Evening star., 1927-10-30

at Friendship House to be on the
second Monday in November.
| These meetings are held monthly
from October to May, inclusive.
| The following are the officers of the
State committee. Sons and Daughters
of the Republic: Chairman. Mrs.
Charles c. Haig. Judge Lynn Chap
ter: vice chairman, Mrs. Earl B.
Fuller. Victory Chapter: trea surer.
Mrs. William B. Sinnott. f, Pluribus
Unum; recording secretary, Mrs. P.
V. Rundy, Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chan.
ter; corresponding secretary, Mrs J.
Miller Porter. Frances Scott Chapter,
publicity, Mrs. Earl B. Fuller.
The club meeting held at Peck
! Chapel on Tuesday evening. October
is, was well attended. about 35 chill
dren being present. The State chair.
man. Mrs. Haig. presided and the
patriotic exercises. With Mrs. ].
Miller Porter at the piano. several ia.
miliar patriotic songs were sung
Mrs Earl Fuller read Il story and
a short poem and games and refresh
ments brought to a close a short but
enjoyable meeting, the first of the sea
son.
Deborah Knapp Chapter held it's Oc.
toher meeting with Miss Helen Clyde
Moser in Burleth. Assisting hostesses
were Miss Eloise V. Mace, Miss Marie
Chew, Mrs. w. II. Daniels and Mrs.
II. l.. Parkinson. The regent, Mrs.
Gertrude Warren Moser, presided.
The State regent, Mrs. James NJ.
Wiley. installed the officers elected at
the May meeting.
Mrs. Thomas Sterling and Mrs. Carl
c. Brown were elected to membership
Mrs. Parkinson was made chairman
of committee to arrange for tea to
he held in the near future in honor
of Mrs. Wiley. The annual rumma ge
sale will he held during the second
week in November
| The regent read the poem entitled
Little Tin Town" by the chapter his
torian. Mrs. Florence NJ. Barnes. who
was awarded a prize by the League
of American Pen Women.
| Twenty-Five members responded tc
roll call. During social hour. Hal
loween refreshments We're served, the
decOra tons being in keeping with this
| occasion.
The next meeting will be held at
residence of Mrs. William S. Parks
November IA.
Col. Teneh Tillman Chapter.-The
meeting of the chapter was held al
| Woodside. the residence of Miss
Anne Allnut. in Jacksonville. Friday
the regent, Mrs. F,noch G.. Johnson
presiding. The hostess was assisted
in enterta lining the chapter at lunch
con by Mrs. G. Milton Darby and
Miss Susan Darby.
Mrs. Raymond Gloyd, chairman OF
foreign relations committee, gave ar
excellent report of interna tional
| questions of the present day and Mrs
Robert Allnut read paper on
| Names" ~
| The patriotic educat ton committee
reported that framed autogra ph
copy Of "The American Creed" was
presented by the chapter to the
Montgomery High School, Rockville
at the weekly assembly. The author
| William Tyler Page made an address
to the students on the occasion.
| Announcement was made of a sub
| scription dance which will be given
| November in Bethesda to raise
funds for patriotic education work
The committee consists of Mrs
g, Enoch G. Johnson, Miss Lucy L.
Bowie. Miss Jean Edmonston, Mrs
Samuel Riggs. Miss Magruder and
| Mrs. George G.. Bradley. There will
be good music and refreshments will
| be served. Invitations may he Sc
cured from any member of the COM
/ mittee.
| The registrar reported that Is ap-
| plicants for membership has been
voted upon and We're duly declared
members of the chapter.