Evening star., 1950-07-04

A number OF the District chap
ters of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution have announced
officers who will serve during the
coming season.
Mrs. Tentie G. Johnson is the
new regent of the Columbia Chap
ter. Elected TO serve with her were
Mrs. Florence B. Neal, vice regent:
Mrs. Charles B. Scott, chaplain;
Miss Harriet M. Cheney, recording
secretary: Miss Phebe Ann Ross,
corresponding secretary; Mrs, r.
N. Lyle Seaton. treasurer: Mrs.
Andrew j. Kress, registrar; Miss
Isabel E. Myrth, historian; Mrs.
Jason Waterman, librarian, and
Mrs. Neal, delegate.
The Abigail Hartman Rice
Chapter has elected Mrs. Sterling
P. Eagleton as its new regent.
Other new officers include Mrs.
Richard j. Bolton. vice regent,
Miss Edythe M. Edwards, chap
lain; Miss Katie Busby, recording
secretary; Mrs. Ida B. Ais, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Frank
M. Perley. treasurer: Miss Caro-
Stillwell, registrar; Miss Frances
Sherman, historian, and Miss Au-
drey Belt, librarian.
Mrs. Henry P. Van Keuren has
been elected regent of the Dolly
Madison Chapter. Elected to serve
with her were Mrs. Richard S.
Ladd, vice regent; Mrs. George
Middleton, chaplain; Miss Ger
trude P. Davis, recording secre-
tary;; Miss Bessie M Cries, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Robert
A. Bier, treasurer; Mrs. Ithamar
M. Justice, registrar; Mrs. Tieser
B. Gill, historian; Mrs. George M.
Burrus. librarian, and Mrs. Ralph
A. Jackson, delegate. New direc-
tors are Mrs. Arthur D. Call, Mrs.
Henry H. Knipe, Mrs. Richard E..
Claughton and Mrs. Alexander H.
Ruhl.
The new regent of the E Pluri-
bus Unum Chapter is Miss Anna
B. Sandt. Other new officers are
Mrs. John w. Nesbitt, vice regent:
Miss Ann c. Singleton, chaplain;
Miss Grace Hurd, recording secre-
tary; Miss Sara Lucille Traband,
corresponding secretary; Miss
Clara Brown. treasurer; Mrs. John
B. Ross, registrar; Mrs. Joseph H.
Curry, historian; Miss Letitia A..
Langille. librarian, and Mrs. Fran
els M. Curran, delegate.
Mrs. Charles E. Turner has been
elected vice regent of the Capt.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter to fill the
vacancy left by the resignation of
Miss Mabel A. Barkley. At the
same time. Miss Louise Frey was
elected chaplain to succeed Mrs.
Turner. Mrs. Donald o. Woolf is
the new delegate and Mrs. Royal
E. Rostenbach is the new al
ternate.
The new officers of the Col.
James Mccall Chapter will be
headed for the coming year by
Mrs. James w. Butler. Elected
to serve with her were Mrs. Hor-
ace V. Grant, jr., vice regent; Mrs.
Rue c. Wood, chaplain; Mrs. r. S.
Mueller. recording secretary; Mrs.
L. c. Condee. corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Marjorie T. Cleaves,
treasurer: Miss Stella Thomas,
registrar; Mrs. Franklin T. Gar
rett, historian; Mrs. Henry w.
zeh. librarian, and Mrs. Grant,
delegate. Mrs. Roswell P. Waldo,
Mrs. Edward r. Pelikan and Mrs.
Bessie G. Sharpe will serve as di-
rectors.
Mrs. E. Burton, Williams has
been elected regent of the Ruth
Brewster Chapter. Other new Off
lcers are DR.. Elisabeth w. Conrad
vice regent; Mrs. Robert Downing
chaplain; Mrs. P. j. Myatt, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Hodijah
MEADE, corresponding secretary;
Miss Hester Sias, treasurer; Mrs
Thomas B. Dimmick, registrar;
Mrs. Francine Frazier, historian
and Mrs. Raymond Morehead, Ii.
brarian.
The new regent of the Martha