Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
y. A. r. ACTIVITIES

! night February 10. &. O'Clock. at the
| Chestnut Farms Auditorium The re-
| gent. Mrs Frank f. Weber. presided.
Mrs. Earl B. Fl:ller. State vice chair
man of the committee for Sons and
Daughters of the Republic. INTRODUCED
Maiorie Bromley president OF the Mount
Vernon Club. which meets at PecK
Chapel She told of the patriotic IN
! struction and good times given TO these
clubs of 1870 children in all. unacr the
direction of the State committee.
! A croup of children from the Mount
! Vernon Club, were guests of the chap.
ter and took part in little pageant
showing number Of scenes from the
! life of George Washington.
! Mrs. Walter w Husband, national
and State chairman of the Amcricanism
/ committee. N. s, y. 4. r., made brief
address on the work in education among
| the foreign born in the District Of
Columbia. TO which the d. A II. chap
| tiers contribute
The Mary Washington Chapter CClc-
hrated the thirty-fifth anniversary of
its organization at the washington
Club on Tuesday evening,
The speakers were Col. Oliver Robin
son and William Tyler Page. who ad-
dressed a distinguished audience OF
national and State officers ard chap
ter regents of the D, A, r., as we'll as
members of the organization md their
friends The singer. Mrs Marie c.
Deal. accompanied at the piano b.
/ Paul w. Fishbauch, gave several songs.
] which were received with great appre-
citation by the audience.
The Judge Lynn Charter met Feb
! ruary ri the home Of Mrs, I. Hunton
Leith. Mrs. KinSincer, Miss kr2v and
Miss Johnson were assistant hoStcSScS.
Miss Silsbv. TIL, registrar, reported thot
the papers of Miss jean Warileltl and
Mrs. Harry Fulton he'd been accepted
at the last board meeting. The member
ship chairman. Miss Wells. presented
the name OF Mrs Nofeit. who was &C.
copied unanimously as member of
; the chapter. Final arrangements for
the chapter tea on February IS III hon
or Of Miss Price were discussed.
American Eas'e Chznter held its
February meeting n the homo of Mrs
James MoCney. $3.50 University place
with Mrs. Charles Hun; ana Mrs John
Scott as assisting hcStoSScS, The regent,
Mrs Harry D2wlina. presided. Reports
81 chapter committees ana chairlrcn Of
State committees showed that the chap
ter was active III I'll branches Of its
WORK, Tho chapter Was especially
pleased with tin report given b. Mrs
H, G. Flsfback Oh national defense
The rcgaIt gave short report on the
patriotic conference hold in Washing
ton Tor national defense
The Thomas Marshall Cha pter hc.d
Its February meeting n: the home of
Mrs. FREEZER, wife Of Capt. Freycr.
L 6, n, who gave talk on The customs
and art OF Peril Tn marvellous PANT
ines and obj1tS dart which the hostess
collected IN Fcru whom Capt. Frcvcr
was detailed there on the United States
naval mission delighted the charter
members and their guests. Mrs. Freycr
was decorated b the Peruvian govern
mont Tor her welfare work in thu prisons
and among the poor.
Miss Mary Norris NcCaba will en-
terrain the chapter in March at he-
nome In the Montana hp3rtrl ents.
American Chatter met February 2 at
IN nome OF Mrs. .. Anna Miller, 1851
Otis place. The assisting hostessMvas
Mrs. Gray. The meeting was opened
With prayer and tho salute n tn fac.
Reports OF the several committees wcrc
heard.
Army and Navy Society. Children Of
f'1c American gevoiu,ier.~~Nrx WALTZ
A Bloedo-n, wife OF Camir. W. A
bioo5orn IN. c.. e. S. ". president
Caras have boen sent out announcing
tnc next meeting 10 be held at tn.
Cur nf Colonial Danes. 1927 K str@ct
April i3' at $50 pm, parents invited
Two de!egatcs and three a!terrates vii.
be elected and the Passengers ASsocia-
ION identification certificate will b. given
Tor the April Il annual convention
Blank ballots ard lis. Of members
names have been sent to members all
over the world in order TO g!t2 each
child fair chance in the election of
oitccrs for the coming year.
LIT. C!oyd Heck Marvin. dean Of
George Washington University. and Dr..
e Clayton Terry Of Howard University
nave been interviewed with regard 10 a
student loan fund. Arrangements viii
DC discussed az the mex. meeting
MISS Mary Dorothy H0ilcr and Raw
NJ. Clark have been appointed on The
foor committee for the Na:.ona! Soclety
Children OF the American Revolution,
February 20 meeting at the WASHINGTON
Club ioT the seniors. 4 To G. white Miss
Helen May B.oedora junior president.
VIII play y!c:in s3lo. "Sitanb.r L9af "
and Theodore T.lleT. the young nia7-
wright will give one Of the Ear.onett~
plays for the juniors from until q
O'Clock All members Of til" ARMY and
/ Navy Society are invited to attend.
Gov. Thomas WelIcs Society, Children
OF the American Revolution The
Junior branch held a business meeting
Saturday. with Adelaide Beard D-rsdI-
INF. The society made contributions 70
the restoration CT Wakefield and the
WORK q: Ellis Island Mrs. Esnlg rcad
conmunication from Cfo&asnorc. n c
where the Societ" has taken a SCHOLAR
ship for Ynez W!seman.
Gen. and Mrs. Amos a Fries enter
/ tanned the seniors nt their home on
Wood!ey road, Saturday evening. About
IS members and guests attended. Hiss
Helen Carol! presided. and the dcvo-
t!ons we're In csserg" Of the chaplain
Richard Riedei
Mrs. Fred r. Dubois. who was ma
tional president Of til" G. a II 'Ga9n
Gov Thomas Wclloa Society was or
pan!2cd 10 years ago. vas Tic honor
guest. and made an addrcas
Mrs. Em!g 'announced that group
CT the members would dance q colonial
quadrillc at the George Washington Uni
vcrAity pageant bali Oh February Il AT
the May!ioWeT.
+ Piuribus unum Chapter held lis
annual rec .ptlon February > al The
home OF Mrs Harry &. Grove, past
regent, 2708 Cathedral avenue A large
number of prominent d. A. II guests
were present and several National and
d xtat
Welcomed by the regent, Mrs. Elmer r.
Curry salute 10 the flag was given .oj-
! lowed r. singing ui America. An
I entertai IN" musical program he'd been
prepared ny Mrs, William e. 'rcubner
/ Mif5 htlnabol BIRD and Walter iIpi.
81 Inc HDlt School rendered selections
/ A quartet from the Chevy Chase Chant,