Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-20

which she Is State chairman. Refresh
mentS were served by the hostesSes,
Mrs. Teubner, Mrs. Sinnott and Miss
| Patterson.
Monticello Chapter met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
| B. Whitaker, 1889 Twenty-Seventh
street Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Henry A. Vale and Mrs Katharine S.
Gill. The regent, Mrs. A. E. T. Hans
mann, presided.
The meeting opened with prayer by
the chaplain, Mrs. Frank w. Garden,
and was followed by the usual patriotic
exercises.
Mrs. Hansmann read tribute to Mrs.
James H. Wiley and the chapter stood
in silence in respect to her memory.
| The minutes Of the previous meeting
were approved and the report of the
treasurer accepted. The registrar, Mrs.
| Frank Bourn, reported two members
transferred to other chapters and six
new members added to it, Mrs. ]. r.
Pipes, Mrs S. E. Kramer, Mrs. NJ K
Armstrong, Mrs. Maud Bowman, Miss
Gertrude Blaisdel and Miss Helen
Baker.
Mrs. Charles P. Benns, reporting for
! the State historic committee, Stated
that after prayer the meeting adj
| journed out of respect for Mrs. Wiley.
| Mrs. A. H. Ulm brought a report of
| the better films committee, speaking of
| the Federal moving picture conference
as reported by Mrs. Frank Morrison at
the committee meeting. She also
stressed the idea of the committee of
helping to advertise the good pictures
| by talking about them and letting the
bad ones go unmentioned. Mrs. BennS
told of the meeting in Memorial Conti-
mental Hall, which was addressed by
Representative Stephen G. Porter.
Mrs. Frank w. Garden said the potri-
otto education committee had made q
plea for clothing and books Tor The
Southern industrial schools.
Mrs. Hansmann announced the card
party to be given January Is at the
Willard for the benefit of the chapter
house fund.
Mrs. S. B. Woodbridge was elected
delegate to the Thirty-eighth Cont
mental Congress. The following were
elected alternates: Mrs. F. w. Garden
Mrs. w. D. Baker, Mrs. F. E. MacNeil
Mrs. E. c. SaSnett, Mrs F. B. Whit
aker, Mrs. K. M. Jaquette, Mrs. C. p
Benns. Mrs. w. S. Watson, Mrs. Fred
erick Knoop and Mrs. Frank Bourn
The meeting adjourned for pleasant
social hour.
| Lie Chapter Ildu DIS lLS guests MIS-
Charles S. Grindle and Miss Pauline
Whitaker.
The American Liberty Chapter was
entertained at its January meeting by
Mrs. William L. Bruckart in her home
4453 Greenwich parkway, Foxhall vii.
lage, assisted by Mrs. l.. H. Hannah and
Mrs. Charles F. Wilbur, jr. 1t being a
perfect day, there was large attend
ance. The regent, Mrs. H. S. Ridgely
presided. After patriotic exercises, tile
regent brought New Year greetings to
the chapter.
Owing to the holidays, reports were
brief. The report of Mrs. H. B. Meloy
the treasurer, was read Mrs. H. l.
Hannah of the historic committee re-
ported the resolutions passed by that
committee on the death of Mrs. James
Wiley, ex-State regent. The report
from the girl homemakers' committee
showed that the chapter gave the first
donation to that cause. Reports showed
that the chapter had raid its quota to
all committees and made many more
donations to other causes. Contribu-
tons were then made to the Chapter
House Corporation and the quota to the
| fund for the founders and organizers
memorial of the N. S. D. A. r. The
chapter voted its appropriation of $50
to the Mary Land Allan scholarship
fund at the Lincoln Memorial Univer-
sity. Mrs. Edgar Allan reported that
she. assisted by Miss Eleanor Hall, had
sent in the name of the chapter two