Evening star., 1928-11-18

tions with Latin America and the great
benefit which would doubtless be de-
rived from the visit to South American
countries OF President-elect Hoover.
She also spoke of the Presidents Ar
mistice day address and the reactions
there will bt in the European press.
Miss Aline SolomonS, national chair
man, D. A. r. Memorial, in reporting
progress on the proposed monument in
tribute to the four woman organizers
of the national society, called attention
to the change made by Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney in substituting Tennes-
see marble for bronze and marble, as
originally planned.
Army and Navy Chapter.-At 2:3o
pm. Tuesday the chapter will hold its
annual benefit card party at the Ward
man Park Hotel
The Dolly Madison Chapter met
! Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Arthur D. Call. with the regent, Mrs
Barnard. in the chair Aside from
/ officers reports there we're reports from
! all the State committees which have
| held meetings since the last chapter
meeting One especially enthusiastic
| report from the committee on Sons and
| Daughters of the Republic resulted IN
| the appropriation of SIS for the use CT
that committee with the children.
| 1t was unanimously voted to indorse
the ticket headed by Mrs. Hobart. upon
which a member of Dolly Madison
| Chapter, Mrs. Josiah Van OrSdell. is a
| candidate for registrar general, for pre-
| sentation to the National Congress of
the D. A. r. next April
! 1t was also voted to adopt D. C. mile
| stone No. 5, which has been without a
sponsor since the disbanding of the
John Hall Chapter
After business was completed the
chapter listened to an address by Mr..
| Call on American relations with Europe
today.
American Eagle Chapter held it's first
social meeting of the season Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Harvey B. Gram, 1850
Lamont street, with Mrs Emma Love-
| Joy Chaplin, assisting hostess. The fol-
lowing new members were welcomed
into the chapter by Mrs. E. j. Ryan,
regent: Mrs. Pearl Kinsbury HILL Mrs.
Maude A. Trewhella, Mrs. Elizabeth M
Kettler, Mrs Girlue w. Sincell, Mrs.
Mary Van Horn Riggles, Miss Marion
| Stewart. Miss Sue Valeria Wolfe, Mrs.
Margery l.. HauXhurst, Mrs. Ellen Gen.
nette Smith and Mrs. Lydia S. Noland.
| A delightful evening of bridge and 500
was enjoyed Dv thu chapter members
and their guests after which refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
Mai L'Enfant ChaDter-A meeting of
| the chapter was held November at
the home of Mrs. Irene M. Smoot, 1888
Mount Pleasant street. The speakers of
the evening were Mrs. David M. Cald-
! wall Ct0%
Beavers, vice president general of the
District of Columbia, and Mrs. James
| H. Stansf1eld of the Maj. L'Enfant
Chapter. During the business session
plans we're discussed for work for the
coming year. The chapter unanimously
| indorsed the candidacy of one of its
members, Mrs. Frederick w. Matteson,
| for the offi~e of reg 'strar general on
the ticket of Mrs. TaimadgA of Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs w Clark Noble we're also
guests of the evening,
Emily Nelson Chapter has held two
meetings since the beginning of the
year The first was held at the Ma
tional WomenS Party Building with
Mrs Helen Rapley and Mrs Gertrude
Lyons acting as hosteSSeS
This meeting was very interesting, as
| UOtIl MIS-. ocdVcIS, NICc pICSIIlCIG BCIl-
| eral. and Mrs. Caldwell, State regent,
attended Mrs. Beavers gave talk on
magazine and newspaper articles which
had come to her attention This talk
opened the eyes of many of the chap
ter members
Mrs Caldwell gave two interesting
subjects little of her time They were
foreign relations and Constitution
| Hall
Two new members, Mrs Fisher and
Mrs Herlitz, we're voted into the chap
ter.
The second meeting was held at Mrs
Bottoms home with Mrs. Henry Bolton
and Mrs. Robert acting as hostesscs.
At this meeting it was voted that
money be sent to four different COM
mittees and as Mrs. Rapley had already
contributed SO in the name of the
chapter to the immigration Manuel.