Evening star., 1922-03-19
birthday anniversary of the chapter
Will be celebrated in April.

birthday anniversary of the chapter
Will be celebrated in April.
Deborah Knapp Chapter. ID. A. r..
was entertained Monday evening at
the home OF Mrs. Charles r. Seal.
presided.
During the year the chapter has
icanization work. Juvenile Protective
Association. Chapter House Day
Nursery. southern mountain schools.
Al the recent state conference Mrs.
Smallwood led the administration
ministration ticket was elected. The
state treasurer-elect. Mrs. Gertrude
Moses. is a member of this chapter.
The Argyle Study Club will meet at
Gallatin street. tomorrow at 1880 pm.
Mrs. L. r. Sasscer will read paper
on H T. Wells"
Monday at the home of the corre-
spending secretary. Mrs. J. e. Pritch-
ard. with Miss Mary Lee Goddard as
assisting hostess. Miss Lillian
Chenoweth. regent. presided at the
business meeting and the reports Of
! members enrolled during the month
and = gratifying interest in the work
| Edgar Merritt, assistant commission
er of Indian affairs. gave talk on
| the american Indian" and Miss
Jennie Dwight showed collection Of
dan reservations. George Daw. ac-
companied by Miss Minerva Bailey,
! gave group of violin solos.
| A. R.. met at the home of Mrs. H. l..
Thornton. 500 Butternut street, Ia
koma Park. for its March meeting.
! Mrs. w. w. Lemmond assisting host
! ess. Mrs. L. B. Thomson. regent. read
her yearly report given at the state
conference. which was creditable in
| it's donations to worthy objects, re-
ceptions and public lectures.
A donation was voted for the fund
\ to purchase a new chandelier in Dis
| trict room in Continental Hall. The
/ purchasing of Yorktown" by the
house and missionary work was dis
cussed. Mrs. owen, historian. gave
| some extracts from the life of Will
| liam Pyncheon, founder of SPRING
i field, Mass. Mrs. ]. T.. Lambie gave
! a lecture on Sugrave manor. the an
! in England. built by Lawrence w.
| Washington in 1884. and rededicated
| in 1911. Mrs. Lambie presented the
! chapter with copy Of The History
| of the Washington Family" and
| some fine colOred pictures of the old
| mansion. duplicate key of Sui
! grave manor was presented to Mrs.
| Harding, wife of President Harding.
| by Lady Lee, who urged and invited
| all Americans to visit the old home
| stead.
! Miss Elsie Janis. the beloved war
! actress. and Miss Samuel NJ Meek
| were accepted as members.
| The next meet will be held at
! Falkstone Courts. with Miss Vim
netta NJ. Wells as hostess and Mrs.
]. c. Lombard. assisting hostess.
The Carbery Parents-Teachers As
soriatiOn. met recently at Carbery
| School, with Mrs. A. X. Wine presid-
ing. Representative Murphy of Ohio
| spoke of the good work of the public
schools. DR.. Murphy. medical inspec-
tor for schools. spoke on nutrition
| for children. laying special emphasis
on the value OF milk in the diet. Par
| ents and teachers reported the bene-
| fits to the children of serving milk
! to every pupil in the Carbery School
| each day during the past month.
| The Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter
| ID. A. r., met at the Hotel La Fayette
Tuesday evening. 1t was decided to
again entertain the pages at D. A. r.
| continental congress. held every year
in April. Mt the annual reception and
dance to be given April is. at Rau-
! scher's. After a short meeting there
was dancing in the ballroom. The
hostesses were Mrs. Charles c. Haig,
| Misses Virginia Price. Gladys Sim
clair. May Little. Anne and Vivien
| Waring. Wilhelmina Spanhoofd. Mary
! and Isabel Brown, Mrs. H. P. Leeman.
Misses Francis TrOtter, Ora Ward.
| Josephine Huber, Fanita Clairmont.
| Mrs. H. T. Whitney and Miss Cornelia
Clarke.
The LandOver, Md. Community Club
met March at the home of Mrs. NJ