Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter held t


is first meeting of the year Tuesda!
evening at the home of Miss Carolin'
Hurley, 1881 Thirteenth street. AS
skting the hostess we're Mrs. Clement
Mrs Nelson, and Misses Kngore. Park
eg, Points and Richardson. The regent
Mrs. Ruth Barnard Parker, presided.
After the usual opening exercises
with Mrs. Slime leading in prayer, re-
perts from officers and committees were
given. New year books were presented
by the historian showing the following
chairmen and representatives on State
committees: Americanisn, Mrs. DoWler'
auditing, Mrs Clement; finance, tins
regent; magazine, Mrs. Thomas; music
Mrs. Wilson; patriotic education, Mrs
Fouts; ways and means, Miss PurceH,
ysar book, Mrs. Bell Miss Luke is 10
be the press representative. On State
committees: Americanism, Mrs. Dowler;
better films, Mrs Vandervort: chapter
house, Mrs. Slime: conservation and
thrift. Mrs. Hagar; Constitution Hall
finance, Mrs. Boles; Continental Hall
and Revolutionary relics, Mrs. Nc
Crory: correct use of the flag, Miss
Luke; D. A. r. student loan fund, Mrs.
PAYNE; Ellis Island, Mrs. Wilson; en-
tertainnent, Dr.. Brennon: foreign re-
lations, Miss Chase; legislative, Mrs.
Folger: library, Mrs. Hobart; magazine,
Mrs Thomas; manual tor immigrants,
MIS- Bell: national defense, Miss
Wolfe; patriotic education, Mrs. Fouts;
Sons and Daughters of the Republic,
Mrs. Roudy; State historic, Mrs. Bell.
The election of delegates and alter
mates to Continental Congress resulted
as follows: Delegate, Mrs. William
Leavitt: alternates: Mrs. Albert S.
Bcles, Mrs Ada c. Payne, Miss Eva E.
Luke, Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe, Mrs.
Clara B. Slime, Miss Lille Warren Jor-
A. Folger, Mrs. Ralph c. Wilson and
Miss NJ. Chase.
The program consisted Of vacation
echoes given by the members and
musical numbers by Mrs. Lura Fowkes.
Mrs H. Warren Smith was the accom-
PIANIST.
Two guests we're present, Miss Hurley
and Mrs. Hurley, sisters Of the hos -ess.
The next meeting will be held Octotf;
% with Mrs. Samuel Scrivener, 69l2
Sixth street, Takona Park.
State Board. D. A. R.-Mrs. David D
Caldwell, State regent for the District of
Columbia, has called the first meeting
of the State Board of officers and chair
men to meet at the Willard HotTl, Oc-
tober 6, when plans for the Winters
work will be formulated. Mrs. Caldwell
has appointed the following committees
and requested each to report on their
work: Anericanism, Mrs. E. Gratten
Kerens, chairman; Mrs. Robert NJ. Fur
gerson, vice chairman. Auditing, Mrs.
A. E. 7. Hansmann, chairman; Mrs.
Francis H. Duehay, vice chairman. Bet
ter films, Mrs. Frank Morrison, chair
man; Miss Emily Hopkinson Ross, vice
chairman. Celebration of George WASH
ington's birthday, Mrs. David D. Cald-
we'll, chairman; Mrs. John M. Beavers,
vice chairman. Codif1cation of standing
rules, Mrs Harry B. Gauss, chairman;
Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey, vice chair
man. Conservation and thrift, Mrs.
Frank E. Webner, chairman; Mrs. Fred
srick w. Brake, vice chairman. Consti-
tuition Hal. finance, Mrs. Allied Ball
Garges, chairman; Mrs. Jasper M. Beall,
vice chairman. Correct use of the flag,
Mrs. John L. Barr, chairman; Mrs.
Frederick w. Ashley, vice chairman. D.
A. r. student loan, Mrs. James G. Ord,
chairman; Mrs. Jeter c. Pritchard, vice
chairman Ellis Island, Mrs. Vernon E.
West, chairman: Mrs William 8. Bell,
c. Coombs. chairman Mrs. Frederick D.
Reynolds, vice chairman. Foreign rela-
tons, Mrs. James M. Wiley, chairman;
Miss Harriet NJ. Chase, vice chairman.
Genealogical research, Mrs. John F. Lit
tie, chairman; Mrs. Rose w. Mulcare,
vice chairman. Girl home makers, Mrs.
Frank Curtis, chairman; Mrs. Clarence
Weaver, vice chairman. juvenile pro-
tective, Mrs. Albest S. Jones, chairman;
Mrs. James Henry Harper, vice chair
man, legislative, Miss Mae Helm, chair
man: Miss Helen NJ. Brown, vice chair
man. Library, Miss Dorinda Rogers,
chairman; Mrs. Albert N. Walker. vice
chairman Magazine, Mrs. Gaius M.
Brumbaugh, chairman; Mrs. Fred E.
Perlee, vice chairman. Manual for i'm.
migrants, Mrs. Alexander H. Bell, chair
man; Mrs. Godfrey Greyke, vice chair
man Memorial. Caroline Scott Har-
rison, Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey, chair
man. Music, Miss Lillian Chenoweth,
chairman; Mrs Roscoe L. Oarley, vice
chairman. National defense, Mrs. John
NJ. Beavers, chairman; Mrs. Noble New
port Potts, vice chairman. National Old
Trails, Mrs. Joseph Wheat, chairman;
Mrs H. H. Thompson, vice chairman.
Patriotic education, Mrs. Catherine e.
Maggie, chairman; Mrs. c. E. He5se, vice
chairman. Press, Mrs. j. G. Lombard,
chairman; Mrs. Nancy Dupre North,
vice chairman. Printing, Mrs. Harry
c. Oberholser, chairman; Miss Kath-
rina L. Harvey. vice chairman. Pub
Lefty, Mrs. Irene Van Horn Crisp, chair
man; Mrs. Robert c. Sheriff., vice chair
man. Revolutionary relics for CONT
mental Hall, Mrs. Theodore McF. Knap-
pen, chairman: Mrs. w. H, Carter, vice
chairman. Real Daughters, Mrs. Francis
A. st. Clair, chairman; Mrs. Wade Al
liscn, vice chairman. Sons and Daugh-
tiers of the Republic, Mrs. Earl B. Fuller
chairman; Mrs. Arthur F. Williams
vice chairman. State historic, Mrs.
Harry G. Grove, chairman. Historical
research and preservation of records,
Mrs. Harry G. Grove, chairman. His
torical and literary reciprocity, Mrs.
Richard 3. Owen, chairman. PreserVa-
ton of historic spots, Miss KATRINA L..
Harvey, chairman.
Committees for the annual meetings
of the State Conference-Credentia.,
Miss Helen Hartman, chairman; Mrs.
Gertrude Warren Moser. vice chairman.
Resolutions, Mrs. William B. Hardy,
chairman; Mrs. Frank F. Green2wa!t,
vice chairman.
Columbia Chapter.-At the nTSt meet
ing of the year held Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. j. H. Ray, 5223
Reno road, Chevy Chase, the Daughters
of Columbia Chapter again dedicated
themselves to period Of helpful ano
constructive work, following the lines OF
activity suggested by the N. s., D. A. r.
A few words of greeting were spoken
by the regent, Mrs. James Henry Harper,
as she asked the chaplain, Mrs. Ida
Warren Myth, to lead in prayer. A
rerort on the condition of the District
milestone, mothered by Columbia Chap