Evening star., 1928-04-29

Joyce Gardiner Helmick: assistant Sec
retAry, Joseph j. Yeats, ir.; treasurer.
BENJAMIN Wheeler jenkins; registrar,
William Harding Carter. I'd; historian,
Donald ChesSman Beere: four color
bearers. De Teel Tiller, Aline Munson.
Margaret Jane Groom, Charles Gardi-
ner Helmick. jr.: librarian. Dora Ann
Davis and Albert Thurston st. Clair. II, !:
chaplains, Bennett Whitlock Muir and
James w. Orme, jr.; auditor, Margaret
Ellsworth Carlton: board OF governors,
Priscilla French, Harriet French. Peggy
Strine. Maddox Nelson, Pieter Hinkarlt,
Lillian Breckinridge. Virginia Breckin-
ridge, Helen Beall Powell. Barbara
Black. Jessie G. Gram, Myrtle Stevens,
Margaret NJ Macauley. George Arthur
Ecnert. Jacquelin Allen. Ruth Bloedorn,
Ecloise Dasher, Aileen Titus Alien.
John Bloedorn and Corinne BIoedorn: !:
chairman OF the charity committee,
Ailene Appich; chairman of publicity.
Elizabeth Ann 5trine; chairman OF the
mouse committee, Elizabeth 8. Yeats:
Chairman OF the membership committee,
Judith Louise Helmick; chairman of
historical markers committee, George
Clarke Jenkins; chairman Of distin-
guished guests committee, Frederick
William Pennoyer; scholarships loan
committee, James Irwin Muir, ir.: ma
tional defense. Mary Dorothy Holler:
ways and means. Margaret Van Hoorn;
hospitality. Helen Christine Merritt
program, Clara Ray Waters: finance,
william Davis Weite: life membership,
Eoith Marie Gram historical short
story groups. John Paul Evans: musical
committee. Elizabeth Cluverius: special
features, Elizabeth dayley Townsend.
'Forty-Eight stars" patriotic musi-
cal composition, by Helen May Bloc
dorm, and played before the national
convention. was adopted by the National
Society, Children Of the American Rev
oiution, and copies were taken home by
the many presidents OF societies from
over the United States. Helen Is just
. years old
Federal City Chapter met TuesdAy
night ~ the home OF Mrs. nulah A
Thomas, 8f2 Buchanan street. The
chapter arranged TO pay $50 as 4 dona
ton To Constitution Hall, which was
proffered during the drive made at the
Continental Congress: also the mem.
beFs approved OF the material which
was sent later 10 Ellis Island In its
box. The following ofiicers were elected
Mrs. Royal Lewis Shuman regent:
Miss E6telle Price, vice regent: Mrs
Bulah A. Thomas. recording secretary.
Miss Nette L. Herrlck. corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Florence W. KeehleE
treasurer, Mrs. Eula X. woodward
registrar. Miss Lula Mae Comstock
historian; Mrs Ada y. Coe. chaplain
Gov. Thomas WeiIss Society, Children
of the American Revolution. - 'fhe
junior society met recently at the Y W.
9. A., with the president. Mrs. Leila ID
ETnig, In charge. Papers were filed for
Nancy Ann cissell, Charles Clay Lake
The following alternates and dele
gates were appointed for the national
convention: Adelaide Beard, Arthur
stuart, Josephine Davis. Rosemary Null
hall Jean Smith, Alice Clarke, James
Clarke. All present expressed deep re-
| gret over the recent death OF one 0f the
color bearers Of the society. Henry ENa
| WaIdron
Members OF the senior branch were
guests Of Miss Dolores Carroll, on Ord
way street, saturday evening. This
president, Miss Helen Carroll, presided
The registrar, Audrey Belt, an
notInced that papers for Maxine Duyel
had been accepted Delegates and al
ternstss were appointed, ~ follows;
Helen Carroll, Eugene Hawiey, Gary Aal
Catherine P0sey, Harry Aogiolidy Vir-
gints Edeiin, Dorothy Walker, Edgar
Morris, Virginia sutton ana Virginia
England
Arthur Carroll reciLed Old Iron
sidss" Franklin Wilson told Of q re-
cent trip 10 Haiti ana Panama.
Mrs.. Charles Haig sang. The society
decided 70 form living nag" IN honor
Col. ). A. Moss Of the United states
Flag Association
Mrs, Frank Mc1es brought greetings
from the Col Thomas Hartley society
Children 0f the American Revolution, Al
York, Pa
! An informal dance followed ths pro-
gram, ..