Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02

Jensen; Sons and Daughters of Re-
public, Miss Sue Brown.
The meeting adjourned to meet In
October with Mrs. Christensen and
Mrs. Colburn at Chevy Chase.
The annual meeting of Livingston
Manor Chapter was held at the home
Of Mrs. Bailey, who had as assistants
Mrs. Geroux and the Misses Tuthill,
Gray, Livingston and Mason. Reports
we're read showing the chapter to be in
flourishing condition. Election res
suited as follows: Regent. Mrs A. ID.
Morehouse: vice regent, Mrs. A. S. Me-
Allister; recording secretary, Mrs. j. F.
Garland; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
S. d. Shankland: treasurer, Mrs.
Charles Campbell registrar, Mrs. G. r.
Bartlett; historian, Mrs. r. J. Malones
chaplain. Mrs. J. w. Edwards; color
bearer, George Young, and delegate t0
the next Continental Congress, Miss
| Virginia Campbell.
After the election Mrs. G. M. Brum-
baugh, president of the State OfhcerS
Club of the District, presented the res
firing regent, Mrs. Frank Ray, with the
| insignia of the club. Mrs. Ray having
been voted member at the last board
meeting.
Three new members were voted upon
and two names proposed for future
| action. The guest speaker OF the aft
ernoon was Sister Mary Lewis, who
| told of her work in Oklahoma City,
where she has been teaching for %
years, largely among Indian girls.
The Janet Montgomery Chapter held
| its May meeting at the home of Mrs.
Frank B. Bomberger in College Park,
| Md. Mrs. Edgar W. Moore, regent. pre-
| siding. Mrs. Lilly c. Stone, vice regent,
| reported the May meeting of the State
| Chapter, held at the home Of Mrs. J.
| Charles Linthicum in Baltimore. She
! brought to the chapter an invitation
to the reception to be given to Mrs.
Daniel MerShon Garrison, newly elected
vice president general of the National
| Society, by the State Society, on June
at Linthicum Heights, Md.
Mrs. Moore reported the trip to Fort
Frederick April 81. at which the chap
| ter had four representatives. The Stats
forest, started on this historic spot, IS
| in very encouraging condition, the
| trees growing well. The regent re-
| ported the placing of a stone in the
wall of the Cathedral at Washington in
| honor of Mrs. j. Charles Linthicun,
State chaplain; although the weather
was inclement, an impressive ceremony
was held, the chapter being repre-
| sented by the regent.
The registrar reported one new
member, Mrs. J. Henry Brown. A mo-
| ton was made to enter a subscription
| to the Daughters of the American Revo-
| luton Magazine for the Moves Library
at Kensington.
The following committee chairmen
/ were named: Americanism Mrs. Lewis
| Jackson: better films Mrs. j. F. Bark
! ley; conservation and thrift, Mrs. Harry
| K. Corrick: correct use of flag. Mrs.
| John T. Williams; Constitution Hall
| finance. Miss Laura Gilliland; D. A. r.
| Magazine, Mrs. Evan S. Condor: D.
! A. r. student loan fund, Mrs. Frank 3.
| Bomberger; Ellis Island, Mrs. Sallie
Bogue; foreign relations, Mrs. Colin
Herrle; genealogical research, Mrs.
Lewis Jackson; historical and literary
reciprocity, Mrs. H. D. Holler; historical
| research and preservation of records,
| Mrs. Edwin F. Lines; legislation in
| United States Congress, Mrs. George
F. Hane; memorial, Caroline Scott
Harrison, Mrs. j. H. Adams; Memorial
Continental Hall Library, Mrs j. Harry
| Cunningham; national defense, Mrs.
Lilly c. Stone; national old trails, Mrs,
| Lilly c. Stone; patriotic education, Mrs.
Walter E. Perry; preservation Of his
| toric spots, Mrs. B. P. Whalen; pub
| licity, Mrs. Harry K. Corrick: Revolu-
tionary relics, Mrs. Herbert Elder.
/ The regent appointed a program
committee for the coming year, Mrs.
John T. Williams, Mrs. Walter Perry
and Mrs. William T. Owens The tree
planting is planned for the Fall, when
a tree will be planted for each living
| and deceased member. The meeting
| adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs,
| Sallie Bogue in June.
The Louisa Adams Chapter held its
iVn of fI,a - Y~yl;-
Brown. The regent, Miss Mary Bick-
| ford. gave resume of the thirty eighth
| Continental Congress. The program
| committee presented many events for
| the coming year. The following were
unanimously elected: Regent. Miss
| Mary Bickford; vice regent, Miss Re-
becca Langford; chaplain, Mrs. Cora
Drake; recording secretary, Mrs. Hazel
Hickey; corresponding secretary, Miss
Edith Aldridge; registrar, Miss Sarah
! Crowell: historian. Miss Fannie Corson;
color bearer, Mrs. Florence Adams
| Walsh
A social hour followed.
Martha Washington Chapter met at
the home of Mrs. Blanche Clark in
| Chevy Chase. Yearly reports were
given by the officers, and each of the
committee members told of activities
being carried on. All who had attended
the congress gave brief talks on what
| had appealed mostly to them. Officers
were elected as follows: Mrs. F. B.
| Linton, regent; Mrs. Andrew Bunten,
vice regent; Mrs. Peter Remsen, record
! ing secretary: Miss Peck, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. A. F. Gordan treasurer;
Mrs. Agnes Lamond chaplain; Mrs.
Fitzgerald, registrar; Mrs. w. L. Holt,
| historian; Miss G. B. Milligan, delegate.
Sarah Franklin Chapter-MrS George
Wartield of Rosemont Va. was hostess
at the May meeting presided over by
the regent, Mrs. Milton johnson.
Monthly and annual reports were read,
showing the chapter to be in a pros.
porous, active condition. Miss Mary
Abraham presented new member, Mrs.
Elgin who was cordially received. The
members of the Sarah Franklin Chap
ter take great pride in the fact that an
elm tree has been planted on Mrs. War
fields front lawn in the name of the
chapter. :.
Mrs Robert Harrison, historian. read
a paper on Paul Revere it being the
anniversary of his famous ride. Mrs.
Rosa Dodd Mulcare was elected regent;
Miss Belle Browning, vice regent: Mrs.
Carroll H. May, recording secretary;
Mrs. c. B. Tavenner, corresponding
secretary: Mrs John Maxwell. re-
elected treasurer; Miss Mary Abraham,