Evening star., 1928-05-27

The president general. National 80.
ciety, Daughters OF the American Revo-
lation. Mrs, Alfred E. Brousseau. enter
tanned ia honor Of Mrs. Ernest L
Rogers. wife Of the president general
National Society, Sons of the American
Revolution, on Monday afternoon from
$:S0 to $50 il Mem orlal Continental
Hall
Mrs. David y. Caldwell State re-
gent. y. c, d. A. r.. was chairman OF
arrangements, assisted by the vice re-
gent, Miss Helen Harmon ana other
State officers. AS Mrs, BrosSeau was
unable to arrive from Europe III time
for the reception. she was represented
in the receiving line by Mrs. Charles
Humphrey B.SSalL vice president gen
ersl from Connecticut and the resident
national off7cerS--AfrS. Eli A. HelmlcH.
Mrs. Herbert M Lord and Mrs, Adam
n. wyant. Mrs. William Sherman
Walker made the presentations. Mrs,
Frank A. steele. wife Of the president
general. Sons Of the Revolution: Mrs
Rhest Coode. president National ON
Gers Club. y. s. y. a. f. and Mrs. Jo-
siah Van CgSdel, president general
Children Of the American Revolution,
also assisted il receiving.
Mrs c. C CoombS, chairman OF
entertainment. n. c. D A. r., presided
in the banquet room. assisted by Mrs,
letter c. PTltChar6. Mrs. James H.
Tarper. Mrs. Galus NJ Brumbaugh,
MRS Albert n BaccS Mrs. Howard L,
BoSekIrs. Mrs. Harry c. Grove, Mrs.
Francs A. S.. Clau and Mrs. H. S,
Pi5celer.
Mrs David n Caldwell, newly elected
state regent. u c, n. A II, held her
first state executive committee meeting
st the Willard Hotel on Saturday eve
ming. MAY 10. with q full representa-
t;cn Of the SIS local chapters present.
Mrs. Eli A Helmick. registrar general,
rerreSonte6 the national board and
gsve brief outline of the new applica-
ton blanks adopted by the national So
ciatv to insure greater accuracy in the
fling O: individual membership records.
On motion Of the new State treas
Urcr. Mrs. George Hillyer. jr., a new
treasurer'S blank was adopted and its
printing authorized. Mrs. Harry c.
OberholSar was appointed for the sew
enth consecutive term as chairman OF
printing.
The State regent announced that she
had not completed her appointments
but presented the following chairmen
of committees TO serve for two years:
Auditing. Mrs. A. E. T. Hansmann: bet
ter aims Mrs. Frank Morrison: Caro-
line Scot; Harrison, Miss Ella Lorraine
Dorsey: celebration of George Wash
tngtons birthday. Mrs. David D, Cald-
well. Children. Sons and Daughters of
the Republic. Mrs. Earl B. Fuller: Con-
stitution Hall Finance. Mrs. Alfred Ball
Garges; Mrs. Jasper Beall. vice chair
man. correct use Of the flag, Mrs. Barr;
Ellis Island, Mrs. Vernon E. West; en-
tertainment. Mrs c. c. Coombs; juve-
nile protective. Mrs. Albert S. Jones.
and Mrs. James Henry Harper. vice
chairman: magazine, Mrs. Charles S.
Sche~merhorn: Manuel for Immigrants,
Mrs Alexander NJ. Bell: national de-
fenSe. Mrs. John NJ. Beavers. Mrs. Nobel
Newport Potts, vice chairman; press,
Mrs. J. c. Lombard; publicity, Mrs
Irene Van Horn Crisp; real daughters,
Mrs. H B. Patten, with Mrs. Constance
Goodman. vice chairman: State his
tcric. Mrs Harry Colfax Grove, who is
also State historian Continental Hall
and Revolutionary relics, Mrs. Theodore
II 2. Knappen.
Constitution Chapter held Its May
meeting in the blue room of the Hamil-
ton Hotel on May IS at pm. The re-
gent, Mrs. Harry Francis Cary, opened