Evening star., 1934-05-27

l i the last meeting, at the home
Of Mrs. Myron j. Ferren.
Other officers elected were: Vice
regent, Miss Helen Leonard; chaplain,
Mrs. Ferren; recording secretary, Mrs.
y. Maud L. Trewhella: correspond
Ing secretary, Mrs. Marion G. Slaves;
treasurer, Mrs. Emma L. Chaplin;
registrar. Mrs. E. Clayton Fish: his
torIan. Mrs. George H. Ward.
Committee chaiImen were named
as f2llows: Americanism, Mrs. Ferren;
Better Films, Miss Harriet Leonard;
Chapter House, Mrs. Ryan; Constitu-
ton Hall Finance, Mrs. Charles r.
Taylor; Correct Use of the Flag, Mrs.
Fish; P. A. r. Student Loan Fund,
Mrs. Eerren: Ellis Island. Mrs. Harvey
B. GraA: Entertainment. Mrs. Ward |:
Genealogical Research. Mrs. M. G..
Cook; legislative, Miss Helen Leon
ard; Library, Mrs. Lydia holland;
Magazine, Mrs. L. H. Riggles: Nation
al Defense, Mrs. J. Lee Wilkerson;
Publicity, Mrs. Anthony Muto; Sons
and Daughters Of the Republic, Mrs.
A. Maud L, (Trewhella.
e Piuribus Unum Chapter met at
the home Of rs. William c. Teubner,
6l4 Quintana \place. The assisting
hostesses were Mrs. william B. Sin
mott. Miss vire, Sia w. Sherman and
Miss Nellie DafiNg.
The officers e&cted are: Regent,
Mrs. Sinnot; vice Negent and delegate.
Mrs. william c. Geubner; chaplain,
Mrs. J. MacFarquhAr; recording Sec
retary. Mrs. Carl Il, Smith; CORES
ponding secretary. Mrs. James F.
Douglas; treasurer, h,S. C. s. Ficklen;
registrar. Miss LetitiN Langille, and
historian. Mrs HenryL. West.
Curry, Mrs. ]. cFsNquhar, Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. James F. douglas, Mrs.
c. c. Baden, Mrs. West, Mrs. George
McC. Smith. Mrs. Harry c. Grove.
Mrs. Ficklen and Mrs. Harvey M.
Friend.
The new members welcomed into
the chapter were Mrs. FREQ. Lemley,
Miss Sallie s. Whitcomb and Miss
Virginia w. Sherman. Mrs Harry
G. Grove was a guest.
Thomas Marshall Chapter IL ar
ranging a card party for the Sfter-
noon of June at the home Of Mrs.
William H. Wagner. 81 Drumh Nnd
avenue, Chevy Chase, Md, for She
benefit of the Summer camp fLAd
of the Sons and Daughters of tAe
U. s. A.
Sarah Franklin Chapter met at the
home Of Mrs. Charles B. Tavenner.
Bethesda, Md. Mrs. William E. Hoff-
helms was the assisting hostess. Mrs.
George E. Warfield, regent, presided.
The proceeds from the recent card
party will be used to send children
to camp this Summer. Mrs. Charles
B. Tavenner was appointed treasurer
to fill the vacancy by the resignation
of Mrs. John A. Maxwell, due to ILL
ness. Mrs. Florie Barr, historian,
read paper, Half Forgotten Ro-
rnances of American History"
A social followed when tea was
served. Guests were Mrs. Everett
Wallace and Mrs. Thomas Francis.
The next meeting will be October II.
Constitution Chapter held its May
meeting at Stoneleigh Court, with the
regent, Mrs. Charles L. Dasher, In
the chair. Mrs. Dasher and the vice
regent. Mrs. Thomas Hardy Seay, gave
reports. The report of the delegate
to the congress was given by Mrs.
Irving Frickey.
Ofhcers elected were: Mrs. T.
Hardy Seay, regent; Mrs. Alfred L.
Talbot. vice regent; Mrs Edward W.
Raab, chaplain: Mrs Adelaide Smith
Beard, recording secretary; Mrs. c. c.
Dimmette. corresponding secretary;
Mrs Vina e. Opdycke, treasurer; Miss
Louisiana r. Blackmar. registrar, and
Mrs. Stuart E. Catline, historian.
Refreshments were served by the
Hostess Committee, Mrs. F. H. Farlin,
Mrs. A. L. Talbot, Mrs. J. r. Rawlings,
Mrs. C. L. Dasher, Miss Eloise Dasher
Mrs william Dowden and Miss Edith
Grosvenor.
Dolly Madison Chapter held its an
nual meeting at the home of Mrs.
H. D. Patten, 1919 Livingston street,
Chevy Chase, the regent, Mrs. Jane
Elliot, presiding Mrs. WILDER F. Dales
gave a report of Continental Con-
gress.
The following officers we're elected
Mrs. Josiah A. Van Orsdel, regent;
Mrs. Rice w. Means, vice regent; Mrs.