Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22
D. A. r. ACTIVITIES

zine subscriptions for public schools
chapter house corporation.
u Miss Harriet p. Lander was elected
delegate to the National Continental
Congress and the following alternates:
Mrs. Harvey Nj. Friend. Mrs. Harry =.
Grove. Mrs. w. l.. Ewell Mrs. Freoerlck
l.. Rowe, Miss Elizabeth Cooper. MISS
Letitia A. Langille. Mrs. William Z.
Teubner. Mrs. Theodore NJ. F. Knappen
Mrs, William L. Pfeiffer, Mrs. M. Will
cox Cooley.
Mrs. Harvey NJ. Friend read report
on the bazaar given by the chapter
early in December which proved to be
a success from financial point OF
view and socially as well. The regent
read the administration caucus ticket
which was Endorsed by the chapter
She also announced the musical tea
for the benefit of the memorial COM
mittee January %. the chapter house
card party February and several othcr
chapter card parties
Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins and Mrs.
John NJ. Beavers were elected honorary
members of the chapter. The name OF
Mrs. Mary G. MacFarquhar was &C
cepted for membership. Mrs. Richard
B. owen, State chairman of patriotic
education, was a guest and gave brief
| talk on her work.
The Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter
met January IL at the invitation Of
Mrs. Barrett and Miss Smith. in thu
parlors of the Women'S Democratic
Club. 1926 New Hampshire avenue. The
meeting was a purely business one.
Opened with prayer by Miss Burkhardt.
| chaplain. the session took up, step by
step. many items of chapter Importance.
| Among these the most important was
the submission of new set OF bylaws.
officers reports were read and accepted
and that Of the treasurer. Miss Chan
cellor, was exceptionally promising. The
name of new member. Mrs. Marian
! Payne Bulls, wife of Lieut.. Col. Bulls,
/ y. S. A. was voted upon and accepted
| Ten dollars was voted for the initial
! payment toward the new monument to
! be placed in front Of national head
j quarters, and SIS was voted for pay
! ment toward Constitution Hall. Chap
! ter members were reminded OF the tea
/ and card party to be given on February
4 at the Washington Hotel for the bene-
! fit of a chapter house for the District.
| Members were also reminded to bring
donations to the February meeting for
material to fill the Ellis Island box.
| After adjournment the chapter was
entertained at tea by Mrs. Black and
Miss Smith.
Manor House Chapter.-The January
meeting was held at the home of the
vice regent. Miss Mary Lee Goddard,
with Miss Jennie Dwight, Mrs. Helen
Page and Mrs. j. NJ. Campbell assisting
hostesses. Death had entered the ranks
Of the chapter since the last meeting
and claimed a beloved member. Miss
| Eta Smith Flowers and messages of
sympathy were sent at the time. and a
letter of appreciation was read from her
sister. Mrs N. D. Hawkins The meet
ing which was well attended. was called
to order by the regent, Miss Lillian
Chenoweth. and was opened by prayer.
| followed by the salute to the flag. The
recording secretary was absent and Mrs.
l. B. Mullis acted as secretary pro tenn
Reports were heard from the officers
and members of the various committees.
Mrs. Robert Harrison gave an account
of her committee on conservation and
thrift and Mrs. LeGage Pratt read an
article of the historic committee meet
| ing, and also spoke on the work at Ellis
| Island Mrs. Pratt was appointed To
pack the box to be sent for this work
with the many articles brought by the
members for this purpose. Six dollars
was voted for the work on national de-
Tense and $50 was ordered paid on the
chair purchased by the chapter for
Constitution Hall Letters of thanks