Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18

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entertained at its May meeting by Mrs.
James C. Lombard, 1885 Newton street,
assisted by Mrs. j. G. Rank, Mrs. w L.
Bruckart, Miss Frances owen and MISS
Elizabeth Lombard. The vice regent,
Mrs. G. S. Newcombe, presided, Mrs.
Allen, delegate to the continental con-
gress, gave a general report Of the pro-
ceedings. Miss Frances owen, one OF
the pages, gave a report OF the work
done by the pages.
Mrs David D. Caldwell vice presi-
dent general, was the principal speaker.
The Summer outing will be held at
Broad Water, on Chesapeake Beach.
Mrs. James Lombard and Mrs. L. B.
Thomson will be hoStesses in their cot
tages.
Ellen Jackson Chapter held its final
meeting of the season at the home OF
the vice regent, Mrs. A. Waller, 2136
wyoming avenue, Monday afternoon.
Besides election of officers, plans were
completed for the benefit card party
May 81 at $3.50 O'Clock at the home OF
Miss Katherine Colt, at West Kirke
street and Connecticut avenue, Chevy
Chase, Md.
With the exception of the correspond
ing secretary, the officers were all re-
elected, and are as follows: Mrs. L. w.
Eugster, regent; Mrs. A. Waller, vice
regent; Mrs Ct. T.. Marsh, chaplain;
Mrs. j. Bedon, recording secretary; Miss
Mary Patton Godding, corresponding
secretary; Miss Katherine Colt, treas
urer: Mrs. 0. Lissok,. registrar, and Miss
Susanna G. Ayers, historian.
/ The next meeting will be held In Oc-
tober, at. the home of Mrs. Eugster, the
regent on Wisconsin avenue.
Eleanor Wilson Chapter met May 2
at the home of the regent, Mrs. James
c. Courts, 1918 Thirty-first street. Mrs.
| Courts and Mrs. J. G. Clements, the
chapters delegate to National Congress,
made reports, The chapter voted to
send $100 to TamaSsee School In South
Carolina, the pupil to be selected by
the school. Mrs. ]. T. Steele was ap-
pointed chairman Of the yearbook com
mittee.
The following officers were elected:
Regent, Mrs. James c. Courts; vice re-
gent, Mrs j. r. Steele; chaplain, Mrs.
Wade Allison recording secretary, Mrs.
| l.. M. Fuller; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. M. Alexander; treasurer, Mrs.
Henry c. Kearns; registrar, Miss Nina
Award; historian, Mrs. Walter B. Guy;
delegate, Mrs. j. G. Clements. The
next meeting will be In October.
Thomas Marshall Chapter.-The May
meeting was held with Miss Linda
Nance, 1888 r street. The regent, Miss
Jessie McEnery, presided. The follow
| ing officers were elected: Regent, Miss
Jessie w. Mcznery; vice regent, Miss
Blanche Butler Brown; chaplain, Mrs.
Ethel r. Howard; treasurer, Miss Linda
Nance: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Maria Fl. Meigs; recording secretary,
|
Miss Mary Norris McCabe; historian,
Miss Mary Blanchard Lynn. Mrs. For
| tier, prospective member, was guest
of the chapter Adjournment was fol-
| lowed by a social, during which the
hostess, assisted by Miss Lynn, served
refreshments.
The chapter met April 10 at the
| home Of Mrs. Margaret L. Eidsness, 103
Cedar street, Rosemont, Va, the regent,
Miss Jessie McEnery, presiding. At
| this time there was a discussion Of the
question of raising the dues. 1t was
decided to take up the matter again at
| q later meeting. Mrs. Eisdness served
| lunch.
The Maj. L'Enfant Chapter held its
annual banquet and election Of officers
| quet was In charge Of Mrs. Edward G..
| Jarvis, chairman Of the entertainment
committee, and her assistants, Mrs
w. Alden Wall and Mrs. Sterling
| Bockoven.
After the dinner the following were
| elected officers: Mrs. Albert N Baggs,
regent; Miss Nellie McMichael, vice re-
gent; Mrs. Sterling Bockoven, recording
secretary; Miss Caroline Isobel Babb,
corresponding secretary; Miss Elma
Glover. treasurer; Miss Margaret I. Fra
SER registrar; Mrs. Edward G.. Jarvis,
historian.
The wreath will be placed on Mai.
! L'Enfant's grave on Memorial day, in
.-eeping with the usual custom of the
chapter.
| For the informal June meeting the
| members are invited to be the guests