Evening star., 1936-06-14
D. A. R. TREASURER
GUEST AT PARTY
Miss Linda Nance Is Enter
tanned at Home of Mrs.
Wagner.

MlSS LlIlQd nance, StdCe treasurer
Of the District of Columbia Daughters
Of the American Revolution. was the
guest of honor at a garden party,
June 4, at the home Of Mrs. William
Henry Wagner. Assisting Mrs. Wag-
ner were the members of the Thomas
Marshall Chapter,
Receiving with Miss Nance we're the
president general Of the National So
ciety, Mrs william A. Becker; record
ing secretary general, Mrs. Julius Y.
Talmadge; registrar general, Mrs. Lou
R. Spencer; State regent, Mrs. Charles
Carroll Haig, and the State officers.
The official ceremony was the pre-
sentation of the past regents pin to
the retiring regent, Mrs. William
Henry Wagner.
Frances Scott Chapter held its an
nual June luncheon at the Shoreham,
with the new State officers as guests
Of honor.
Mrs. Alfred B. Garges, in behalf of
the chapter, presented the ex-regent's
pin to the retiring regent.
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter met
with Mrs. Lewis B. Rhodes at the
Chastleton. Assistant hostesses were
Miss Alice H. Groverman and Miss
Frances L. Mixsell. Mrs. Edgar E.
Good, vice regent, was elected as dele
gate to the National Congress next
Spring.
The members are planning to hold
their June supper-dance at the Bulls
School, Silver Spring. Md, June 90
The chapter presented an American
flag to the Burial Glass of the CAL
vary Baptist Church on May 81, the
regent, Miss Marie Rice, making the
presentation speech.
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter met
at the home of Miss Caroline A. Hur-
ley, 1881 Thirteenth street, Mrs. AL
bert S. BoleS, the regent, presiding.
Mrs. Ruth Barnard Parker was
elected delegate for the ensuing year
and the following are alternates:
Mrs. Samuel H. McCrory, Miss Eliza
beth M. Barnes, Mrs. Alexander H.
Bell, Miss Harriet M. Chase, Mrs.
Ada Mills Payne, Mrs. L. c. Hover,
Mrs. Fayette johnson, Miss Frances
Davis Shirley, Miss Mabel E. Whee-
lock and Miss Mary A. Terrell.
A memorial service was held in
honor of Mrs. E Clyde Shade and
Miss Lucy A. Luttrell, who died dur
ing the year. Tributes we're paid by
Mrs. L. c. Hover and Miss Eva E.
Luke.
Federal City Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. Cora Davenport and
daughter, Miss Sara Davenport, 4407
Stamford street, with Mrs. Andrew
Campbell as assistant hostess. The
regent, Mrs. c. Viola Fellows, pre-
sided. Guests were Mrs. James R.
Plotner, Miss Frances Mohler and Miss
Adams.
A paper portraying the heroic ac-
tivities of Mrs. Lydia Darragh of Phil
adelphia during the War of the Amer
ican Revolution, was read by Miss Lulu
Mae ComStock.
Lieut.. John Shaw Society, C. A. r.
Juniors, was entertained June 6 by
Eldridge and Mary Myers at the Bat
terry Park Club.
The following officers were elected:
Junior president, Mary Louise Forbes;
vice-president, Betty Jean Pagter;
chaplain. Cole Stratton; recording
secretary, Betty Fadeley; correspond
ing secretary, Margaret Leith; treas
urer. Eldridge Myers; historian, Ellen
Gray Hardwick; color bearer, Letitia
Earll. Mrs. Bertha M. Robbins con-
Quoted the installation.
Mrs. William E. Forbes presented
the retiring senior president, Mrs.
Eldridge Lee Myers, with an ex-presi-
dents pin.
Guests of honor were Mrs. William
H. Wagner, national c. A. r. regis
trar; Mrs. Towson Price, senior presi-
dent of Richard Lord Jones C. A. R,
and Mrs. George Harrison, senior
president of Army and Navy C. A. R.