Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

r." Miss Ramona Newman sang a
group Of songs, accompanied by Miss
Margaret Davis.
Gen. Amos A. Fries gave an in
spring address on "Nationalism, while
Mrs. Fries brought message from the
national board OF the G. A. r. Mai.
Clayton Z. Emig followed with an IL
Illustrated lecture on THE Early Wan
behring's of the Continental Congress. +"
Mrs. Henry F. Sawtelle, president of
the Capital society, and Mrs. o. L..
Cox OF Army and Navy society brought
greetings. Dancing followed the social
hour.
The board of management. n. s..
C. A. R., held its regular monthly meet
ing at Memorial Continental Hall on
Thursday. Mrs. Percy Edwards Quin,
the new national president, presided.
Plans for the annual convention to be
held in April were discussed, and
MRS. gum reported continued interest
Throughout the country. The board
voted to hold its business sessions of
the convention on April Is, Is and II.
The following names for new societies
were approved: John Beatty for the
society organizing at Pueblo, Colo, Mrs
Frederick w. Haver organizing presi-
dent The Trading Post for the society
organizing at Pueblo, Colo, Mrs. Lee
Curtis organizing president. John Blue
for the society organizing at Denver,
Colo, Mrs. Walter E. Hills organizing
president. Fort Gatlin for the society
organizing at Orlando, Fla. Mrs. r. A
Scarboro organizing president. Col
Savannah, Ga, Mrs. S. c. Brandt or
ganizing president. Lady Elizabeth
Oglethorpe for the society organizing at
Atlanta, Ga, Mrs. B. c. Ward organ
izing president. Solomon Capp for the
society organizing at Tilton, N. H., Mrs
John Driscoll organizing president
Pell for the society organizing at Pei
ham Manor, N. Y, Mrs. Nathan Vida
yer Manor, N. Y, Mrs. Nathan Bell
for the society organizing at Burling-
ton, N. c., Mrs. M. j. Martin organic
ing president Tarhe for the society or
/ ganizing at Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Ken
ner Mcconnell organizing president
Champooick for the society organizing
at Salem, Greg, Mrs. LaMoine r. Clark
organizing president. Thomas H. Ben
ton for the society organizing at Cor
wallis, Greg, Mrs. William T. Johnson
organizing president. Pierre la Veren-
drye for the society organizing at Pierre
S. Oak, Miss Lucille Eldredge organic
| ing president. A total of "a presidents
and 8 organizing presidents were con-
I firmed
The following societies reported for
NAL organization: The society organ
| izing at Butte, Mont, organized January
81, with 81 members: Margaret Corbin
Society, organized at New York City
January 4, with Is members; Margaret
! Mcbride Society, organized at Aberdeen
N. c., February 1, with 9 members.
The national registrar reported the
number Of applicants admitted to be
256, representing "a States.
Conservative Party, d. C. ID. A. r..
presented its candidates for State Offices
at the reception given by the party
February IL at the Washington Club.
The following candidates for State
Offices were presented: Mrs. Albert N
Baggs for regent, Mrs. Georgia Knox
Berry for vice regent, Mrs. j. P. Saffold
! for chaplain, Mrs. Bessie Wilmarth
Calm for recording secretary, Mrs
Howard L. Bishop for corresponding
secretary and Mrs. Rose Gouverneul
Hoes for historian.
| Mrs. A. E. T. HanSmann. the candi-
| date for treasurer on the Administrative
| ticket, has been warmly Endorsed by
! the Conservative party.
Mrs. William Davis West, chairman
of the Conservative party, was assisted
in receiving the guests by Mrs. William
Sherman Walker, vice president general
from Washington State; Mrs. Katharine
White Kittredge, vice president general
from Vermont, and Mrs. David Cald-