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Hall, which will be addressed by Rep
resentative Stephen Porter, chairman of
the House committee on foreign rela-
t1onS and also by Miss Janet Richards
and urged all members to attend. Miss
| Wolfe. honorary regent. spoke of the
meeting of the Constitution Hall COM
| mittee held recently and of the laying
OF the corner stone. Mrs. Bell chair
man for the District D. A. R. of the
manual for emigrants, gave report of
| the work of her committee and also re-
ported the recent State historic commit
tee meeting. at which she read a paper
on November in the Revolution" Mrs.
P. v. Roundy reported the Sons and
Daughters of the Republic committee S
activities and announced two meetings
in the near future at Friendship House
and Peck Chapel. Mrs. r. c. Wilson re-
quested every one to be generous with
the box for Ellis Island which was
being made up at this meeting The
cell, chairman, reported the sale of
Christmas cards going on.
The registrar, Mrs. E. H. Cough, re-
ported that the papers of four appli-
cantS for membership had been ac-
cepted by the national board of man.
agement and thsy are now members
of the chapter. They are Mrs Sarah
| Myers and Miss Mary Ruth Points of
Harrisonburg, Va; Miss Sarah Points
of Philadelphia and Mrs. Ida Points
Willis of Hollywood, Fla. A transfer
had been granted to Mrs. Joy Elmer
Morgan to a chapter in Nebraska. and
also transfers to Mrs Blanche Wolfe
Cook of Somerset. KY. and to Mrs
Mabel French Taylor and Mrs. F.. Clay
Sloan, both of Burnside, KY. The last
three members are joining a chapter
| to be organized at Somerset. KY, and
will become active members thereof.
| One new member. Miss Virginia K.
Bird, was present and one new asSo-
! ciate member. Miss Florence Lancaster
A letter was read from Mrs. Richard
Buchanan, resigning from the associate
membership of the chapter, as, owing
| to the death of her husband, she will
| hereafter make her home in In
dianapolis, where she is member of
the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter
of that city. It was announced that a
daughter had been born to Mr.. and
| Mrs. G.. L. Naramore, and letter was
ordered sent to them congratulating
them on the event.
There was a very large attendance
Of members and two guests, Miss Caro-
line o. May of the Gen. Morgan
Chapter of Fairmount, w. Va. and
Mrs. Kate B. Stone of the Fort Worth
| Chapter, Fort Worth, Tex Mrs Ralph
| C. Wilson contributed vocal numbers,
playing her own Accomplishments, and
during the. social hour the hostess, as
sisted by MeSdames Hager, Hunter and
Ward and Miss Luttrell, served re-
! freShmentS.
The next meeting will be held De-
| cember II at the home of Mrs. Ada
Mills Payne, the date being brought
forward on account of the nearneSS
of the holiday season.
Student LOan.-Mrs. James c. Ord.
chairman of the D. A. r. student loan
committee of the District, announces
meeting of the committee December
5 at 8 pm. at the Hamilton Hotel.
Committee members are requested to
bring report from their chapters re-
garding the cooperation in the years
work.
Monticello Chapter met Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Helen M.
Hall, 1880 Irving street. Assisting Mrs.
Hall we're Mrs. Charles P. Benns, Miss
Eleanor Swift and Mrs. S. B. Wood
bridge.
The vice regent, Mrs. A. E. T. Hans
mann. presided The meeting opened
with prayer by the chaplain, Mrs. F. w.
Garden, followed by the usual patriotic
exercises.
The minutes of the previous meeting
we're approved and the treaSurer'S re-
port accepted.
The resignation of the regent. Mrs