Evening star., 1925-11-08
y. A. r. ACTIVITIES

Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, presi
dent general. national society. spent
} The week in Philadelphia attending the
I twenty-ninth State conference Of the
Pennsylvania ID. \. II. Mrs. John
f, Brown Heron, State regent. presided
land 800 delegates, representing a State
membership of more than 10000
! Daughters were in attendance Al
most the entire national board of man
agement many former national Off
GERS, and regents from States from
Vermont to Georgia were among the
honor guests, Mrs. Frank II. Briggs.
Mrs William :. Walker. Mrs. John n.
Stan, ield and Mrs. I."rz Anderson OF
this g went over V - the president
/ general and ATTENDED the concert
! which preceded The official reception
in her honor. Mrs. NJ. Clyde Kelly.
wife of Representative Kelly. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Phillips. jr.. who attended
as Pennsylvania Daughters. made
! The trip by motor. Others from the
/ National Capital included Mrs. Gaius
| NJ ErtImbauch former District Of
! Columbia state regent: Mrs. Randolph
/ u Hopkins regent. Richard Arnold
! CHAPTER. and Mrs Victor Ivan Ielov,
now Of Rosemont. Pa. \ feature "f
/ the conference was the message "f the
/ president general, given nj the open
! in.. session and echoinG throughout
! the conference. by reason Of the stir
| ring appei,l made for a never-failinc
! high ideal of Americanism by the
ID, \. K. Mrs. cook paid tribute t."
F., The District of Columbia Public School
| Board of Education for its recent rul
; ing that no pTOpaeanda OF any klnd
could be given Il hearing in any of the
public school buildings in the District
! This fine example of loyalty I" the
.E.,,.,, ,g.ttN hEa Al
! clared, lis worthy Of emulation IN
eyery public and private school in the
I country. for there is no place in these
| United States for any ism except pa
! triotiSm.H
/ 4 pilgrimage to Valley Forge with
! services on the ground where Wash
| inctou and his men endured those
/ hsrdships and praCticed the military
tactics which gave freedom 10 tho
/ Colonies and led To tho forming of
itbe Government enjoyed today va
q closing feature Of the conference.
| contributed through the courtesy oi
the Valley Forge Chapter, Miss Emily
| Van Hooyen, regent.
Tho Mary Washington Chapter.
Miss Alene Solomons, regent. will
celebrate Armistice day at an open
netting TUESDAY evening. November
! 10, at the Washington Club with an
! Iappropriate program. Addresses will
be made by Mrs John NJ. Beavers.
state regent of the District and Miss
i Jessie Dell. civil service commls-
| sioner Miss Dorothy sherman Tar
| chiana accompanied by Mrs. Paul
Blevdep. will sing. Plans have been
perfected for the chapters card party
at the Washington club. Thursday
afternoon. for the benefit Of patriotic
and educational work the chapter has
undertaken.
Dorothy Hancock Chapter met Tues
! day at the home of Mrs. Mark Bow
man. with Mrs. G.. Mea cham as Joint
hostess After the salute to the flag
! and the roll call the minutes Of the
October meeting were read by the re.
cording secretary. Mrs. orTille Drown
Mrs George Rpll. chairman Of enter
tainment. made a report on the benefit
bridge party which was given at
Wsr,lman Park Hotel. October Is.
This Is an annual benefit OF the cha y
ter. for the maintenance and ucation
Of several little orphans ~ the Eluo
( Ridge Industrial School ~ Dyke. Va.
/ and the proceeds this year broke al
previous records. The regent. MrE.
Vernon West, made p touching appeal
for clothing. 10 he sent 10 tho school.
and several boxes we're promised. Mrs.
I a.. :
tive on the Continental Hall and relics
: committee, asked for contributions 10
the rumma- -e sale 70 he held by the
I state committee. The Ch2pter then
| voted to support the following activ-
tiles for the coming year. Philippine
scholarship. America nization. Juvenile
Protective Association. Travellers Aid.
Roy Scouts. Lincoln Memorial. the on
dowment Of bed At the Children :
I ra1 I,N1,,
Continental Hall Library. The char
ter is also having the children's house
at the Blue Ridge Industrial School
painted. The next meeting will lie on
! Tuesday, December /. at the home of
Mrs. James Saunders, with Mrs. Clara
May Ruby as joint hostess.
Frances Scott Chapter.-Mrs How
ard f. Kane and Mrs. John e. Eek
hardt were hOSteSSeS for the Chapt er
at the November meeting. The mem
hers met in Mrs. kane's apartment in
the Ontario. A short business meet.
ing was held. in which it was decided
hat the chapter should cunfinc its
greatest efforts To America niZ:rtion
work. The guests attending the meet
ing We're Mrs. Kan" of Nachise Nc
and Mrs. 6. La Sale Pickett While
refreshments were being served Mrs.
Pickett entertained the members and
their guest with negro dialect STORIES
and "reminiscences of her experiences
during the Civil War
Continental Danes ChaDter held its
! third meeting of the season AT the
| apartment Of Mrs. George Fillycr. ir.
in the Woodward. The regent Mrs
Austin Mccarthy. presided There
! was a full attendance. Great regret
! was expressed that. owing to the eX
| treme inclemenCy of the weather last
Saturday, invitations for the unveilinc
of the bronze tablet TO the Revolu
tionary officer. Gen. Mountjoy Bayly
had to he recalled, and it was voted
that they would again be extended al
a more propitious season. At the close
of the business session Miss Jeanette
Jewell read paper on her recent SO
Journ in the Orient. illustrated with
photographs of her own taking Al
O'Clock tea was served by the hostess
the assisting hostess. Miss Heller
Stout. pouring.
Judge Lynn Chapter met at the
! home of Miss Louise Carman 1906
Lamont street, Tuesday evening. The
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