Evening star., 1926-05-30
D. A. r. ACTIVITIES

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A. $. McAllister. DIR. Edison l.. Whit
Thoburn Armstrong.
Victory Chapter held it's annual
meeting at the home of Mrs. Cal
laghan. 6l6 Eighteenth street. Host
ess Mrs ID. O'C. Callaghan; assist
ing, Mrs. A. W. Tuck and Mrs.
William Q. King. The regent, Miss
kathrina l.. Harvey, presided Inc
, meeting opened in the usual way
Mrs. Sarah r. Harmon, chaplain.
leading in prayer. The. regent an
nounced that Past Regent Mrs. Frank
r, Sale, owing to continued Illness
had gone to Logan, Ohio, to be WIN
relatives. 1t was voted that dollar
be given by the chapter to the iocai
community Fourth of July ceiepra-
ton. A new member, Mrs. l.. W..
De Cast. was cordially received INTO
the chapter. Mrs, Walter w. nus
hands appoi,tment as national chair
man of Americanization was an
nounceu. Miss Cora ID. Cooper eN-
tended greetings from a member, MRS.
James Al. Sheridan. who is living IN
Hollywood, Calf. Annual summary
of the wears work was reported pS
the various committees. The chapter
has closed it's work for the year win
a record of merit and success.
| The results of the election OF new
| follows. Mrs. Walter w. Husband.
regent: Mrs. Charles w. Floyd. vice
regent: Mrs. Earl Il. Fuller. recording
secretary: Miss Eleanor a. L-amson
corresponding secretary: Mrs. FRANCIS
7. Ford, treasurer: Mrs. Chester Is.
! Watts, historian; Mrs. Towson Price
registrar, and Mrs. Sarah X. Harmon
| chaplain
The new members added to the
board of management are; MISS
| Kathrina l.. Harvey, Mrs. James l.;
= Owens, Mrs. Charles Il. Nepher anu
Miss Cora ID. Cooper.
| The musical program for the eve
ming was conducted by Mrs. George
r. Selden, who presented Mrs. Miriam
r. Hilton. accompanied by Miss MN
ME HoXsey, in ii group OF songs. MISS
| NJ. Elizabeth Ford rendered TWO
piano selections. The meeting closed
with a social hour,
Martha Washington Chapter met
| at the home of Miss Martha walker,
| the Balfour. May 18. with Mrs. Rich
ardson and Miss Chloe Traylor. assist
| ing hostesses. In the absence OF the
regent Miss Milligan, vice regent
presided. Reports of officers We're
! given, including very interesting
| one nv Mrs. Hardy, the chapters dele
gate to the congress. Mrs. Charles
| Winter presented the name OF Mrs.
Mary T. Mason for membership. Tne
| following officers were UNANIMOUSLY
! elected for the ensuing year: MISS
| Nilligan. regent Mrs. Linton, first
vice regent; Mrs. Munster, second vice
regent; Miss Martha Walker. corre-
sponding secretary: Mrs. Gordon
| treasurer: Mrs. Remsen, registrar
| Mrs. Richardson. historian: Miss Tray
lor. recording secretary; Mrs. Dorsey
| chaplain. and Mrs. Hardy. delegate
to the 1927 congress. Election OF al
ternates was deferred until later
meeting.
In lieu of an April meeting a lunch
con was given by the chapter on April
| Il at the Hotel Roosevelt, the guests
being prospective members. Ar
| raneements were made by q commit
tee composed of Mrs. Charles Winter.
chairman; Mrs. Linton and Mrs
! Munster.
The Lucy HolcOnlbe Chapters May
meeting was held at the home of Mrs.
w. E Cotton. Mrs. Robert w. Aud
| and Miss Anderson were assisting
hostesses.
The regent, Mrs r. E. Cunningham,
opened the meeting with the usual de-
votional service, including "Amefl'
cans Creed
| Mrs. Richardson reported the sale
| of 81 200 worth of bonds for the new
auditorium.
The following officers were elected:
Regent. Mrs. W. w. Stewart; vice re-
gent. Mrs. r. d. Simmons: recording
secretary, Mrs. Maud A. Harris; cor
| responding secretary, Mrs. r. w.
Aud; treasurer, Mrs. W. l.. Cotton;
registrar. Mrs. f. II. Thompson: chap.
lain, Mrs. Jessie Porter Wood, and
| historian, Mrs. Edwin A. Hill.
A committee was appointed to make
arrangements for the annual banquet.
which will be held at the Grace Dodge
Hut June at $50 pm.
Marcia Burns Chapter-At the reg
| ular election of officers last Wednes-
day Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Hesse was re-
elected regent. The other officers are:
| Mrs. c. NJ. Fl. Gutelius, vice regent;
| Mrs. Won Dacenhausen, recording sec
retary; Miss Margaret +. Belts. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Belts,
treasurer: Miss Frances Gutelius, reg
| istrar; Mrs. Sturdevant, chaplain;
Mrs. Ida V. Thorne, historian.
| Chairinen Of committees are: Mrs.
!
Belts. chapter house: Mrs. Pattie,
IAmericaniZation.
Independence Bell Chapter held its
last regular meeting, of the season
Thursday night at EFF Building,
| Government Hotel. Miss Joan Sawyer
and Mrs. Manly Miller being the hos
tesses.
| i'll Cook, presided. After usual rou-
tine OF. various reports, appropriations,
| unfinished business and new plans,
Mrs. Joseph H. Wheat gave a talk on
| the work she has accomplished as
! State historian for the past two years,
an office she has efficiently filled.
About 20 members and guests were
| further pleasantly entertained by a
description of a recent tour of Europe
by Miss Linda Deaton. Her word pic
| lures recalled many memories of other
days. Miss Alwilda Brook pleased
with several readings.
A picnic on June ~ at Independ-
! ence Bell Chapter Milestone was
planned. 1t is just a pleasant ride
| from the city. Refreshments were
served. Adjourned until October.
f. Pluribus Unum Chapter. A
musical was given through the cour-
! teSy OF the Homer l.. Kilt Go. at It's
/ studio May 20 for the members and
guests Of the chapter. The program
opened with organ selections from the
opera Faust The soloist Of the
evening was Doris Atkinson Morrow
of New York. who has recently come
to Washington to live. Mrs. Morrow
won enthusiastic applause by her rem
dition of the following numbers, in
! which she was accompanied by the
Ampico: "One Fine Day" from Puc-
cini's Madam Butterfly; "Homing -
| by del Riego; Dvorak's Songs MY
Mother Taught Me-" tThe Last