Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

Mrs. Robert Harrison and Mrs. F!orie
Barr. 5i12 Connecticut avenue.
The meeting was presided oyer h.
the regent, Mrs. Johnaon, who Opened
the meeting with the usual PRAYER
and salute to The flag. Following 1ere
the officers reports
Since repeating Of the annndrncnt
10 limit the number to 80 the names
1T four or five new members have
been proposed and accepted The
committees next made their rep.,rts
Under Continental Hall nd Eeyef-y.
'ionarY relics. Mrs. F'IOrie Parr rer@.r,.
cd that ahe had attended the nonofira
and the committee proposed 10 ha, q
banjo clock costing about $50 fnr faf
District room. As each chapter n
the District was asked 10 help in fr.fs
Sarah Franklin was quick to re~paot
and donated 81 for the aafnH.
Mrs. Tayener asked that article Pr
the box for Ellis Island be brought H.
the January meeting.
Under patriotic education. Az.
browning informed the chapter ina.
the box of clothing for the Blue Ridge
Industrial School valued ~ 80. oaf
been sent. and read a letter ~ thaa,a
from Dr. Mayo, who in in charge ~
the school
Mrs. Mnlcare. vice regent. reported
n card party to no given for the nera.
fl Of Cha ter HOUSE F'ebrfiarr a,
the Washington Hotel
Mrs. Maxwell took charge ~ re
Christmas packages for the rno4r,zr
girl IT the Blue Ridge industrial
School and read n letter NJ than
- the chapters for having dora.ed 4
toward the restoration ri Kenmore
The fsg lesson for December VS.
read by the regent. Mrs. Milton Tcnr.
son
Miss Peile Browning ia 70 10 dele
gate II the next congress Ire fel-
lowing aIternaFeS were chosen: Hf~=
Robert Harrison. Mrs. Carroll NJ.
Mrs T3rener. Mrs. Carlton Crrrres
Irs. F"lorie Barr. Mrs. Robertz Nr=
y $eaIe. Miss Nercf1a ut. Mrs. Nor
ard Mrz Cochran
Following the roll rail- Mrs Po}-e~-
Harrison. historian. read two NJ Dars
one on the Colonial Churches ~ Git
Eirginia" and the other entitled ~
II nda on Perfect Truth
y plea~an, social hour followed Al
tournament.
TIE American Liberty Chapter gas
entertained at itS December rns~t.--
Friday by Mrs. +. g. stewart in Ne
Wakefield Apartments. assisted =
Mrs. Charles e. WOLF. Mrs r. :
Ridgely. the regent. gave A verha.
port StresSing the need ri money fo-
Constitution Hall. a chapter hcfee.
The officers reports. and chairman ~
committees. were most f4vcrat'r
Mrs. Edgar Allan. the registrar. re-
ported five rev members three Ne
transfer and tw" new ones. Mrs n
:. Bruce. the Chaplin. reported a.
tending. with many of this m@nlFer~
thu funeral of Mr. r. r. Owen. rf.N.
hand Of the trsa surer ~ the chapter
She read A letter from Mrs. Owen
expressing her appreciation Of The
flowers sent ard so many members
attending the interment. 4 letter va
read by the corresponding secretaf..
Mrs. W. ". Macksi'ar. from an ou--cf-
town member. Miss Elsie Janis tha~k-
ing the chapter for its letter of $ IT.
pathy during her recent Illness Mr.
r. j. Fates verbally expressed Der
thanks for flowers sent during 1er-
Illness. Miss Lola Allan Of the u,a-a-
zine committee reported that the DIR.
o'hr Hancock Chapter had contributed
$40 toward prize 10 Re given by t~s
committee. The chapter voted 10 give
II asked for by Miss Allan tou,,rvi
another large prize to he given. Mrs.
;. NJ Meek IF chapter house com
mitlee reported the card party hsi
teen changed from January IN Feb
ruarr !. 10 he held AT the Washington
Hotel and said all chapters were a>ked
10 donate candy 10 te sold. Mrs. =
NJ. Lombard Of the Aulsr;ca riza.iur
committee reported that sane would
Pave 20 Re raised tn las the "A larv for
special worker for six months and
Il; would average about 81 per chan.
ter. She also asked for nursery sun
plies 10 Re used in taking care OF Grill
dreu while their motht@ attended
classes ard thar reception was 10
be given AT Constitution Hall in ~
cembsr. The Constitution Hail c,,v,,,
mattee asked for TummaSe for ths
safe in December. The chapser ,e..~s
I" send Christmas greeting II ne
s"t m al TaGtnSr3m to Mai ard NJ
I'etnna"nd, III the Philippines N~>
Lsnmond : member &C tne rhavtsg
VINO mas lately Sons away -Na ~
capita tax fnr Kills Island Mas -
d"rsd nSist. on motion If MIS- E.fcs.
AtAAn the chapter voted ~ send
christmas INK to The Grace Ner;ts,,r !
tfoms for Orphans. il, f;srr.>-V
Tenn. Mrs Allan ard Mrs l. tx
Rtas''t%th @ese appointed ~ ssNs =
"harSs Ut il. Mrs. X II. Over >snt r.
neF resignation ~ treasurer. wn;rG
VAS accepted with regrets Mrs =
g. MesaN vas elected tn showed Ms.
owen. TIE Charter voted S. rov-~,l
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member fyssos lA,iawsre r.
penny a day system vaS hs,,,.h. :,
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w raise Sf.a1a, The rev tvesS.,fsr
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