Evening star., 1937-05-30
D. A. R. PREPARES
TO AID CHILDREN
Summer Camp for Under.
privileged Planned for
July.

SuIys
A growing interest in the younger
generation Is shown in the Summer
plans OF the Daughters Of the Amer
ican Revolution as local chapters re-
port the sponsorship OF junior groups
within chapters. New clubs Of Junior
American Citizens will be organized
and Summer camps for underprivileged
children are planned for July.
Plans for the proposed chapter
house will continue through the Sum-
mer under the direction of the presi-
dent OF the chapter house corporation,
Mrs. Harry Colefax Grove.
Louisa Adams Chapter met at the
home Of Mrs. Herbert Mcclure, 334l
Runnymead place, assisting hostesses
being Mrs. Grace E. Straight and Miss
Margaret Smith.
1'he following officers were elected:
Regent, Mrs. Ellen c. Callicott; vice
regent, Miss Edith Aldridge; recording
secretary, Mrs. Mildred Frye; cor
responding secretary, Miss Margaret
smith; treasurer, Miss Mary E. Black:
registrar. Mrs. Hazel Hickey; historian
Mrs. Julia Prentiss, and chaplain, Mis-,
Margaret Brown.
Inc annual meeting Of the Judge
Lynn Chapter was held at the home
OF Mrs. Forbes The following officers
were elected: Regent, Mrs. Enoch J.
Vann; vice regent. Mrs. ]. Wesley
buchanan; chaplain, Mrs. E. R,
Adams: recording secretary. Mrs. Will
nam E. Forbes; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Rebecca Reilly; treasurer
Mrs. c. c. Hoffner: historian, Mrs
Eldridge L. Myers; registrar, Mrs
Dorothy c. Hanson. and delegate, Mrs
Donald NJ Earll.
Sarah Franklin Chapter met at the
home Of Mrs. John G. Graham, Alex
andria, Va. The following officers
were elected: Regent, Miss Helen
Abraham; vice regent, Mrs. George E
Warfield; chaplain, Mrs George simp-
son; recording secretary, Mrs Chester
II. Smith: corresponding secretary
Mrs. John G. Graham; treasurer
Mrs. Wade Elgin; registrar, Mrs. Will
liam v. Howard, and historian, Mrs
Frank T. Barr.
The State registrar Mrs. E. E.
Curry, was the guest Of honor.
American Liberty Chapter plans tc
hold exercises June II at 2 pm. in
Glenwood Cemetery, dedicating a
marker recently placed on the grave
OF Mary E. Land Allan (Mrs Edgar
founder Of the chapter.
The chapter met with Mrs. E. NJ
Pickens. retiring regent, at the Shore
ham Hotel.
The following officers were elected
Regent. Mrs. l.. H. Hannah, vice re-
gent, Mrs. w. E. Richardson; chap
lain, Mrs F. J. Bates; recording sec.
retary. Mrs. James E. Miller; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. William
MacKellar; treasurer, Mrs. H. S
Ridgely; registrar. Mrs John E. Crit.
tendon, historian, Mrs. w. w. Lem.
mond, and delegate, Mrs. E. M
Pickens.
Mrs Andrew P. Anderson of Airing
ton, Va, entertained Livingston
Manor Chapter at her home Tuesday
The following officers we're elected:
Regent, Mrs. John w. Edwards; vice
regent, Mrs. Ford E. Young, jr.; re.
cording secretary, Mrs. T. J. Gattis
corresponding secretary. Mrs NJ. H
Bletz; treasurer, Mrs. G. M. Brum.
baugh: registrar. Mrs F. K. Sparrow
historian. Mrs. Frank S. Ray: chap.
lain, Mrs. G. c. Hertz, and delegate
Miss Margaret E. Naylor.
They were installed by Mrs. T. Tenn.
pie Hill, State chaplain. Refresh
| ments were served
The Thirteen Colonies Chapter met
at the home Of Mrs. A. Eugene Barr
In Chevy Chase The retiring presi
dent. Mrs Albion w. Tuck, presided
She was presented with an ex-regent'!
pin.
Mrs. Barr was assisted in the dining
room by her daughter, Mrs. G. Ches.
ter Thom
Oficers elected were Mrs. A. Eugen,
Barr, regent; Mrs. William c. Cleary
vice regent; Mrs. William r. Lowe
chaplain; Mrs. G. Chester Thorn, re.
cording secretary; Mrs. Sadie Timber
lake. corresponding secretary; Mrs. J
Herbert Wilson, treasurer; Mrs
George H. Alexander, registrar, anc
Mrs. Thomas Elkins, historian