Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23

The Major L'Enfant Chapter held its
November meeting at the home of the
regent, Mrs. Albert N. Baggs. 1924 Ash
meade place. The assisting hostesseS
were Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley, Mrs Fred
eric Keough and Mrs. Arthur Hardness.
Mrs. Frederick Matteson conducted a
short program on national defense.
Mrs. Christien was appointed custodian
Of the chapter house model and the
contributions for it. Mrs. Bethlehem
was appointed as chapter representative
to the Conservation and Thrift Com
mittee. Mrs. Corcoran was elected to
membership.
The vice president general, Mrs. Cald-
well, and the State chairman Of pa
triotic education, Mrs. Arthur s. Field.
made addresses.
Louisa Adams Chapter was enter
tanned November IL at the home Of
Mrs. Richard Clayton, 6403 Brookville
road, Chevy Chase, Md, with Mrs.
Sarah Allen and Mrs. Eleanor BANKER
as hoStesSeS. The regent, Miss Cath
crime Watkins, presided. Reports were
made by State Committee Representa-
tiveS Miss Mary Bickford, Miss Rebec-
ca Langford, Miss Ella Purdy, Mrs.
Leon Herbert and Mrs. John Buckley
Mrs. Florence Walsh gave q reading
and Miss Helen Brown reported on the
Atlantic City conference. Mrs. Elmer
Z. Curry, State chairman Of geneologi-
cal research, made an address.
The Susan Riviere Hetxel Chapter
met November ~ and was entertained
by Mrs. Godfrey Creyke, vice regent,
at her residence. The session was pre-
sided over by the regent, Mrs. William
T. Clerk. Mrs. Creyke, who had at
tended the State executive meeting, gave
an account Of current State work.
Mrs. Harding Of Long Beach, Calf,
made an address. Godfrey Creyke, jr.,
rendered songs, with Madame Susanna
Oldberg as accompaniSt. Mrs. Richard
Paulette and Mrs. G. r. McComas as
sisted Mrs. Creyke at tea.
Janet Montgomery Chapter.-Mrs.
Harry Corrick Of Kensington, Md, was
hostess at the meeting last Tuesday.
sided. The chapter discussed the mark
ing Of Revolutionary graves in the i'm
mediate vicinity and local history that
would be Of interest to the public. Miss
Elizabeth Eaton was transferred from
the Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter into
the chapter. A musical program was
rendered by Mrs. Demarest and Mrs.
Baldwin of Bethesda.
The meeting ;djourned, to meet with
Mrs. George Hane, Alta Vista, Md, in
January, at which time q special pro-
gram will be presented on national de-
tense.
Thomas Marshall Chapter met No
vember Is with Mrs. Harry Howard,
1901 Argonne place. The regent, Miss
Jessie W. McEnery, presided. Mrs.
Mary Sanford Howe Wallace and Miss
Constance Brown weI elected to mem
bership, and admission by transfer, Miss
PhippS. Tentative programs are to be
arranged for the chapter meetings, be-
ginning with the January meeting. The
chapter will meet In December with
Mrs. Coolidge in Chevy Chase, Md. The
hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Trayler.
Continental Chapter met Monday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. j. Mcdonald
Stewart, 1481 Columbia road. The re-
gent, Mrs. Stanley H. Beasley, presided.
Alfred w. Falconer, president of the
Readers Club, entertained with dialect
readings. Guests Of honor were Mrs.
David D. Caldwell, vice president gen.
eral, N. s., D. A. r., and the State
regent, Miss Helen Harmon, who gave
addresses
The Junior Division Of Capital So
ciety, Children Of the American Revolu-
ton, met November Is in the home Of
the president, Mrs. Henry Fenno Saw
telle, 600 Connecticut avenue. Miss
Mary Darnaby Scott presided. oficers
elected were: Junior president, Au-
gusta Kaufman; first vice president,
Mildred Sherman; second vice president,
Lovira Shedd; corresponding secretary,
Margaret Miller; recording secretary,
Barbara Bullard; treasurer, Katherine
Kingman; chaplain, Clara Brasel, and
color bearer and guards, Elgin Scott,
jr.; Richard GriSwold and David Ma
lone. Contributions to the society's spe-
cial birthday fund were made by Mary
Darnaby Scott, Elgin Scott Sara Jane
Montgomery Griswold. Miss Barbara
Billiard was elected to membership.
1t was voted to hold the regular meet
ings of the Junior Division on the first
Saturday of each month at 2 o'clock
at Mrs. Sawtelle's home, unless the ones
who entertain prefer the meeting at
their homes.
The next meeting will be January 3,
the regular meeting for December to
be substituted by annual Christmas
party. Contributions Of toys, games,
uOA1SJ UUOAS dIl0 CAOt4IL8 ouAUkzOAC W NC
given at this party, or sent in the boxes
that win be given by the society "a
Southern mountain children and Chill
dren's Hospital for Thanksgiving and
Christmas should be sent to Mrs. Saw
telle.
The members were given instruction
in dancing the first figure Of Capital
Society minuet by Miss Elizabeth Saw
telle. Miss Mary Darnaby Scott gave
a musical recital
Descendants of '76 Chapter was en-
tertained at its November meeting by
Mrs. Edward Tarring, 1928 Lanier place
The assisting hostesses were Mrs. George
B. Fiske, Miss Florence Redway and
Miss Ivah Richards. The regent, Mrs
Constance Goodman, presided. Mrs
josephine Rich contributed family
Bible, published In 1916, and lantern
heater used In Revolutionary times fol
Continental Hall through the chapter
It was voted to make contribution TO-
ward q scholarship at Blue Ridge In.
dustrial School The chapter plans tx
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