Women of the Present Day marked by patriotic chapter activities
The John Hall Chapter D. A. R. met at Mrs. Philip Walker’s home with Regent Miss Pthelwyn B. Hall presiding. Officers were reelected except historian Annie McDaniel, who resigned due to family duties. The meeting featured papers on women’s roles, plans to mark Cant. kiah Johnson’s grave, and reports on charitable work and memorial projects.
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John Hall
D. A. BR
Philip Walker
Pthelwyn B. Hall
Misa Annie McDaniel
CIA
Kiah Johnson
Wallingford
Vonn
State Historic Committee
Ila
Cree Hy
Smallwood
Rome
Tia
Pail RR. Hickok
National Society
Revert Congress
South
J. W. Crudeson
Louisiana
Tike
Pike
Tannan Weston
Macias
J. & Erwine
Erwine
S MN
Haat Orange
Conway
M Smallwood
National Anciety
Amallivond
Fourcey
Barrett
J. A. Arnold
Fy OM. Gregory
Anna M. Bragdon
J. Elliott
Litase S. Sarton
Thea
Malred Tea Society
Children of the Confederacy
Confederate Hall
Vermont Avenue
Lieppa
Stuart
Ethat Johnson
Misa Bersia
Thomason
Donna Jaca
Elsie Fichter
Maryland
Willantta
Richter
Hereford
Hampton
Pred
Lamb
Murrau
T. Stuart Murray
Jonnaen
Misa
Michaelson
Wallace Btrewter
Kentucky
Monticello
Leach
Ashley
Beach
Alfred H.T. Hansmann
Anna §. Hamilton
E. A. Hart
Morriss B. Kistler
Ye. U. Kingell
Hunemann
Rhoda Farrand
Rhode Warrand
Addison
Misa Levers
Capt. Beach
Jefferson
Washington Readers Club and Local Women’s Groups Meeting Notes
The May meeting of the Washington Readers' Club at 1329 F Street NW featured a discussion on reader audience influence, with Miss Lucy H Feagin delivering an opening paper and Mrs. Emily Fred Barnes reading The Bivouac on the Rappahannock. It covered club business, officer elections for 1914 16, and a Shakespeare reading planned by Rep Julius Kahn.
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Washington Readers’ Club
Jn Thanes Studio
F Street Northwest
Lucy H. Feagin
Emily Fred Barnes
Farle Wilfley
Lucy B. Feagin
W. Alfred Walconer
Virginia Raymond
Posey J. Altiger
Ada Louise Townsend
Julius Kahn
California
Varied Women’s Clubs Agenda Highlight Local Gathering
A report from the Anthony League's first year at the District Federation of Women's Clubs meeting, with delegates, officers, and foreign representatives listed. A May benefit program at the Portner featured readings by Mrs. Turner and the Mundelle Quintet. Junior Gov. Thomas Welles Society held a May party. officers were elected with parliamentary precision.
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Distret Run and Community Society
Rateizh Elotel
Axing
Ella Knleht
G. Pecktuun
Roy Motahan
Vlea
Sanford Taylor
Edson Briggs
Ghuces P
Sunflower
District Federation of Women's Clubs
Mra
Peekadm
Savford Taylor
Mel Kahan
Zinknan
Charles Perains
T. A.llendhives
Ob. L. Morrill
Anthony* League
Hendley
Hebrew Temple
Theeague
Portner
Charles H. Turner
Mundelle Quintet
Turner
Marion Douglass
New Hampshire
Paul
League
Berliner
Panama Canal
Latin America
United States
Mme. Montfort
Jerusalem
American University
New Biblical Museum
New University
Sarah M. Deeds
Maxwell
Columbia Theater
Sewers
Thomas
Welles Society
Children of the American Revolution
Maple Square
Washington
Clayton
Fmig
Misa Bella van Ness
Emily Briggs
LeRoy Barnard
Hubert McNeill
Miss Ethel Johnson
Worth Ellsworth
Clarence Curtis
Margaret Dubois
Tanlor Society
Ethel Johnson
Joseph A. Snslow
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gov. Thomas
Knight
Well
Curtis
Chesley
Wayne
Beaton
Eileworth
Denham
Callender
Bourne
Hamilton
Briges
Veerhoff
Birdsall
Eowarda
Richards
Hopkins
Thomas Welles
C. Curtis
Gladys Emig
Margaret Denham
Edith Sanborn
Elizabeth Dubois
Edna E. Bushee
B. AR
Faith and Heaven Seen Through Christian Science
Annie M. Knott reflects on Christian Science views of home and heaven as mental and spiritual states rather than distant places. The speaker cites scripture to explain metaphysical concepts and argues for deeper, nonliteral interpretation beyond surface readings.
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Annie M. Knott
Christian Science Sentinely
Heaven
Marriage by mail seals McAdoo Wilson union at White House
The Rev Sylvester W Beach a Princeton clergyman completed the marriage of William G McAdoo and Eleanor R Wilson by mail in the District of Columbia. License 635 shows Beach authorized to celebrate the rites. The ceremony occurred May 7 1914 at the White House Wald District with license clerk Kroll recording the return. The note from Beach confirms solemnization under authority.
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Eleanor Rantolph Wilson
Willan
Otcadon
District Supreme Court
Sylvester W. Beach
Princeton
N. J
Kroll
District of Columbia
William G. McAdoo
Eleanor IR. Wilson
White House
Wald
N. I
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League of American’ Pen Women
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Los Angeles
Kingman
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Towa
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Moore Cardin
Lor
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Byron “Holley
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Michigan
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Minnesota
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Missouri
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Nebraska
Amanda L. Xanders
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New Jersey
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New Mexico
Ruth Laughlin
New York
Grace Gallatin Seton
Maria Frink
Oklahoma
Mattie Hamilton Fick
Pennsylvania
Dora Harvey Develin
Mary ‘Tempie
Jamison
South Carolina
Mary Ligon Miller
Dakon
Zyla"g “Wilson
Tennessee
Ida Clydé Clarke
Texas
Henria
C. I. Gorman
Virginia
Lucy Atkin
Dudley
Lara J.brown-Smith
Wyoming
Vivia A. B.henderson
Alaska
Cornelia Templeton Hatcher
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India
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