Evening star., 1942-06-07
Tea Is Planned
BY Red Cross
Unit of OAR
Exhibit of Articles
Finished by Group
VIII Be Displayed

A tea will be given by the Red
Cross Committee of the District
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton from 4:30 to 6 pm. tomorrow
at the Chapter House, 1872 Massa.
chusetts avenue NV. An exhibit OF
articles completed by this unit will
be displayed.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth, vice pres
ident general and president Of the
Chapter House Corp; Mrs. Godfrey
Creyke, State regent, and Ms.
David D. Caldwell, chairman Of the
Chapter House Red Cross unit, will
receive the guests. Mrs. John N.
Kerr, State chairman, Red Cross
Committee, and Mrs. Theodore
Palmer, chairman of surgical dress
ings, will assist at the tea table.
District chapters continue to an
nounce newly elected officers. Among
these are the following:
Elizabeth Jackson Chapter
Regent, Mrs. Marie H. Hollings-
worth; vice regent, Mrs. John Paul
Moore; recording secretary, Mrs. E.
Nisbet Wright; corresponding Sec
retary, Mrs. Marguerite Hutchin-
son: chaplain, Miss Kate Gideon
Colt; treasurer, Mrs. Francis M.
Elzey; registrar, Mrs. George l..
Hart and historian, Mrs. William
Joseph George.
Our Flag Chapter-Regent, Mrs.
Everard Meade: vice regent, Mrs.
Mason Smith; chaplain, Mrs. Lloyd
Morrison; recording secretary, Mrs.
Benjamin M. Connolly; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. l.. Bruce Horo;
treasurer, Mrs. George Eastment;
registrar, Mrs. Gary e. Walters;
historian, Mrs. Constance Goodwin;
delegate, Miss Alice Haslup, and
alternate, Mrs. Edgar Smith.
Deborah Knapp Chapter-Mrs.
Errett Wallace, regent; Mrs. Marcy
S. Gill, vice regent; chaplain. DR..
Grace G. Purse; recording secretary,
Mrs. Percy c. Hood; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Margaret r. Bailey;
treasurer, Mrs. Charles II. Ward;
registrar. Miss Vera Gwin: his
torian, Mrs. H. P. Leeman, and dele
gate, Mrs. Joseph L. Anderson.
Manor House Chapter-Regent.
Mrs. George w. Muller; vice regent,
Miss Helen Montgomery; chaplain,
Miss Eunice r. Porter; recording
secretary, Miss Kansas Byers; cor
responding secretary. Miss Mary 3.
Nelson: treasurer, Miss Sue v. Hess;
assistant treasurer, Mrs. Robert G.
Tracy; registrar, Miss Mary Lee
Goddard; historian, Mrs. c. Il.
Davey, and delegate, Miss Minnie
C.. Hunt.
Little John Boyden Chapter-Re-
gent, Mrs. Clifford Hurley; vice re-
gent, Miss Jessie w. Alder; chap
lain, Mrs. g. L. Hurley; recording
secretary, Mrs. Charles H. Drum;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Henry
M. Steece; treasurer, Mrs. Clarence
A. Weaver; registrar. Mrs. Carlos
Campbell, and historian, Mrs. Fred
Louis Volland.
Martha Washington Chapter
Regent, Mrs. Cecil L. Blake; vice
regent, Mrs. Norville v. Pattie:
chaplain, Mrs. John w. Kerns;
recording secretary, Mrs. Lee
Groner; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. William H. Dvorachek; treas
urer, Mrs. Cyrus T. Bright; regis
trar, Mrs. Warner w. Stockberger;
historian, Mrs. George L. Evans;
delegate, Mrs. George E. Pariseau.
Col. James Mccall Chapter
Regent, Mrs. Edwin r. Shefey;
vice regent, Mrs. William A. Lesher;
chaplain, Mrs. Shober E. Sapp;
recording secretary, Mrs. Arthur
Sanders; corresponding secretary.
Miss Lucille Twogood; treasurer,
Mrs. Edward Widmayer; registrar,
Mrs. Henry Zeh. and historian, Mrs.
Walter Bramhall.
The chapter will hold its June
luncheon at 1880 pm. Thursday, at
the Kenesaw Apartments. Mrs.
Geoffrey Creyke, State regent, will
be guest of honor.