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

The bazaar In December was q sue.
cess In spite of the very stormy day ana
the chapter thanks all friends who
patronized them and showed their in
terest A neat sum was netted also
from the sale of Christmas cards.
The following objects received dona-
lions: AmericaniZation, $40; Sons and
Daughters of the Republic. 81; Con-
stitution Hall and Revolutionary Relics,
So: extra fund for Constitution Hall,
$40; Valley Forge Historical Associa-
ton, IS; balance on Capitol Chapters
chair In Constitution Hall, SIS; Ken
son Memorial, $40, and Institute OF
Practical Arts, IS.
Continental Chapter.--The January
meeting was held Monday at the home
OF Mrs. M. Williams, corresponding sec
rotary. Those assisting the hostess
we're Mrs. Carrie Allen, Mrs. @. Wo-
mack, Miss c. Meek and Miss F. john
son. The regent. Miss Annie Alexander.
presided and the meeting opened with
prayer and salute to the flag. The
order of business included election of
the delegates and attendants to tho an
nual congress. as follows: Miss Mary
Durham. delegate; Mrs. Thomas ID.
Whyte. first alternate; Mrs. Howard
Middleton. Mrs. Lillian Mcmillan and
Miss Frances johnson. Alternate to the
regent. Mrs. Grace Womack, Mrs. Hills
Mrs. Minnie Peterson, Miss Bertha
Dana. A gift Of $25 was made to the
Constitutional Hall fund It was
voted to give 81 for conservation and
thrift. Mrs. Thomas D. Whyte re-
ported that the card party, to be given
February IL at the Washington Hotel
has every prospect of being a success
The patronesses are Mrs. Calvin Cool
idge, Mrs. A. Brosseau, Mrs Eli Hell
mick, Mrs. John Beavers. Mrs. Jones
Wiley. Miss May Durham proposed
the names of three prospective men,
bers. Mrs. Marian Howe Price, Mrs
Hazel Kirk Haggett, Mrs. Freena Able
Five dollars was given in payment on
the clock In the district room of Cont
mental Hall A vote of thanks was ex-
tended to the managing director of the
Washington Hotel for the courtesy in
contemplation Of the card party.
guest OF the evening was Mrs williams
daughter, Mrs Af1iert. who furnished
the music. a piano solo. The meeting
adjourned ana social hour enjoseC
while refreshments were served in the
dining room.
Army and Navy Chapter.-A care
party will be given by the chapter
Thursday. February 49, at Wardmar
Park Hotel. An attraction will be the
sale of articles sent by chapter men,
bers from ali over the country. Dis.
tinguished patronesses will sponsor the
affair.
Potomac Chapter will give a caro-
party February 2 in Chestnut Farm:
Auditorium. Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. John F. Little, 1910 Varnum
street.
Gov. Thomas Welles Society. Children
Of the American Revolution.-Mrs.P Pau
Lesh entertained the junior branch
Saturday afternoon at her home. 282(
Thirty-seccnd street. Adelaide Beard
the vice president. presided. The com
m!ttee on scrapbooks reported Is sem
to Founding Hospital and gifts o.
clothing provided for a family OF eight
at Christmas. The members brought
contributions for the kindergarten work
carried or by the C. A. r. missionar,
take a scholarship at Crossnore. N. c
j The Ode to the Flag was given. with
Jane Lesh as color bearer. Adelaide
Beard gave Rotations. Jacquelins
Churchill talented young pianist. rem.
dered selections Josephine Davis wa!
awarded the prize for the best New
Year resolution. Mrs. Lucy Claughton
new State director OF G.. A. r. work
! made an address after which thu
hostess served refreshments.
The Senior Branch met Saturday eve.
; ming at the home of Mrs. H. l.. Raglanc
in Cleveland Park. Mrs Leila D. Emig