Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1931, Page 8

PIZES ANNDUNCED BY WOMANS GROP New England Women Present Membership Award to Madi- son, Wis., Chapter. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL lé, 1931—PART ONE. Awards were made for increases in meml| , _attendance and other achlevements by the various colonies of tho National Society of New England Women at the final day of the Eight- eenth Congress of the organization, concluded Friday at the Hotel Wash- ington. ‘The Marshall Cup, given by Mrs. Jacob P. Marshall of the New York City Colony for the test proportionate | increase in membership, went to the colony at Madison, WIis. | The Potter Cup, given by Mrs. Daniel Prederic Potter of the Buffalo Colony for increase in membership in colonies of Sons and Daughters, went to the| Brooklyn Junior Colony. The Clara M. Coe Byrne Cup, for the colony cpn- tributing the most to the Helping Hand Fund, went to the Hartford Colony. The flag, given by Mrs. James A.| Ostrom of the Chicago Colony for the | best essay on national defense, was | awarded to Miss Clover Holley of the Brooklyn Junior Colony and the Potter gavel, for the largest increase in mem- bership of new colonies, went to the Colony of the Oranges. Officers were installed and service . b;rixh-w;;lid also st the ban “:!'; Five 2 4 . ey of the spehkers, all members of the New S, = " = = TR B [T s England Soclety, are presidents of na- = D ) > I'MIM onal patriotic ’ societies. ey were — T 308, Lowell Fletcher Hobast, presigent 2 3 = ERi general of the National Society, Daugh- = 1 s ] o ters of the American Revolution; Mrs. | = [ 1 G J 5 { ::& ! John Laidlow Buel, national president, 3 - ) | Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America; Mrs. Livingston L. Hunter, national president, Daughters of the American ~ Colonies; Mrs. e J. 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