Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18

Boydston and Mrs. Iva May Pratt were
received as new members. Data for the
genealogical library at Continental Hal
was contributed by DR.. Fales. The
budget report was read by Mrs. Moser
chairman.
The following alternates to the p. A
r. Congress In April were elected: Mrs
Zelma Taylor, Mrs. Gertrude w. Moser
Mrs. r. M. Ferguson, Mrs. William II
Meyers, DR.. Neliis w. Stephenson Mis-
Mary E. Bean. Mrs. j. L. Anderson. Mrs
c. G. Brown, Mrs. James Edison Myer
and Miss Gilbert A. Cole.
Patriots Memorial Chapter met Tues.
day evening at the club rooms of the new
General Baking Co. plant, on Georgis
avenue. The regent, Mrs. Anne E. Wat.
son, was in the chair, The delegate anc
alternates to the 1881 Congress resulted
as follows: Alternate for the regent, Mrs
Joel T. Curry; delegate, Mrs. j. P. SAT-
fold; first alternate, Mrs. Louise Sco-
field other alternates. Mrs George p
Conway, Mrs. Frederick Kent. Mrs
Florence Latin, Mrs William B. Doug.
lass, Mrs J. E. English. Miss Margaret
Barber, Mrs. Orrin Stout, Miss Martha
Respess, Mis- Anne Bragdon and Mrs
William H. Linkins.
A card party will be given by the
chapter at Collier Inn, Eighteenth street
and Columbia road. tomorrow evening
will be Mrs. Frederick Kent, 3l0C
Thirty-flfth street.
American Eagle Chapter.-Mrs. David
D. Caldwell, vice president general
Miss Helen Hartman, State regent, anc
Mrs. Harry Colfax Grove, vice regent
were the honor guests Tuesday eve
ming at Tilden Gardens. The regent
Mrs Emma L. Chaplin, received with
the honor guests.
Dolly Madison Chapter met at thu
residence of Mrs. Windthrope Alexander
l450 Girard street. The regent, Mrs
Wilbur v. Leech, presided Mrs F. B
Linton chairman of the Committee or
the Manual for Immigrants, and Mrs
c. B. Tavenner, vice chairman of the
Committee on Ellis Island, spoke. Mrs
r. E. Claughton gave paper relatinf
her experiences while in Russia las
Summer.
Miss Helen w Merriam, sister of thc
regent, is new member
The Major L'Enfant Chapter me
January 7 at the home of Miss Mar.
garet Fraser $3.50 Colorado avenue
Miss Fraser presented the chapter witt
a copy of The History of wentworth
N. H." A silhouette of Mai. Pierre
gerode Andrews. which she adapted
from rare print, was exhibited.
Gov. Thomas Welles Society. Chill.
dren of the American Revolution
Kenneth Prescott was host to the so.
ciety January 10 at his home in Var
mum street The vice president, Joseph.
inc Davis, was in charge of the bust
ness session.
The registrar reported that transfers
had been granted during December tc
Clifford Irion to the s. A. r. and Ethe
May Taylor to the D. A. r. Rebecca
Fouts, chairman of membership, re-
ported that the following had beer
voted into membership: Myron Smith
Austin Cunningham. Jane Romseyer
Betty Grimm, Edward Gibson, Ella
Cooper, Ashlyn Cannon. William Ross
Alton Ross and Marlowe DaNis.
Mrs. Amos A. Fries, the president
was in charge of the program. Lewis
Steele read an account of the expert
ences of his Revolutionary ancestor
John Follin, in an English prison. and
whose body lies in Arlington. Irene
Lerch rendered musical numbers and
Franklin Wilson told of incidents in
connection with the service of his an
cestor, Capt. william Hill, at Trenton
An informal dance followed the meeting
Thomas Marshall Chapter was enter
tanned January by Miss Sue Brown
3541 Eleventh street Miss Harmon
State regent, spoke. Alternates to the
Continental Congress were elected a;
follows: Mrs. Eidsness, Mrs. Colburn
Miss McCabe. Miss Nance, Miss Ran
dolph. Miss Mary Brown. Mrs. Meigs
Miss Lynn. Mrs Howard, Mrs. Coolidge
The February meeting will be with Miss
Margaret Brown