Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-19

c. A. R.. S. r. and D. A. RS. TO be
held at Memorial Continental Hail: =,
A patriotic conference is to be hefu
January 90, 80 and 81 in Constitution
Hall at O'Clock pm. All DaugnCeEs
and their friends are invited to be pres
| ent at the opening meeting. The pres
itient general will receive the guests az
the close OF the meeting the evening OF
January %.
The Eastern divisional meeting = OF
1 the D. A. r.. of which the District OF
Columbia is a part, will hold its annual
meeting in Annapolis on February and
4. The opening meeting VIII De nelu al
10 am. in the old Senate CHAMBER Api
the State House Subsequent meetings
will be held in the Carvel Hall Hotel.
All regents. State Chairmen and chap
ter members are invited to attend.
Sarah Franklin Chapter will give a
card party on the evening OF Tuesday,
! january 20, at the National Womans
Democratic Club. 1925 New HampshLe
| avenue. For RESTRICTIONS phone the
regent. Mrs. Rose Dodd Mulcare, 1907
Rhode Island averue Phone North 1923.
American Chapter, D. A. R.-The
last meeting OF the chapter was held
JANUARY IL in the paarIors OF KY Build
ing, Government Hotels. Fifteen MEM
/ bers and several guests were present.
| The regent, Mrs Thomas Farls, pre-
sided Business transacted nclaoeo a
change in the date of meeting to the
| third Tuesday OF each month from
October to May, Inclusive, the appfo-
priation OF sums OF money to the hmu
! for placing bronze doors in the new
! Constitution Hall, and to the state COM
nittee for America riization and the
selection of alternates to the National
Congress of the d A. r. in Aprn.
Mrs. Howard Mattingly invited the
chapter to be guests at luncheon AT ner
| home in Chevy Chase on Washington =
birthday, this to b. substituted Tor the
stated meeting OF February lib.
The program committee presented
Mrs. Fuller. VINO gave an interesting
talk on the work among the Sons and
Daughters of the Republic, and Mrs.
Ison, also guest, who gave two anus
Miss Theaker and Miss Whitlock were
hoStesses.
r PIuribus Unum Chapter. d. A. r..
held its January meeting at the home OF
the corresponding secretary. Mrs. VIII
liam C. Tetlbner, at her home, 1861
Crescent place northwest The meeting
was called to order by the regent, Mrs.
Friend. Committee reports were given
and the budget Mas discussed ana
passed. The election OF delegates ana
alternates resulted as follows: Mars.
Elmer Z. Curry, delegate; 6rst alter
nate. Miss Harriet Lander second al
ternate. Mrs. Sylvanus Johnson: third
alternate, Mrs. Anna Rowe; fourth al
ternate. Miss Elizabeth Hartman. NTH
alternate, Mrs Frank Mack; sixth al
ternate. Mrs. C. C. Baden: seventh al
ternate. Mrs. Theodore Knappen, etghth
alternate. Miss Virginia Pattesof1: ninth
alternate. Mrs. William Teubner, and
tenth alternate, Miss Anna Grove. The
guests of the evening we're Miss Nellie
Ross. State recording secretary, and
Mrs. George Hillyer, STATE treasurer ana
Mrs Ellis Logan fYnrr4s Columbia Chap
ter, Short Informal talks were given
by Miss Ross, Mrs. HHayer and Mrs.
Logan. So
Darling were hostesses.
Irvine Wells Chapter.-The last meet
ing of the chapter was held January II
at the Wonner's University Club, Mrs.
Frank GroSyerlor, hostess. The regent,
Mrs. David Mcdonald Shearsr read
paper on THE History of Fairfax Coun-
ON February AZ the chapter will cele-
brate its second birthday with lunch
con, in Alexandra.
state Committee on America MIA ton.
Mrs. Glare Willsion will be the guest
speaker at the meeting of the commit
| tee to. be held Tuesday afternoon In the
| library of the Americani5ation School.
Tenth and H streets, at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
Alexander H. Bell, State chairman for
! the manual for immigrants and the
committee will be guests at the meet
of. np society
are invited.
/ Victory Chapter.-T home of Mrs,
Joseph Stewart 1912 Lamont street. re-
gent of Victory. Chapter, was the scene
of a special gathering on WEDNESDAY
afternoon, when the chapter entertained
| at a tea In honor of one OF Its ex-regents.
Miss KATRINA l.. Harvey, candidate Tor
the Office OF State historian, District OF
| Columbia D. A. R. In the receiving line
were the State regent, Mrs. David ID.
Caldwell; Mrs. Joseph Stewart and the
honor guest, Miss Harvey.
| Those presiding at the tea table at
half-hour intervals were Mrs. Walter
| Husband, an ex-regent; Mrs. Charles
Floyd, MRS. Arthur Field, Mrs. Frank
| Littell, Mrs. James Owens, Mrs. H. H.
Lewis, Mrs. William King and Mrs.
Thomas M, Roberts.
Lucy HOlcOmbe Chapter met Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Maude
Harris with Miss Eva Pope and Miss
Alice Sanger assisting hostesses.
Devotiopals were led by Mrs. Mar
garet Eyster, chaplain. The report of
| the budget committee was discussed and
/ the revised budget adopted. The followA
ing were selected as alternates to the
+ Coptinental Congress: Mrs. r. e. Cum
ningham, Mrs. Charles S. Richardson,
Mrs. j. T. Huddle, Mrs. Cornelia Cot
ton, Mrs Joseph +. Lyvers, Mrs John
w. Conway, Mrs. Margaret Eyster,
Mrs. Maude Harris, Mrs. w. w. Stew
art and Miss Mary Anderson.
Miss Alice Sanger gave an interest
ing sketch on The American Flag" at
the close of which she displayed the
flags from Alaska and the six States
which are represented in the chapter
Miss Sanger is largely responsible for
the. collection Of State nags which
adorn the court in the Post Office Build
ing and is considered somewhat an au-
thority on flags. &
Louisa Adams Chapter, ID. A. R., helC
a reception during the past week at thu
home of Mrs. Mary Allen Adams. 1T!
Massachusetts avenue, in honor OF Mis-
Helen M. Brown nominated to be chap
lain on the coming State ticket.
In the receiving line with the candi
date were Mrs. Adams, hostess; Mis-:
Mary F. Bickford, regent: Miss Cath
crime Watkins, former regent, and Mis-!
Rebecca Langford, vice regent.
There was a large attendance. Among
the honor guests were the following
State officers: Mrs. David D. Caldwell
regent Miss Helen Harman, vice re-