Evening star., 1935-03-31
D. R. NOM|NATES
Chapter OFFICERS
Mrs. Ellis Logan Is Slated
for Reelection as
Regent.

ter, Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton, were nominated at the last
meeting at the home Of the regent,
Mrs. Ellis Logan, 1861 Crescent place.
They are as follows: Regent, Mrs.
Ellis Logan; vice regent, Mrs. Edward
Mott Willis; chaplain, Miss Clara
Hadley; recording secretary, Mrs.
Arthur F. Williams; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Clay L. Jennison;
treasurer, Mrs. H. P. Simpson; regis
trar, Mrs. H. C. Young; historian, Mrs.
Gregor Mcpherson.
An original poem on the Lincoln
Memorial was given by Miss Clara
Hadley. Mrs. Edward Willis gave
a book review. Mrs. c. C. Bryan gave
report Of the early history Of the
chapter. Mrs. Henry Knipe, guest,
brought greetings from Dolly Madi-
son Chapter. A social followed.
Sarah Franklin Chapter held its
March meeting at the home of Mrs.
Chester Smith, with the regent, Mrs.
George E. Warfield, presiding.
The regent read her annual report
to the recent State conference. The
historian. Mrs. Florie Barr, read a
paper, Robert Morris and Mary
White" Tea was served
The next meeting will be held April
"a, with Mrs. Mary E. Zeigler ard
Mrs. Charles Fleming.
Marcia Burns Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. T. Brooks Mcbride, 1852
Seventeenth street, with the regent,
Miss S. Helen Fields, presiding In
addition TO Mrs. Mcbride, the host
esSeS were Mrs. Jessie Savage, Miss
Ethel Martin, Mrs Laura M. Raymond
and Mrs. Van A. Wyly.
Mrs. Van A. Wyly, Library Commit
tee, and Mrs. Cynthia l. Edmunds of
the Approved School Committee. gave
reports. The new associate member,
Miss Cora c. Curry, was welcomed.
The historian, Mrs. Thomas L. Elkins,
read a paper on President Monroe.
Guests were Miss Emma NJ Camp
DELL Of La Jolla. Calf; Miss Kate S.
Curry of Katherine Montgomery Chap
ter, and Miss Margaret H. Craig and
Miss Hattie E. Hewitt. Miss Elizabeth
Malott Barnes, state chairman of the
Sons and Daughters Committee of the
U. S. A., and vice chairman of the
National Society of the Sons and
Daughters of the U. S. A, spoke on
the work being accomplished.
A birthday cake and flowers were
presented to Mrs. w. Franklin Craig,
member, whose seventy-fifth BIRTH
day was on the date of the meeting.
Katherine Montgomery Chapter met
with the Misses Curry. 1920 Girard
street. Mrs. Gary E. Walters, regent,
presided. The guest speakers were Mrs.
Arturo Casanova, vice chairman of
Genealogical Records; Miss Margaret
Naylor, Better Films, and Mrs. Clar-
ence Wearver. Girl Home Makers. Miss
Frances Sanford, vice regent, read the
report Of the last executive; the regent
gave report of the State conference,
the chapter unanimously Endorsed Mrs.
Harry C. Grove as registrar general.
Miss Kate Curry was commended for
her work on the Genealogical Records
Committee.
Dominic Doll Society. C. A. r., met
with Eloise Gutridge Mary Schaller,
junior president, presided; Audrey
Souder presented the society a gavel
made by the children at the Hindman
School. Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher pre-
sented the original hatrack. which was
in the basement hall of the Francis
Scott Key mansion in Georgetown.
Mrs. Fisher was born in that house
and 1iyad tIaro
ing adjourned to meet with Bette
Purdy on April l3.
Independence Bell Chapter met at the
home of the Misses Diggs. Miss Grace
Wharton Diggs, regent. presided and
read her State Conference report.
Mrs. Joseph c. Thoma reported the
meeting at Mrs. Henry F. Dimock' s
for the George Washington Memoris |
Association. Miss Grace W. Diggs,
Mrs. Joseph c. Thoma and Miss M.
Esther Mayher will investigate the
/ milestone at FesSenden and Western
avenues. which is in jeopardy.
Guests-Mrs. Howard MARROW, Mrs.
Henrietta Lockner, Miss Ethel Scott
and Mrs. Godfrey Creyke.
Speakers Mrs. George Madden
Grimes, State regent; Mrs. David Cald-
well. past State regent; Miss Margaret
E. Naylor, State chairman of Better
Films Committee; Mrs William B.
Sinnot, regent E Pluribus Unum; Miss
Olive Harrington, regent Richard
Arnold. and Mrs. Fred W. Holt. record
ing secretary Capt. Molly Pitcher.
Mrs. Joseph c. Thoma and Mrs
Russell H. Stine presided in the dining
room, assisted by Mrs. Byron T.
Gardner.
The Pages Dance Committee met
at the home of the chairman, Mrs.
George Madden Grimes and COM
pleted arrangements for a dance
April 16. Requests for escort tickets
must be received by Mrs. C. S. Scher-
merhorn before April 10.
Monticello Chapter met at the home
of Mrs. Leo w. Kasehagen, 1853 JET
ferson street. The assisting hostesses
were Mrs William NJ Sweeney, Mrs.
Luther S. Munson and Mrs. Amy F.
Hammond The regent, Mrs. S. B.
Woodbridge, read Her report given at
the State conference, and the dele
gate, Mrs. Munson reported on the
State conference.
Guests were Miss Harman, ma
tional vice president general; Mrs.
William j. Shoewalter, State chair
man of Americanism; Mrs. Howard
L. Hodgkins and Mrs. st. Noble of
England, sister of the hostess.
A social followed when refreshments
we're served by the hostesses.
The Senior Division Of Capital So
ciety, c. A. r. met last Saturday
night at the home of its president,
Mrs Henry Fenno Sawtelle, 5000