Evening star., 1923-03-18

held its March meeting at the home
S,. Of Mrs Jeanett L r. L"aInt DeIlstt' ltiss liss
Bertha Frances Wolfe, presiding;
sum was voted for a flag to be given
to a Boy Scout troop Of the DistriStf; f
ne nsTe %5 sd Pc }er dlamfP fae and their
friends. the place TO be selected later.
A tree will be planted with proper ms
the thrift committee and Miss Frances
D, Shirley, was added to to, this Ero,tnr com
vocalist of the chapter. gave Two
beautiful solos. accompanied on the
piano by Miss Ethel Hagner Of Ohio.
Mrs Sallie S Allen read Il paper on
Americanization, written by Mrs; j.:
S Cantrell. The chapter unanlmousiS
indorsed the candidates OF Mrs tan
gers cabinet; Mrs; saran sinctnd Mi mon , nom
resident member. The social hour fol
lowed the business meeting. inc il1f,
chapters birthday and guest meeting
will be held April II.
Dolly Madison Chapter. ID. 4. H..
held It's monthly, meeting. IuesaaE
Nixon. Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Braselton. Miss
Gertrude Davis and Miss Marrle'
Mann serving as hostessess. The re,
gent Mrs II. Il. Patten presided, ana
the usual business meeting with re
ports of officers and standing com
mission. after which MIR. Justice Van
Orsdel of the District Court OF Ap-
peals read his speech delivered IN
Rock Creek cemetery, October. l922:
at the marking of the grave of
Abraham Baldwin. signer of the peg,
laration of independence. ic. iai4
great stress upon the upholdInS oL
the Constitution by loya citizens OF
the country.
mrs. Lindsay sang several songs,
accompanied by Miss Margaret Hh-
bert.
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter. ID. \.
r. held its March meeting at the
home Of Miss Julia Cook, l?49 lrNlnE
street. with Mrs. Bertrand l.. lrehhiS'
regent. presiding
Miss Virginia Price. treasurer re-, re-
ported that the chapter had been
commended as the banner chapter TOT
its contribution to Mrs. tanser
campaign. Miss Louise Sarnan Hnane ,f,',e
an eXcellent report on the American
iza1ion work of the chapter. sue
stated that the Amerlcahlza zaticli @
teacher had organized a sewing cl'
among th.. mothers To meet eS,h
AIonu5Iv afternoon. Miss Cdilnan re-
queSted the donatlun or ulsGar1vu - u
Victrola and phonograph reGoiuS ~ ~
use in the AmericanlzItion class. iuS
chapter voted the balance OF ttS PEI
capita to the immigrants Manual: ana
also it's contribution to"aru etnMn ueti
teacher. preliminary. preparat.iohI,s - hs
for the annual pages dance. 10 ne
given at Rauschers, April u. were
..nn@rai chairman ot arrangements
Elected 10 membership We're tne NJ ~
lowing: Miss Beatrice hlttleI 'i,,a ~
IIawI,v. Miss Dorothy Sanburn, Atiss
Euth i'laimont Mrs. Henry y. ooN
and &IisS Octavia EislnSGr. ,,;.
short instructive drill III pal ,.e
n,c.riary ,aw was conducted by Mfs;
Harry s, Gauss. this beng the 5eco'lu III
"a ii, series prepared for the chaptJ,t
DURING this season. Miss Juhd N'oN
was hostess.
The sarah 1T. Clair chapter. ID. ;nc N
r.. held its March mGGo,ms ,422
I"i,t. nden street.. with Mrs. Maude
y coll, Mrs 7. !. campbell and Mrs
lydia :. Ciassman acthg a. 49, assS.nryne .
iIGstcsses The guests of the cNeli.7
,vs,e three pupils from the Aiiei
iranI2ation school. two wearing va
live costumes. one of Greece anu - rto
other Of Serbia. Mrs freeman -
is from Hungary, is now an ..!ilei .
i.an. having married an Ameilca m H.
one of the girls sang America. tRr
Beautiful" and the other spoke
mar spoke Of the newspaper that Is
yrhlis he'd in the school and tod no"
much the school had done fol ler.
The chapter subscribed Tor tne paper
as did several Of the members
G. A. R.-The state conference met
nj continental Memorial Hall Tues
day. with Miss ,a Helen T. stout =
Mrs. warren Emily. president cl
the Capt Edmund Richards society.
who has just returned from Soutn
America reported meeting OIL hrr
society at her home. i'll Chevy ChaSe'
where a travalogue- was gwen DE
her husband. who used lantern slldeS
in illustrating his lectutt; ,rasi-
dent of the Gov. Thomas Welles So
c;,sty. reported twenty-three new
members at her last meeting. scrap
distributed at the Children's Hos
uital She stressed the need Of
regular place FOR meetings. as. ewing
to the large membership, Ii Is nm
."ssibie to car out he' ':f"2ta'h oi
Husines : me- tin41 .. he '"cIety and
give the programs ds 'ircd.
Mrs. Earl =. Fuller. president of
Lieut.. John Shaw St"i,ty. ;cporteu
.. number of applications for mem
hership pending before the national
Mrs. ]. H. Wheat. chairman of
new membership. gave a report
which showed the growth Of the 50
cietv in the past year.
After a discussion Of a revision Of
bylaws il waS voted to change the
name state executive to state con-
ference of the =. \. r.
Mrs" TOMS Holzberg and Mrs. Carl
" WiEeWell gave reports Of two en-
lertaiTments given recently by the
c. A r.. one at Wilson Normal
School and the other at the Hotel
Harrington February -. when the
societies of the District participa ted
The juniors received from > to
pm. and gave the following program:
salute to the Flag" Edwin Fuller;
4avotte, by members of Junior Gov.
Thomas Welles Society; minuet, by
Capital Society; solo dances, by
Martha Ennis and Edith Cfrom. Miss
in costume and Louisa Allen gave
the ode to the Flag" An orchestra
furnished music for the seniors. who
danced from to pm.
Plans were made and committees
appointed for the entertainment OF
visiting delegates to the annual con-
Esntioa of the Society c. A. r.
which convenes April IA The fol-
lowing week an interesting program
is arranged which will include. after
the business meetings, a trip to Ar
LTngton, the annual pilgrimage 10
Mount Vernon and other points Of
interest. A reception and dance for
members over twelve years will be
given by Mrs. Frank MondelI, ma
tional president Of the c. A. r.. at
the Washington Club. An entertain
Fnent by the Dramatic Club will he
given at Walter Reed HOSPITAL under
the direction of Mrs. Holzberg. Wis
ting members will also participate.
Deborah knapp Chapter. ID. A. r..
net Monday at the home of Mrs. p.
W. Gibbon, vice regent: the regent.
Mrs. George T. SmaIlwood. presiGins,
The treasurer. Mrs. Rose deCelIe
Martin reported a sum divided
among the following interests:
-American1zation College. Springfield: