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Lfar, MrS. MllLOn "A. 1tODnSOn, MS
torian. and Mrs. Henry T. Otter
dinger, delegate. Board of Manage
ment: Miss Catherine B. Barlow,
Mrs. r. z. Claughton, Mrs. Frank H.
Towner, Mrs. Arthur D. Call, Mrs.
Henry B. Patten, Mrs. Wilbur v.
Leech, Mrs. John M Beavers and
Miss Flora johnson. Board Of Alter
mates: Mrs. Rice w. Means, Mrs. G..
Hallett Davis, Mrs. Jane s: Elliott,
Mrs. Melville D. Lindsay, Mrs. Robert
A. Biers, Mrs. Wilbur r. Dales, Mrs.
Roy H. Rankin, Miss Mabel Doris,
Mrs. Clarence r. DuFour and Mrs.
George Middleton.
The birthday luncheon was held
yesterday at the Dodge Hotel.
Lucy. Holcombe Chapter was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Luther H.
Waring. 616 Quebec place. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Marguerite Eyster
and Mrs. Jessie P. Wood. In the abb
sence Of the regent and vice regent,
Mrs. George o. Sanford presided.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to select and prepare the
sketches for the Chapter House Mem
ory Book: Mrs. Fred M Hopkins. Miss
Alice B. Sanger, Mrs. Maud A. Harris.
Mrs. Joseph F. Lyvers. The chapter
appropriated $40 to send a boy to
Summer camp.
Plans were made for q card party
June IL at the home of Miss Cor.
nelia Cotton, Davidson drive. Bethes-
da. Mrs. Joseph r. Lyvers Is gen.
eral chairman.
Ohicers elected we're: Regent. Mrs.
George o. Sanford: vice regent, Mrs.
Marguerite Eyster: chaplain, Miss
Virginia Patterson; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Joseph F. Lyvers; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. ]. w. T.
Duval: treasurer. Mrs. Maude A. Har-
ris; registrar, Miss Mary Anderson;
historian, Miss Alice B. Sanger.
Monticello Chapter held its final
meeting of the season Tuesday even
ing, May Is, at the home of Mrs.
Helen M. Hall. Tilden Gardens. As
sisting hostesses we're Mrs. Roger
Williams. Mrs. Ruel p. Tolman and
Mrs. William Derr Baker. The regent,
Mrs. s. B. Woodbridge, presided.
Election Of officers resulted as follows:
Regent, Mrs. s. B. Woodbridge; vice
regent. Mrs. Roger Williams: chap
lain, Mrs. Frank w. Garden; record
ing secretary, Mrs. A. E. T. Hans
mann; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
VHelen M. Hall: treasurer, Mrs. Ash
Hun- Brown; historian, Mrs. Luther 8.
Nunson; delegate, Mrs. Luther s.
Alnson; alternates, Mrs. Lewis H.
Fnt. Mrs. Leo w. Kasebagen. Mrs.
HeNn M. Hall. Miss Helen Louise
WhNe. Miss Kate M. Jacquette, Mrs
FraNfis M. Shore. Mrs. A. H. Ulm.
Mrs. William H. Sweeney, Mrs. Roger
WILLIAMS and Mrs. Katherine s. Gill
A nAw member. Mrs. Inez Crater
was intkoduced. The report from the
Forty-thSrd Continental Congress was
made by\ the delegate, Mrs. Edward
G. SaSnetS Mrs. Roger Williams re-
ported on Nhe congress and Mrs. Num-
son reported the afternoon of the
congress on approved schools.
Mr.. MaxinA. chief of Bureau of Op-
erations of tlS Coast Guard, spoke.
A social followed, when refresh
ments were served by the hostesses
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Maxim,
Mrs. Harry Colfax Grove, Miss Della
Maddox of st. Marys, Mrs. Winston
Holt and Mrs. Arthur B. Hayes.
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Irvine-Welles Chapter held the last
meeting Of the season at the home
OF Mrs. Henry G. Douglas, at Fort
Humphreys, Va.
New officers were elected as follows:
Regent, Mrs. Henry G. Douglas; vice
regent. Miss Stella I. Clodfelter; re-
cording secretary, Miss Ceres w
Humber; treasurer, Miss Louise Hultz;
corresponding secretary, Miss Elsa
Dimick; registrar, Mrs. E. Helen Tenn
pie; historian. Miss Mildred Senior;
chaplain, Mrs. Ida c. Huitz; color
bearer, Mrs. Eunice G. Robinson.
The chapter voted to give a prize
OF IS to the student in the Fort Hum
phreys School making the highest
general average grade in American
history Tor next year. This had pre-
viously been done by Mrs. M. z. Wood
ward. who organized the chapter at
Fort Humphreys. but will now be
taken over by the chapter.
A social was held and refreshments
were served by the hostess, Mrs. Doug
las.
Louisa Adams Chapter held the last
meeting Of the season at the Y. w.
c. A.
New officers elected we're: Regent.
Miss Edith Aldridge; corresponding
secretary, Miss Sarah Crowell; treas
urer, Miss Mary Black: registrar, Miss
Margaret Brown. It was voted that
the remainder Of the Offices be held by
the incumbents during the ensuing
year.
State Historical Committee, Mrs.
Samuel H. McCrory, chairman, met In
Memorial Continental Hall. George
Calvert, jr, spoke on "The History OF
Maryland and the Tercentenary, ("
now in progress. The committee made
q pilgrimage to Belair, on the Defense
Highway near Annapolis, Md, yester.
day.
Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter and
friends will be entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis with q tea
at Rippon Lodge, Va, June 3, from
3 to O'Clock in compliment to Mrs
Ellis sister, Miss Louella Chase, re.
gent Of the chapter.
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter held
its last meeting of this season Tues.
day at the home Of Mrs. Ernest T.
Thomas, 1918 Quincy street, with the
regent, Mrs. Alexander H. Bell, pre-
siding.
Mrs. s. T. Kimble was elected del
egate to the next Continental Con-
gress and the following alternates
were chosen: Mrs. Hamlin M. Van
dervort, Miss Harriet M. Chase, Miss
Alvina M. Carroll, Mrs. Ada Mills
Payne. Miss Sally Chalk, Mrs. K. p,
Griflth, Miss Frances D. Shirley, Mrs
william M. Leavitt, Mrs. Albert s.
Boles and Mrs. Samuel Scrivener.
The chapter win give . garden
party June 2, from 3 to 6 pm, In
the garden Of Miss Agnes Carleton
7415 Blair road. The party is being
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