Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

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nenfai rnnrress X ~ hei6 n, Inri1.
The tonic for disc,ission At this riaeefinc
was sThe American indian. ana the
speaker Lewis Merriam of Kensington.
lplanation 81 the indian side ~ the
ns,,estinn frnm fhe ART set sti N
America Refreshnnents were seryed 81
the hostess after adiournrner,t. I
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the Frances scott CHAPTER was en-
tertained. March ~ ny mrs. walker ii
Martin ct her home on Kl6otirre place,
MRS. FRANK braoley BEL ana 11iS
Percy Daniel were JOINT hostessee. Inc
regent, Mars. warren Emley. read . re-
port showing . numncr. OF members
ADDED 70 the cnapter, no deaths ana no
transfers, all opligations 70 national So
ciety paid up ana sunstantial balance
IN treasury.
Mrs. Harvey y: sargent read pa
per on Anieracanlsm - IS. y 6. -. 81.
MRS. Amos 9. Wni!e nonofery men,
Mich. was present. Other guests were
Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. winthrop Alex
andef OF the; Jersey Blue Chapter ot
New Jersey: Mrs. Carey Hodgson Of the
George Clinton Chapter of wilmington
Ohio, and Mrs. Nancy B. Thomasson Of
washington. M
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Y Rluribus Unum Chapter held. tts
monthly meeting March IL at the home
Of Mrs. Howard Gamble. 1915 Kenyon
street. with Mrs. Dimon and Miss
Darling as assisting fostesses. The re-
gent. Mrs. Elmer Z. Curry, presided
and read her yearly report Of the chap.
before the annual meeting Of the STATE
conference, March =. Interesting. re-
norts were given nv the oficers and
rcr,r,,ttss sc1,airrren ~ the Gtata ~,0rlr
sirc. ths isst ,,scnthiv rssstir~ Ths
sr.s s,,,.r,, rs,sort $500 : yrccr al.
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ference. The proposed state budget for
the District Of Columbia was presented
by the regent and thoroughly discussed
by the members. action on the same
being left for the April meeting. ABB
sence of the chaplain, Mrs. Pfeiffer. and
three other members. because Of illness
was noted and the secretary instructed
TO write letters of sympathy to them
The rseistrsr TenorteS nne resirnstinr
and one transfer. also receint Of The
M nsrs NJ Mise cstharine Il RnsettS
TJiii ~ Ashev;Ile ~ n whose r,,otheI
And srandn,other are hoth n,emhers AZ
tbn chsntsr Cyedentiaj insfr,,rtion,
MAJ. rssd ana reCistystior r.rSs S1is.
.rs,,.,..S - az $500. srA .Itsrrsts.
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,s s.e r rsSuss s a,.s, ~ az y. .,Hs.
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"a Ine cusiness me- - A.Ss va 1.e -.
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was introuuceo - ING speaNgr " s,,s
evening. Mise neim eave 1aLk ~ Oii !.
penoing curing tne Eecent session .,
congress N Wnlcn the nationai OF Iocai
p. A. r. mas taken an active interest,"
refreshments were served oy the noSt-
esses during the pleasant social hour
which followed. -t-
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gay. MaIcn a.. wa.n osan .ss i p M
peIs ana tneLI suesCs ~ sne ss;"ss;
ho,e,; "a. As .ns cnapssl W 80 , o.sas y
the tnirteentn mAestone. IA tnlS nstan ~
the number nemg 9 LUCKY one g ~
evening was oengntIuny Spent. AZ ~. W
party gatneTed apout tne taoie tnsy
stood ior saNte 70 the nag sno Nay'
er ny Tine cnapialn. ME; =. =. opsos.
sided and the State regent, Mrs. David
! D. Caldwell. was the guest Of honor
The decorations were appropriate to the
peas and pussy willows. After the din
ner Albert Lindsay entertained :wltn
piano solos, Melville Lindsay played
several violin selections ana MrS. Mel