Evening star., 1924-11-30

new auditorium on the ID. A. r. grounds
20 accommodate all who chose to come.
A donation was made to the Conti-
nental Hall library fund, and the new
plan by Mrs. Larz Anderson was ap-
proved. Scholarship student fund and
other patriotic work was discussed for
the Winter work. Mrs. Lemmond,
.hairman of the Girl Home Workers.
odd of the plan proposed to employ
some one to teach cooking, and II
I>tdopted the chapter must help.
Christmas boxes to st. Elizabeth's
were discussed. Extracts of q letter
from the scholarship beneficiaryA one
from the beloved Elsie Janis, and
letter Of thanks from President Cool
idge sent to Mrs. Thomson, the State
chaplain, through Secretary Bascom
Slemp, in reply TO congratulations,
We're read. The chapter was ad-
dressed by William Tyler Page on
The Origin of the American Greed"
Laughable recitations were given in
darky dialect by Miss Danthe Caro-
way ofINorth Carolina. one member
was admitted, and other applications
pending. Among the visitors We're
William Tyler Page, Mrs. De Voc
Meade of Baltimore. Miss. Danthe
Carroway of North Carolina, Mrs.
Thomas Dickson, Mrs. Teresa Dean
of New York, Mrs. William Theo-
pholis, widow of Judge Theopholis
Of Davenport. Iowa; Mrs. Stocker of
Boston, Mrs. Hall, wife Of DR.. Custis
Hall; Mrs. David Caldwell, State re-
cording secretary: Miss Mona Gill of
Rockville, Md, and Mrs. j. l.. Brad
ley, charter member of the y. S.
D. a. r.
Mrs. Edith Allan Crump and Mrs.
Hcber l.. Thornton presided over the
buffet supper. during which Mr.. Page
recited the American creed.
Livingston Manor Chapter met at
the home of Mrs. Il. IL. Howard. 500
Fourteenth street, Tuesday afternoon,
with Mrs. g. NJ Brumbaugh. Miss
Mary Amend. Miss Esther Barnes
and Mrs. H. L. Barrick assistant hos
seSSeS.
Mrs. Brumbaueh. the regent, pre-
sided. Money was voted for the work
at Ellis Island and for the student
loan fund.
The program consisted Of 4 piano
solo by Mrs. Grace Stevens IL paper
by Mrs. Enoch Johnson and U group
of songs by Mrs Mary Shericr Bowie
The meeting closed with u social hour
Manor House Chapter held its No
vcmbcr meeting at the homo of the
corresponding secretary, Mrs. j. G.
Prltchard, with Miss Mary Lee God
dard Miss Virginia. Beall and Miss
Jennie Dwight assistant hostesseS.
The regent Miss Lillian Chenoweth,
presided. Contributions were made to
the chapter house fund, Berry School.
kenmore Association and the District
Library. Plans were made for Il
shower for the immigrants at Ellis
Island, and the articles will be col
lected at the December meeting.
Final arrangements We're made for
the concert to he given Thursday at
the Willard, the proceeds of which
Will be used for the patriotic and edu-
Cational work of the chapter The
state regeHt- Mrs. John NJ. beavers
gave II talk on the chapter house and
greetings We're given from Con-
tinental Chapter by Mrs John Car
mody and from Elizabeth jackson
Chapter 10y Mrs. Engle. Three new
members We're admitted. bringing the
membership up To 80. After the read
ing of II PAPER on Thanksgiving"
by the chapter historian, Mrs. Ernest
Mudd, a social hour was enjoyed ana
refreshments served. Among the
guests We're Mrs. Goldsborough Of
New York. Miss Roseman, Miss Nc
Caffety and Mrs. Collins.
Susan Rivierc HetzeI Chapter held