The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-30
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Daughters OF the American
revolution, representing Ill chap,
tiers in the District Of Columbia
and wearing the picturesque raj.
ment Of their ancestors in 1928.
viii participate Ia the National
Historical Pageant in honor OF
the centenary Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal. which is to take
place saturday afternoon OF this
week on the banks Of the canal,
beginning with q river regatta az
half past three o'clock, from the
foot Of Wisconsin Avenue,
Georgetown.
Mrs.. Charles j. Newhard II
chairman Of the groups which
will include Mrs. Jasper N. Beall
and Miss Bette Hopkins, OF abb
gall Hartman Rice Chapter; Mrs.
james III. Harper, of Columbia
Chapter; Miss Elnerdeen III. Bai4
lev. OF Col. John Donaldson Chap
ter: Miss Annie Lee Graham, Of
Frances Scott Chapter: Mrs. NJ.
w. Pattie, of Marcia Burns Chap
ter: Mrs. John b. Little, 81 Poto-
mac Chapter; Mrs. Towson
Price. 04 Victory Chapter; Mrs.
Cary d. Walters and Miss Edna
Buimarl, Of Katherine Montg0n1-
cry Chapter: Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
Newport Potts and Miss Emily
Hopkiuenn Ross. representing
Major L'Enfant Chapter. Mr..
Potts will appear as his ancestor,
John Potts. 1r., who came to the
National Capital on the invita-
ton Of General Washington to
become secretary to the Potomac
Canal Company, which was the
Predecessor Of the ChesapealSa
and Ob.O Canal. Mrs. Potts will
appea. as Elizabeth Ramsay
Potts, wife Of John Potts, and
Miss Ross will represent her an.
ceBtfess. Nancy Borden, Of New
Jersey who married Francis
Hopkinson, eigner Of the Declara-
tion Of Independence. .
Mrs. william II. Wagner and
Miss Frances Green viii represent
the Judge Linn Chapter; Mrs. How
ara II. HOdgkIns and Miss Lticille
Wilkinson, the Our Flag Chapter;
Mrs. Aldine D. Mudd, the Manor
House Chapter, and Mrs. Goodwin
Is. Ellsworth, Miss Margaret Ellis
worth Carlton and Miss Helen Hols
lingswortl1 Carlton, the Constitu.
ton Chapter.
Members Of the Capital society,
Children of the American ReY0lu.
ton. win dance q nlinuet at the
- ~ - esmk4a,.ya = - = Fkns.rkfAraNa
under direction 81 Mrs. Henry
Fenno Sawtelle, president of the
society. Those dancing will be
Misses Mary Isabel Howard, Eliza
beth Barr, Elizabeth Harding, Cath
crime Foster and Robert Mickey,
Hamilton Colt. John WackermanI
and Wilson Lansford. Other mem.
bers of the Capital Society will
also participate in the exercises Of
the afternoon.
Members OF the Excelsior Liter
airy Club, OF Washington, OF which
Mrs. SaWteIle has recently been
elected president. viii likewise par
ticipate in the ceremonies as rep
resentatives Of one Of the oldest
clubs In the city.
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Coming Home
Much interest centers about the
transfer of Capt. Emmett G.
Gudger from the Naval War
College, at Newport, to the Army
War College, In Washington.
Captain Gudger Ii the son.in-law
Of Senator Thomas y. Walsh,
and Mrs. Gudger and their chill.
dren will come to Washington
with him. Captain Gudger is
detached from his duty at New.
port tomorrow and IL due in
washington the middle OF August.
Captain and Mrs. Gudger have
many friends in Washington.
where Mrs. Gudger acted ae
hostess for her father and where
Captain Gudger was at one time
stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Turn
bull, of Newcastle, England. are
passing the week at the Willard.
Capt. and Nine. Joseph Anthony
Cistero were hosts at a musicale
last evening in their home at
1907 K st. In honor of Baroness
Won LowenfeIdt and Capt. and
Nine. Gustave Villaret. There
were 40 present. Nine. ViIlaret.
pianist, gave q program Of Chopin
and List.