Evening star., 1930-11-30

Magruder heirlooms and antiques. Sup.
per was served by the hostess.
The Girl HOmemAksr,s Committee
will meet at the home Of the vice
chairman, Mrs. Weavers, 1914 q street,
Tuesday at o'clock.
Meetings of this committee are held
at the rectory Of Trinity Church, Third
and c streets. every Wednesday night
at o'clock for the girls Of that neigh
borhood.
Three subchairmen have been an-
more competently. Mrs. Weaver OF
Little John Boyden Chapter, chairman
Of Finance; Mrs. Lovett Of Dorothy
Hancock Chapter, chairman of Con.
tact, and Mrs. Montague of Capt. Wen
dell Wolfe Chapter, chairman OF En-
tertainment. ANY member Of the
d. A. r. desirouS Of working on any
Of these committees call Mrs. Walters,
State chairman.
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter met
November as at the home Of Mrs. Ruth
Bryarly, 6931 Ninth street. The regent,
Mrs Ada Mills Payne, presided. The
international bazaar viii be held az Sns
Americanization School from December
/ to 5, inclusive. Plans were made Tor
holding card party in March. An
address on Silversmithing was given Dy
Mrs. Stuart Northrop.
Columbia Chapter.-The November
meeting was held Tuesday evening az
the home of Mrs. James Henry Harper,
708 East Capitol street. The assisting
hosteSses were Mrs. Jennie Dove, mrs.
Porterfield, Miss Myrth and Mrs. DICK
son. The regent, Mrs. Albert B. Snavely,
presided. Miss Barnes. State chairman
Of the Sons and Daughters OF the re-
public, gave an address.
Guests Of honor were Miss Helen Har-
mon. State regent, Mrs Caldwell, vice
president general, and several State ofn-
GERS and chapter regents. Mrs. Rector
| of the Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter
sang a group OF songs.
The Mary Bartlett Chapter met No
vember 81 at the home of the American
Association Of University Women, Mrs.
Frederick W. Ashley, regent, presiding.
Mr.. Ashley gave an address on the
Gutenberg Bible, which, with o col
lection of other rare books, has recently
been purchased by the Library OF Con-
gress.
The State Historic Committee met at
the Willard Hotel November Al. Miss
Kathrina Harvey chairman; Miss Bas-
sett, historian of Victory Chapter, and
Mrs. Baker of Dolly Madison Chapter
Miss Janet Richards gave a talk on
High Lights of the Revolution"
Federal City Chapter met at the home
| of Miss EStelle Price, vice regent, Tues
day. A letter was read from the Mary
vile College, Maryville, Tenn. thank
ing the chapter for tuition for the firSt
semister for its scholarship which ac-
1 SxFaA
Miss Lula Mae Constock gave talk on
the Passion Play"
The Patriotic Committee met In the
Willard Hotel Monday evening. The
story of the Americanization School for
the foreign born and the work done for
the underprivileged American born was
told and the nature and value of the
work was illustrated by a program of
music, speaking and slides.
The following program was given by
students of the AmericaniZation School
under the direction of Mrs H. G. Vasa
and Mrs. g. M. s. McClintock, chair
men: Address, M. Sherman; folk
songs, Elizabeth Smith; recitations,
i Morris Spiegelman; solos, Alexander
Zlatoff -Mirsky; address, Van der Kooy;
violin solo, Oscar Levine; soprano solos,
Vittoria de Andreis. Chorus, words by
Grace z. Latona, music by Robert
StaSzny, former students of the school;
dedicated to the naturalization classaa
and the Americanization School Aaso-
citation.
The work being done among the
American born Of the mountains Of the
South was explained with slides by Mrs.
William Wolf Smith.
Marcia Burnes Chapter.-November
meeting was held at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Martin Hesse. A chapter
card party will be held January 40 ut
the New Shoreham.
The regent of the Capt. Wendell
Wolfe Chapter, Mrs. Ada Mills Payne,
and William Lesher gave addresses.
The invitation of the General Baking
Co. to hold special December meeting
as guests of the company in their new
plant was accepted.