Evening star., 1925-03-29

owing to Hines, the meeting was pre-
sided over by the vice regent, Miss
Mary Lee Goddard. Contributions
were made toward the work Of the
immigrant manual committee, and Tor
the relief of the granddaughter Of
Revolutionary soldier. The chapter
also paid its share Of the purchase
price of the portrait of George
Washington recently hung in Con-
tinental Hall.
Mrs. w Rhodes Lewis was accepted
as a member by transfer from Rain
bow Ridge Chapter, Clifton Forge,
Va, and Mrs. Jesse Anthony was ac-
cepted pending the action OF the ma
tional board. At the conclusion OF
business Mrs. Mary Pippin sang and
later all Joined in singing number
of the old familiar melodies. the
members and guests went In the
dining room where punch, ices ana
cakes were served, the decorations
and refreshments carrying out the
idea of ST. Patrick's day. Among the
guests present were: Miss Davies of
Lynchburg, Mrs Gray of Wythville,
Mrs. Neal, Miss Neal, Miss Stewart,
Mrs. womack, Gen. Hawkins. Mr..
Don Hawkins and Mrs. Ruth Hawkins.
Lucy HoIcombe Chapter was enter
tained recently by Miss Alice B. Sanger
and Mrs Maud Allan Harris in Miss
Sanger's apartment, 1869 Columbia road.
The regent, Mrs. Frank E Cunningham,
presided. A large number Of members
and guests were present.
Reports were given from several Of
the State and chapter committees. An
appropriation was made for the student
1T,nr1
toward purchase Of picture of George
Washington for Memorial Continental
Hall. The regent gave report Of the
State conference. A number Of con-
| tributions were received at this meeting
| for CrosSmore School.
At the close Of the business session
Miss Mary Postelwaite Of Vincennes,
| Ind, a guest of the chapter and men,
| Der of the Francis Vigo Chapter of Vim
| cennes, gave description Of the historic
mansion, home Of ex-President William
| Henry Harrison, now owned and used
| as meeting place for that chapter,
| which numbers $50 members
| During the social hour vocal selec-
tions were rendered by Earl Carbauh,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Car
| bauh.
The American Liberty Chapter was
entertained by Mrs. K S. Bovee, 1885
Lanier place, at its March meeting as
sisted by Mrs. Segar. The regent, Mrs.
Richard B. Owen. read her yearly report
| given at the State conference March 6,
which showed that the American Liberty
| Chapter had responded to every call,
| besides giving donations to every State
committee and many patriotic organza-
| tions, also scholarships to different
schools. The average was $40 per capita
for the 40 members. Outside of dona-
| tions, Miss Allan, member of the
chapter, has taught in several foreign
| families and had charge of the White
| Cross and Red Cross work
| Mrs. Allan, chairman Of the State
Continental Hall library committee, re-
ported that she had procured all books
asked for this year by Mrs. Larz Ander-
son, the librarian general. Members oi
! the State committees gave fine reports
and the State regent for the District
Mrs. John M. Beavers, Is to be con-
graduated on the creditabIe showing
that her State will have at the Con
| tinental Congress in April.
The chapter has been addressed BY
Representative Rathbone of Illinois
| William Tyler Page, National Officers
Mrs. Buell., Mrs. Hodgkins. Mrs. Hanger
| xz Laxz anderson. Mrs. RriggS Mn