Evening star., 1932-04-21

Julius j. Estey. Miss Shirley Farr. Mrs.
John w Grif1ths, Mrs. Archibald
Campbell Jordan, Mrs. Eliza Ferry
Leary, Mrs. William McGervey. Mrs.
Joseph W. Marsh, Mrs. Oliver H.
Meyers. Mrs. Charles A Myers, Mrs.
Charles H. Miller, Mrs. G. w. S. Mus
grave, Mrs. Henry Y Offutt, Mrs. B. j.
Palmer, Mrs. Rex H. Rhoades, Mrs.
George M. Rossman. Mrs Wilfred F.
Root. Mrs. Lon Sanders, Mrs. Albert j.
Sandles Mrs. Arthur P. Shanklin, Mrs.
Arthur E. Sutherland, Miss Minnie B.
Wade Mrs John F. Weinmann. Miss
Abby r. Wildwood.
Col Walter Scott, father of Mrs. Rus
sell William Magma. candidate for pres
ident generals Office, Is present at every
session. Col Scott has long been inter-
ested in the daughters and has aided
them financially in many of their
projects.
Mrs. Patrick Hurley will be at home
this afternoon from 5 to 6 in honor ot
Mrs. Frank Hamilton Marshall, candi-
date for vice president general from
Oklahoma, and the Oklahoma delega-
ton.
Mrs Emile A. Gathmann of Cations
vile, Md. and her sister, Miss Wilmuth
Gary, are attending the congress and
are house guests of their bro her-in-
law and sister, Maj and Mrs. Paul A
Anderson, at their home, 1875 New
Hampshire avenue. They are the
daughters of the late Thomas A. Gary
Of Galveston, Tex, who was a lineal
descendant of Col Richard Lee, first
attorney general CT Virginia; also OF
the Dlbrell and Watson families of Vir-
ginia. On their mothers side they are
great, great, grandnieces of Gen. Caesar
Rodney of Delaware, who was the
bachelor signer of the Declaration of
independence and an officer in Gen.
Washington's Army, of whom a heroic
statue by Bryant Baker is to be placed
in StatUary Hall at the Capitol.
Col. Thomas Rooneys son Caesar Au-
gustus Rodney was attorney general OF
the United States under President JEFF
ferson and Madison and afterward
Minister Plenipotentiary to Buenos
Aires.
The District chapters have given in
the last year s2,043.27 to the Constitu-
tion Hall fund and S54157 to the sun
shine fund A ceiling light cluster has
been given to the hall by the Martha
washington Chapter in honor of Miss
Helen Harmon, outgoing regent of the
District and candidate for a national
Office.
Michigan delegates have had an in
;eresting social calendar during the
Congress, inaugurated by buffet sup
per- Mrs. James NJ. Mcdonald, Ypsi-
hostess Mrs. Henry B. Joy. Crosse
Pointe. candidate for the national Office
of recording secretary general, and Mrs.
Arthur H. Vanoerburg, wife of Michl-
gan's junior Senator, were guests OF
honor As courtesy to Mrs. Joy. all
the present national officers and all the
candidates for national Office attended.
Mrs. Leonard Mattingly of Washing
ton, formerly of Michigan, also was
guest Mrs Joy. Mrs. Mcdonald and
the other State officers received the
guests as they arrived.
Mrs. John w. Bailey. Battle Creek;
Mrs. Clement W. Gill, Ann Arbor, and
Mrs. Harold Hastings. Detroit presided
in succession over the tea table.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Arthur
H. Vandenburg entertained for the
Michigan Daughters at a tea in the
Wsrdman Park Hotel.
The Michigan State dinner was
given Tuesday evening At the speak
ers' table were Mrs. Henry B. Joy, can
didate for recording secretary general;
Mrs. Arthur Vandenburg. Mrs. Leonard
Mattingly Mrs James H. Mcdonald,
Michigan State regent; Mrs. George D.
Schermerhorn. State vice regent; Mrs
Lynn T Miller. State corresponding
secretary; Mrs. F. j. Savage, State reg
istrar; Mrs. A. N. Goddard regent of
Louisa st. Clair Chapter, Detroit, each
of whom responded
Tomorrow evening Mrs. A. N Goddard
and Mrs. Ralph Wisner regent and
vice regent of Louisa St. Clair Chapter
Detroit, will entertain the Michigan
Daughters at a dinner at the Willard