Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

American Eagle Chapter met May /;
at the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Kettler
12e Tennessee avenue northeast, with
MRS. 0irule W. Sincell and Mrs. L. B
Corning assisting hostesses.
The members presented the retiring
regent. Mrs. Edwin J.. Ryan, with q
were elected: Mrs. Emma Lovejoy
Chaplin, regent; Mrs. Irene Van Horn
Crisp, vice regent Mrs. Augustus
knight, chaplain; Mrs. Girule w. Sin
cell, recording secretary; Mrs. Maud A.
Trewhella, corresponding secretary: Mrs
Mary Riggles treasurer: Mrs. Myron j.
Ferren, registrar; Mrs. Edwin j. Ryan
historian.
Army and Navy Chapter met May Ia
at the Washington Club and elected the
following officers: Regent, Miss Sophie
p. Casey; vice regent, Mrs. George w.
McIver; chaplain, Mrs. Joseph A. Gas
ton; recording secretary, Mrs. David J.
Rumbough; corresponding secretary
Mrs. David c. Shanks; treasurer, Mrs.
Newcomb G: Barney: registrar. Mrs Mrs:
r, Morris. board. Mrs. George M.
Grimes Mrs. William d. West, Mrs.
William c. Borden. Mrs. Robert Giles,
Mrs. Richard D. La Garde, Mrs. Court
land Nixon.
Janet Montgomery Chapter met last
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. John Il
williams, Kensington, Md. Mrs. Harry
Corrick gave q report Of the State con-
ference held recently in Baltimore
Mrs. Corrick, chairman OF conservation
and thrift, was victorious in making
Janet Montgomery prize winner IN
the State contest. Mrs. w. T. Owens.
historian, presented q chronology OF
events during the past year. Mrs. j.
Harry Cunningham gave an address on
the Colonial history of Maryland, to be
continued at the next meeting.
The officers and committee chairmen
for the coming year are: Regent, MRS
Edgar r. Moore; vice regent. Mrs. Lilly
Stone; recording secretary. Mrs. Evan
A. Condor; corresponding secretary
Mrs. H. G. Robertson; registrar, Mrs.
Z. F. Lines; treasurer, Mrs. Harry Cor
rick; parliamentarian, Mrs. Eugene
Stevens; historian, Mrs. w. T., Owens;
auditor, Mrs. Walter E. Perry; direc-
tors, Mrs. George Hane, Mrs. Peyton
whalen and Miss Laura Gilliland;
.Americanism and girl home makers,
Mrs. Peyton Whalen; better films, Mrs.
j. r. Barley; conservation and thrift:
Mrs. L. @. Van Fossen; correct use OF
TX,
stitution Hall finance, Miss Laura Gill;
land; D. A. r. Magazine, Miss Eva
Lewis; D. A. r. student loan, Mrs. HI.
K. Corrick; ELLIS Island, Mrs. Sallie
Bogue; foreign relations, Mrs. George
Hane; genealogical research, Mrs. Ed
r. Lines historical and literary re-
Caprocity, Mrs. ]. H. Adams; historical
research and preservation of records,
Mrs. Ed F. Lines; legislation IN the
United States Congress, Mrs. Walter Z.
Perry; Constitution Hall library, Mrs.
Lewis jackson; national defense, Mrs.
Lilly c. Stone; national old trails, MRS.
j. Fl. Cunningham; patriotic education,
Mrs. H. K. Corrick: preservation of his
toric spots and Revolutionary graves,
Mrs. Walter e. Perry: publicity, Mrs.
z. A. Condor: Revolutionary relics for
Memorial Continental Hall, Mrs.
Herbert Elder; Maryland's Tercentenary
Celebration, Mrs. Lilly Stone; program,
MRS. w. T. Owens, Mrs. Lilly c. Stone
and Mrs. w. E. Perry.
Descendants of '76 Chapter was en-
tertained at its May meeting by Mrs.
Holland W. jerks. 3212 Oliver street.
Chevy Chase. Thu assisting hostesses
were Mrs. E. r. Gassman and Mrs. Ray
Yl1ond Read. The regent, Mrs. Con-
stance Goodman, presided. Annual re-
ports OF officers were given. The death
was announced Of Mrs. Arthur A.
Vaughan, q member. on April 80. Six
new members were admitted.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs Constance Goodman, regent: Mrs.
Clyde M. Hamblin, vice regent; Mrs.
Stephen J. Murphy, recording secretary:
Miss Maggie Gray Pence, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Mary j. Tarring, treas
urer; Mrs. Il. M. Blackwell, registrar:
Mrs. James M. Doran, historian; Miss
Anna B. Coons, color bearer: Mrs. The
odore r. Langley, chaplain; Mrs. Tonnis
,. Holzbers, delegate.
Elizabeth Jackson Chapter held the
last Spring meeting at the home Of the
vice regent, Mrs. A. Waller, 2136 Wyom-
ing avenue, May IL.
Besides election Of officers for the en-
suing two years. plans were completed
for the benefit card party to be given at
the home of the treasurer. Miss Kath-
crime @. Colt, Z West kirke street,
Chevy Chase, Nd, next Tuesday after
noon. The officers Of the chapter were
reelected with exception of correspond
to be relieved after having served many
years. The officers are: Mrs. L. w.
Eugster, regent; Mrs. A. Waller, vice
regent: Mrs. q. 4. Marsh, chaplain:
Mrs. J. Bedon. recording secretary;
Miss Mary p. 0odding. corresponding
secretary: Miss Katherine q. Colt,
treasurer; Mrs. O. Lissak, registrar;
Mrs. Austin Mccarthy. historian.
The next meeting will be held in Oc-
tober at the home Of Mrs. Eugster, the
regent, $500 Macomb street.
Columbia Chapter gave . dinner
Monday at the Dodge Hotel in honor
Of Mrs. Roy A. Porterfleld, the retiring
regent. A number Of personal friends
Of Mrs. Porterneld were guests. includ-
ing Senator James H. Allen and Mrs.
Allen of Kansas.
Mrs. Albert Snavely, regent, intro