Evening star., 1941-06-15
D. A. r.
Lawn
Party Set
Mystery Queen
To Be Crowned
Tuesday

The crowning Of a mystery
queen" will be among the enter
tanning features of an old-fashioned
lawn party to be held by the Dis
trict Daughters of the American
Revolution from 2 to 10 pm. Tues
day at the Chapter House, 1892
Massachusetts avenue NV.
Those who will assist are Mrs.
Elmer Cassel, general chairman;
Mrs. Tonnis Holzberg, who will
serve as "auctioneer," and Miss
Sarah Whitcomb, in charge of
booths. Mrs. Emory Ozabal and
Mrs. Carroll Mcguire will sell sand
wiches and hot dogs, Mrs. Orrie Glib
son and Mrs. Jesse Anthony will
serve punch, and Mrs. Barton En-
bry. assisted by a corps of young
ladies, will preside at the ice cream
booth.
Mrs. Ward Mixsell is chairman of
white elephants" and Mrs. John
Wolfe will serve as an old-fashloned
postmistress. Rugs will be sold at
booth in charge of Mrs. William
D. Leetch, and grab-bag will be
conducted by Mrs. David Caldwell.
Candies will be sold by Mrs. HUI
bert Paddock. and the cake and
cookie booth will be under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Gary Walters.
Cards and chinese checkers will
be offered under the guidance of
Mrs. Rex Rhodes. and fortune tellers
will be Miss Wilmuth Gary, Miss
Caroline Sudler, Mrs. Dell Floyd and
Mrs. Childress Gwyn. Mrs. Guy
Mason is chairman of patronesses,
and Mrs. Lee r. Pennington, jr., is
in charge of publicity.
Patronesses include Mrs. William
H. Pouch, president general, D. A.
R.: Miss Lillian Chenoweth, vice
president general and president of
the Chapter House; State officers
of the District D. A R. and officers
and trustees of the Chapter House
Board
Officers recently elected by Mary
Bartlett Chapter are: Regent, Miss
Faustine Dennis; vice regent, Mrs.
John R. Grunwell; chaplain, Miss
Clara B. Hadley; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Gregor Macpherson; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Georgia
lift Harmon; treasurer, Mrs Arthur
F. Williams; registrar, Mrs. Rosalyn
Nash; historian, Mrs. w. D. Mar
shall; parliamentarian, Mrs. E. M.
Willis, and auditor, Miss E. Beall
Gott.
Miss Dennis, who is on the staff
OF the Library of Congress, succeeds
Mrs. Willis as regent.
Frances Scott Chapter
To Hold Lawn Party.
A luncheon and benefit bridge will
be held by Frances Scott Chapter
Wednesday at | pm. at the home
of Mrs. Fred A. Barnes in Virginia.
Proceeds will go toward the educa-
tional work of the chapter.
In the recent election, Mrs. AL
fred B. Garges was chosen regent
of the chapter, Mrs. Frank P. Its
ebert, vice regent; Mrs. Henry Lee
Howard, chaplain; Mrs. Edwin P.
Andrus, recording secretary; Mrs
Charles E. Margerum, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. G. Willard Quick,
treasurer; Mrs. William r. Cole,
registrar; Mrs. Dan H. Wheeler, his
torian, and Mrs. Elmer F. Cassel,
delegate.
Col. James Mccall Chapter held
its annual luncheon yesterday at
the Highlands. Guest speakers
were Mrs. Harry c. Oberholser, State
regent, and Mrs. Frank Heller, State
chairman of Junior membership.
officers recently elected by the
chapter include: Mrs. Wayne Bird
sell, regent; Mrs. E. A. Rodda, vice
regent; Mrs. F. B. Miller, chaplain;
Miss Lucille Twogood, recording Sec
retary; Mrs. Edward Widmayer, cor
responding secretary: Mrs. Shober E.
Sapp, treasurer; Mrs. William A.
Lesher, registrar, and Mrs. Edward
F. Sheffey, historian.