Evening star., 1928-11-04

Mrs. Talmadge. dent of the New
York Society of the Daughters OF
1912.
Keystone Chapter met october p
at the home of MRS. Clyde Kelly, $3.50
regent, presided. The meeting was
opened with the salute to the flag ana
a prayer. The regent appointed the
following members to serve on the va
rious committees: Mrs. Harry j. Green,
Ellis Island Mrs. Clyde Kelly, foreign
relations; Mrs. Frederick Reynolds,
Constitution Hall and entertainment:
Mrs. George S. Eckels, correct use OF
the flag; Mrs. j. D. Skinner,
D. A. r. student loan fund; Miss
May Levers, magazine; Miss May
Stevenson, Americanism, and Mrs.
Nellie B. Tyler, historic. Mrs. Kin
sell had the president generals mes
sage in the magazine read, SO that the
members would know what work to
concentrate on during the Winter. The
guest of honor and speaker was Mrs.
Frank Foster Greenawalt. Mrs. Greena-
walt was State regent when keystone
Chapter was organized and was present
at its first meeting. She gave talk
about that first meeting, and especially
about the chapters beloved regent, Mrs.
Ida j. Kinsell. And now, through Mrs.
Greenawait'S enthusiasm and patriot
ism, Keystone Chapter hopes to start
a society in the Children of the Amer
ican Revolution, having Mrs. Greena-
walt as president, and the members
of the society win be the children of
the members of keystone Chapter and
their friends. Mrs. Lisle Lipscomb
brought greetings to the chapter, as
did Mrs Kissler. Next meeting in No
vember with Mrs. Theodore A. Huntley.
Mrs. Kelly's home was decorated
with purple chrysanthemums and cos
mos for the tea, which followed the
meeting, and those present, besides the
members of the chapter. were Mrs.
Sherman Walker, Mrs. Rhett Goode,
Mrs. John Beavers, Mrs. David Cald-
well, State regent, and the other State
officers, Mrs Amanda l.. Reynolds of
Baltimore, Md, an honorary member
of the chapter, and others.
.s The Mary Washington Chapter will
meet at the Washington Club Novern-
Der Is, at 8 pm. There will be no
formal program. but following the regu-
Ter business Miss Janet Richards, vice
regent, who has just returned from Eu-
rope, will give a short talk on foreign
relations @
! Mrs. Frank S. Hight, regent, will en-
tertain at tea November 8 for the
members of the chapter at her resi-
derlce, 1914 Twenty first street.
Livingston Manor Charter.-The Oc-
tobeT meeting was held Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Bloomfield
H Howard, 5100 Fourteenth street, the
regent, Mrs. Ray, presiding. Encouraging
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men of committees. A paper, The De-
fense of Citizenship" was presented by
Mrs. Horace P. Mcintosh, past regent.
Mrs. Charles Miller was unanimously
elected to membership and the name"
of Mrs. Mary Nayior proposed by the
registrar. The sum of $50 was appro
priated toward the chair In Constitution
Hall which Is being purchased IN honor
of the regent Mrs. Frank s. Ray, and
the treasurer, Mrs. Frances II. Duehay.
A transfer was granted Mrs. Charles
Brunbaugh, who is organizing chap
ter in Caldwell, N. j. According to Gus
chapter baby, George Wilson Young,
jr., in the National Society Children
of the American Revolution and to pre-
sent to him their insignia. Announce
ment was made that Mrs. Carl Gfroux
had been appointed president of the
Harriet NJ. Lothrop Society. c. A. r.,
named for the founder of that organi-
.zation, and the chapter was eager 70
act as sponsor for this group of youth
full patriots under the leadership of its
recording secretary The speaker of
the afternoon, Harold MacEwen, gave
chalk talk.
Following adjournment refreshments
were served by Mrs. Howard and her
assisting. hostesses. Among the guests
present were the Rev. Frederick Brown
Harris and Mrs Harris. Mrs. H. B.
Scott of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Naylor,
Mrs. McNabb, Mrs. Varila, Mr.. Howard
and little Miss McAllister. The Novem-
ber meeting, at the home of Mrs Ma
lone, will be addressed by william
Tyler Page, with Mrs. Walter K. Wilson
seloist.
Independence Bell Chapter held its
first meeting of the season at the
home Of Mrs. Joseph H. Wheat with
Mrs. Manley c. Miller and Mrs.
Francis r. Dever of Bethlehem, Pa.
assisting hoStesseS The meeting was
called to order by the regent. Mrs
Henry Churchill Cook, and, after
short business session. the election Of
officers was held. resulting in the re-
election of all officers, except that OF