattingly,
Judge Gus A. Schuldt and Jesse c.
Suter, vice chairmen; Miss May E.
Hungerford, secretary; Clarence G.
Allen, Miss Elizabeth Beresford, Ed
win c. Brandenburg. Henry L. Bryan,
Miss Emma S. Bright, William NJ
Dove. James F. Duhamel.> Ambrose
Durkin, Miss Margaret E Forbes,
Daniel E. Garges, William H Grover
man, Albert Harper, Ralph L. Hall,
Alfred Holmead, Harry Wheaton How
ard, Miss May E. Hungerford, Percy
B Israel Paul E. johnson, LisIe S.
Eipscomb. G. Percy McGIue. jefferson
Middleton. Mrs. E. K Mears. Miss
Maude B. Morris, Theodore, w. Noyes,
Mrs. Roscoe l.. Oatley, Herman II.
Pechin, Irwin l.. Rose, John A Saul.
Miss Eta l. Taggart, Evan P. Tucker,
Frederick G. Umhau and John Cla-
gett Proctor, president ex officio.
The tickets for the anniversary din
ner are in charge of Miss May E.
Hungerford, secretary, 1922 Fifteenth
street