Evening star., 1928-06-10
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
Katherine Montgomery Chapter held

Katherine Montgomery Chapter held
call meeting al the home of Mrs
Charles Fits on the evening Of May
81, the newly elected regent Mrs. Will
liam A. Durham, presiding After tho
usual opening exercises and t1sansac-
ton OF business. Mrs. William Bonai
Bell was presented with an ex-icgent's
pin. the gift of the chapter. in apprc-
citation OF her unselfish devotion to the
work Of the chapter.
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter met
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs
Edward Dingley. 37l5 Livingston street
Mrs. William Dougal Leetch and Mrs
Dingley being hostesses for the evening.
Mrs. Leetch. the new regent. pre-
sided and called the chapter to order
In the absence of Mrs. Charles Wal
dron, the chaplain, Mrs. Clayton Enig
led in prayer and salute to the Gag.
This meeting being the beginning OF
the administration of the new regent
and new officers. great deal of care
was taken in the formation of the
various committees. and Mrs. Leetch
read out the names Of the chairmen
of each committee and the girls Serv-
ing on that committee. This was done
in order that each girl would know
the committee she was to serve on.
The reports of the officers were read
and accepted. The chairman of men,
bership, Mrs. Goodwin Miller, pre-
sented the names of the following to
be voted on: Miss Marjorie Rhodes.
Miss Evelyn Howe. Miss Elizabeth Bun
ten and Miss Ruth Coleman. They
were unanimously elected to member
ship.
The retiring regent, Mrs Frank Nor
rison. was presented with an cX-
regents pin from the officers of her
administration. In presenting the pin
Mrs. Leetch spoke of the wonderful
experience it had been to the officers
to serve under regent so thoroughly
capable in every way as Mrs. Morrison.
and that 1t had served as an inspi-
ration to all of them Mrs. Morrison
in accepting the pin thanked Mrs.
Leetch, and said it was. through treir
cooperation and untiring work she vas
able to accomplish the things she hs d
done
In discussing the finances of the
chapter the members decided to !give
benefit card party June l5 at. the
home of the Misses Caldwell to raise
the balance due on the chair in Con-
tinental Hall.
At the June meeting the del &c ate To
the State Conference and Coz 1t mental
Congress is chosen, and Mrs. 'Malette
Spcngler, the vice regent, was, selected
to represent the chapter.
Mrs. Bushing, chairman of printing
vas instructed to gather the material
during the Summer for the car book
which will go to press in October. AL
though the June meeting is the last
business meeting until Fall, Ihe chapter
always plans some social afT mir to bring
the members together durii g the sum
n1er. The dinner dances G lVen in pre-
vious years have proved to be such
delightful affairs the chap ter voted 70
repeat them again this y6 ar. June 80
was selected for the date, ard it will
be held ct the Congress- nnal Country
Club Mrs. Frank Nor iscn will be
hostess to the chapter
The entertainment 5rlmittee pre-
sented the honor guest N the. evening,
Mrs. David Caldwell. tll: State regent
who gave a shcrt add f.ss.
Mrs. Smith of the lRubinstein Club
sang Years OF Sprir &" and Love for
Day" Mrs. Clayt N Emig read por-
tions of the preside At generals address
from the d. A. Z. magazine This
was considered o. te of the finest ad-
dresses ever givch before the Cont
mental Congress. One Of the chap
tcr's most ac somplished musicians,
Mrs. Emory Or bal. played two Chopin
numbers on ne piano Before con-
cnding the 5rcgram the pages from
the chapter TO the Continental Con-
gress gave short talks of their expert
eDces durin't the week of congress
Refreshm ents were served during the
social hour which followed.
The Cs;pt Joseph MagrudeE Chapter
held its last meeting Of the season at
the home Of the regent, Mrs w s.
Dewhtr1. on Morrison street, June /.
After the usual patriotic opening ex-
erciScs two new members were received
into the chapter--Mrs. G. N. Ratlin
and Mis- Georgia Harness.
The State regent, Mrs. David D.
Caldwell: Mrs. Harry G. Oberholcef
Miss Elizabeth Pierce, Mrs. G. J. Chail-
let AMI Mrs. C. s. Kinsella were guests