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yersary Tuesday evening at the
Washington Club. A reception will
be followed by a program. when
Senator Simeon d. Fess of Ohio will
make the principal address upon Some
Observations on the Bicentennial of
1882" with special reference to the
part the City OF Washington can take
in it. Vocal solos will be given by
Conrad L. Young. Mrs. Anthony
Wayne Cook, president general. will
I've the guest of honor. Miss Alene
Solomons, the regent, will be assisted
in receiving the guests by the vice
regent Mrs. Edward A. Keys, and
the past regents of the chapter. Miss
Virginia Miller Miss Darinda Rogers,
Mrs. Charles w. Richardson. Miss
Janet Richards. Mrs. Frederick John
son and Mrs. Eugene Herndon.
Dolly Madison Chapter.-Funds for
the Amercanization and other patri-
otic work of the chapter will be
raised by a card party to be given
at the Hamilton Hotel Thursday eve
ming Miss Flora l.. p. Johnson is
chairman of the committee disposing
of tickets. Tables have been taken
by Mrs. Frank Garden. Mrs. Homer
l.. Shantz. Mrs. Wendell p. Stafford.
Miss Helen McGown, Miss Jessamine
chapter.
Victory Chapter was entertained at
its January meeting by Mrs. Laurence
Halstead, 1851 Euclid street. assisted
hv Mrs. +. B. Brightwell and Mrs.
Bernard II. Lane, Miss kathrlna L..
Harvey, regent. presiding.
Mrs Joseph Stewart representing
the finance committee. presented
list of the various acticities OF the ID.
A. r. work. to which the chapter
pledged various amounts. Among
those activities contributed TO We're
scholarship to Lincoln Memorial I'M
yersity. Maryville, University, berry
School, Wakefield National Memorial
Association, Juvenile Protective As
Sociation. and to the AmericanlZatlon
work, and SO toward Il case worker
Mrs. Walter W. Husband. State
chairman of AmericaniZatlon, an
uounced an open meeting TO be held
Wednesday afternoon at pm. III the
AmericaniZation School library. The
subject of the afternoon will be THE
Immigrant Women in Industry.
Mrs. C. c. Coombs, State chairman
patriotic education. spoke of the work
being accomplished by that COM
mittee.
Mrs. Isaac We'll, State chairman of
the magazine committee. in speaking
for the magazine, pointed out the I'M
portance of patronizing it by those
interested In D. A. r. work and pa
trotic data.
Mrs. A. w. Tuck gave favorable
account of 'the Chapter House ball.
Mrs. A w. Tuck, Mrs. Towson Price
and Mrs. +. t. NorcroSs We're ap-
pointed a committee of three to rep
resent the chapter at the ball.
The election of delegate and alter
mates to the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution congress for thls
Spring was then held.
Mrs Joseph Stewart was chosen
delegate and the alternates We're Mrs.
Walter W. Husband, Mrs. Charles W.
Floyd, Mrs. Earl B. Fuller Mrs
rhoma. NJ Roberts. Mrs. David D.
caldwell. Mrs. Towson Price, Mrs.
A. w. Tuck, Mrs. Arthur S. Field,
Mrs. James L. Owens and Mrs. Jasper
y. Baker.
Miss Eleanor A Lamson. speaker
OF the afternoon gave an account OF
her experiences as a delegate to the
astronomical congress of the Acad-
emv OF Science, held at Cambridge,
England. this past July. Her SUBJECT
was. The Astronomical Meetings at
Cambridge, England.
After adjournment, refreshments
were served by the hoStesseS. Miss
Harvey and Mrs. Brightwell presided
=: the tea table.
This was the seventh birthday an
liversary of the chapter.
Dorothy Hancock Chapter met Tues
CAV at the Columbia Country Club,
with Mrs. John Small and Mrs. Iheo-
,.ore Gill as joint hOsteSseS. The CHAP
tor was honored by having as its guest
hrs. Noble n. Potts. chairman OF the
National Patriotic Council, who LED
the salute to the flag. SIZE gave a most
inspiring talk on the menace OF rad
ical propa ganda which is flooding the
country and the necessity for imme-
diately combating the evil.
After committee reports and discus
sion of plans for the birthday lunch
con, which the chapter holds each
wear. the election of alternateS for the
d. A. r. congress in April was held
as follows: Regents alternate, Mrs.
Craig King. delegates alternates, Mrs.
T. l. Morrison, Mrs. Mark Bowman,
Mrs. Ralph Ward. Mrs. Georgia Knox
Berry, Mrs. Rudolph Harrell. Mrs.
John Small, Mrs. Wilson Compton,
Mrs. Harry Feehan and Mrs. George
Bell
Mrs. Farley D. Parkinson was made
a member of the chapter. her name
having been presented at the last
meeting.
It was unanimously voted that the
customary checks be sent to the Ellis
Island and Monticello committees.
The regent, Mrs. Vernon West, read
an interesting letter Of thanks from
the superintendent of the Blue Ridge
Industrial School at Dyke, Va, for the
annual Christmas box. which the
chapter sent to the Little Children's
Building"
District ID. a. R.-The patriotic edu
cation committee of the District of Co
lumbia will meet at 1880 am, Friday,
at Memorial Continental Hall. Mrs.
Eli Helmick will address the commit
tee on conditions among the noun
taineers. All chapter regents and
members of the committee invited.
Manor House Chapter held it's Jan
uary meeting at the home of the
chaplain Mrs. n. d. Hawkins, with
Misses Evelyn and Mamie Haw-
kins and Miss Lily Jennings assisting
hostesses. The regent. Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, presided The meeting,
which was opened with prayer and the
salute to the flag, was well attended.
one new member, Mrs. Aileen Ruther-
ford was admitted TO the chaDter