Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

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Hail.. February A q which str1e ail i
new member was received into the
chapter, Mrs. Leonidas Irving Me-
uosigal made. plea To the memners
for 8 box, she is 10 send to- Ellis Island.
Mrs. Childress Buckuer 0Nyn, rave
b talk on AmeTicanixat Hon work being
done IA the District. Flowers were
voted to BE sent to sick members. Mrs.
Joseph Henry Wheat ID the achagter's
delegate 10 the tfirty-seyenth national
continental congress In April. with Miss
Mamie Gallas, alternate. vote on
budget plan 40 changing t =. suss
meeting. The. chapters guest Of honor
for the evening was Mrs. 6ylvani9
johnson, founder and organizing regent
Of Z Pluribus Untim Chapter. who has
recently returned from Q 4-year viS3g
to,. Honolulu and Hawaii Islands and
who gave . talk Of her trip. After ad-
journment, social hour followed, when
refreshments were served ASSISTING
the hostess were Mrs. Elizabeth Van
Hoeslet, Mrs. McDougal, Miss MARGARET
Hume Richardson, Mrs. Beiiar ana NILS
Katherine Msntgemery Chapter met
Of. the home Of Mrs. Alberta Ed-
naonston In the evening Of the 18th,
the regent, Mrs. Durham, presiding.
After prayer and salute to the nag, LED
by the chaplain, reports from commit
tees were heard Much interest was
manifested In the restoration Of Wake
field and Kenmore, and also IN securing
q George Warrington historical MIN:
The regent read her yearly report Of
the chapters activities which she had
.-a.... -E 0t~tA SpxfnpoYHRN
The chapter had responded TO AL the
national and State calls. Miss Aubrey
Of Georgia, q :, non resident member.
was present. Refreshments were served
BY the hostess.
CAPITAL Ssciety, Children u the
American Revolution, held Its monthly
meeting Of the Junior Division last Sat
urday afternoon from 2 to b, 1t the
home OF Mrs. Frank Sherman, 1913
GaIlatin street, with Mildred Sherman
and Clara Brasel as hostesses.
Miss Norma Hills, Junior president,
with Capital 6ociety's prayer, given ~
Mary Darnaby scott, and the salute
to the nag, led By Mildred Sherman.
Little virginia Scott led the members
in singing America" ana the presen-
tation Of the colofs swas made by Bobby
Halls. colorbearer Of the Junior Division.
With Elgin Scott and David Malone
Is right and left guards. The Amer
leans Greed was given by Trimble
Sawtelle, a guest from the Senior DE-
vision Of Capital Society; and "Cur Flag
Of Liberty" was recited by Margaret
Miss Norma Ellis gave . report Of
the joint patriotic meeting by 8. A. r.,
~ n - - n fAfA In Mo-
mortal Continental Hall on the morn
ing Of February "a, and Of the party
given TO all G. A. r. societies IN the
District Of Columbia ut the washington
Club on the afternoon or the same day.
Il was noted that Trimble Sawtelle,
Senior colorbearer. and Wilson Lans-
ford had the honor OF carrying the
State nag and banner Of @. A. R., and
led the district @. A. r.. In presenting
It's colors at the morning meeting; and
were followed by Bobby Hills, Junior
colorbearer, carrying . nag presented
to Capital Society about 80 years ago.
Tomb Of the Unknown Revolutionary
Soldier, and several new members were
made stars and stripes In the living
flag that II being formed OF Capital
Society members only
The president, Mrs. Henry Fenno
Sawtelle, asked that Ill members OF
the required age join the unit she Is
forming In the name of Capital So
ciety to compete In the first annual
Dag contest being held by the United
States Flag Association. She announced
that this unit was not restricted to Cap.
itai Society members. and urged that
that there was yet. time for boys and
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