Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05


Memorial Continental Hall tomorrow at
1880 am. The national chairman,
AIRS. william Sherman Walker, Will
hold round table for all chapter
chairmen.
Dorothy Hancock Chapter, N. s.
d. A. R., met September % at Alta
Vista, the home of Mrs. T. r. Buchan-
an, near Beltsville, Md. Mrs. c. B.
Strong and Mrs. Royal McKenna were
joint hostesses. with Mrs. Buchanan
regent. Mrs. Z. L. Morrison presided
Plans were discussed for the benefit
card party at Wardman Park Hotel,
october %, at pm.
The State Committee, Sons and
Daughters of the Republic of the ID.
A. r., we're entertained by the State
chairman, Miss Elizabeth Barnes, at
the Pen Women's League, at Stone
leigh Court, September IS. Oficers
were elected to assist Miss Barnes as
follows: Miss Mary Bickford, vice chair
man; Mrs. P. v. Roundy, second vice
chairman; Mrs. A. F. Williams, chair
man Of music; Mrs. Adelia E. Brand,
corresponding secretary; Miss Estelle
Sawyer, recording secretary; Mrs
Thomas L. Jones. treasurer, and Miss
Gilbert Come. historian.
The clubs will meet at Peck Chapel
Friendship House the second Wednes-
day. The special subject of study for
children will be washington the Man"
the first half year, then Washington
the City" Reports were given on the
success Of the boys camp, sponsored by
the committee, 40 boys being sent to
Camp Let's this year.
The committee will meet the fourth
Friday each month and every chapter
Vrna1paknY q aCk0d tn attend send
representative from her chapter.
Our Flag Chapter is planning q card
party at the Carlton Hotel, october
II, at q o'clock. Mrs Robert NJ. Rich
ards Ii chairman Of the committee on
arrangements; Mrs. Frank Lee viii
liamS, vice chairman, and Miss jose
phine e. Prather. treasurer. Mrs. A.
H. SemmeS is in charge of printing
and Mrs. F. w. Brandes in charge of
the candy table.
Deborah Knapp Chapters officers
and committee representatives were
guests of the regent, DR.. Ella r. Fales,
at a bridge luncheon, September 81, at
her home on Grace Church road,
Woodside, Md. The chapter will meet
October IS with Mrs. Errett Wallace,
Battery Park, Md.
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter met at
the home of Mrs. A. S. Boles, 1889
Seventeenth street. During the Sum-
mer Miss Harriet Ann Mills died and
vice Regent Miss Harriet M. Chase
paid her a tribute. Mrs. Mcpherson lost
her mother also during the Summer
The historian, Mrs. McCrory, reported
placing a wreath at the statue of
BENJAMIN Franklin on Memorial day.
Boxes of clothing were sent by the
regent, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Rector and
Miss Chalk, to the Matthew T. Scott
School, Phelps, KY, where the chapter
Is educating girl. Miss Barnes, State
chairman of the Sons and Daughters
OF the Republic, gave report on the
work that had been done during the
Summer for the boys at the Y NJ. C. A.
camp. The chapter provided for sending
one boy. Miss Mabel E. Wheelock was
elected delegate for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Bell and Miss Purcell made ad-
dresses, and the historian. Mrs. Nc
Crory, reported that members of the
State Historic Committee, State officers
and others made pilgrimage to Oak
Hill the home of James Monroe, dur
ing the Summer.
Miss Helen Hartman, newly elected
regent of the District of Columbia D.
A. n, has issued a call for her first
State Executive meeting at the United
ing October 10 at s o'clock. All chap
ter regents and State chairmen of COM
nittees are eligible to attend They
are open also to any national officers of
the N. S. D. A. r. Mrs. David D.
Caldwell, formerly State regent, now
vice president general of the society,
Is the one regular national member of
the local group.
The District of Columbia d. A. r.
activities of the week include the fol-
lowing committee meetings: American
ism, Mrs. Frederick Linton, chairman;
Patriotic Education, Mrs. Arthur E.
Fields, chairman; Genealogical, Mrs.
Elmer Z. Curry, chairman, and Maya.
zine, Miss Pomona Newman, chairman.
Mrs. David D. Caldwell, vice presi-
dent general; Miss Helen Hartman
and members Of the State board,
District of Columbia, D. A. r., will
head the delegation of Daughters
leaving here october IS TO attend the
conference of the Eastern Division, to
be held in Atlantic City October 1917.
The conference will be opened by the
president general, Mrs. Lowell Fletcher
Hobart, with the hostess, State Regent
Mrs. G. Edward Murray of Trenton,
presiding. All meetings will be held in
Haddon Hall Hotel headquarters of the
conference.
A feature of the conference will be
the of1cial announcement of the
launching Of the scholarships offered to
4-H Club girls excelling in the art of
homemaking. These All Club members
represent achievement with head, heart
and hand for home as developed by the
nome extension service of the United
States Department of Agriculture Miss
Mary Z. Campbell of Arlington, Wash
1ngton State. winner Of the first of
THESE scholarships, matriculates this
week IN the Washington State College
Of Agriculture. Her record for All
9chieyement" covered a period of eight
years OF excellence in homemaking arts.
More than 100000 girls were in the
contest.
Girl Home Workers.-Mrs. Gary z.
walters, State chairman of this COM
n1ittee, will hold an informal reception
Tor the committee preceding the meet
ing October 8, at 1880 pm, at the resi-
oence OF Mrs. Clarence A. Weaver, 1914
@ street northwest. The members who
will serve on the committee are Miss
Adelina Tomlinson, Mrs. Frank H. Iden,
Mrs. w. P. Pence, Miss Roberta Patter-
son, Mrs. Justine McGrath, Mrs. Helen
M. Montague, Mrs. B. L. McNulty, Mrs.
Alfred L. Talbot, Mrs. Sallie B. Cook,
Mrs. A. G. De Voc, Mrs. j. c. Myer, Mrs.
Mabel NJ. Justice. Mrs Eliot G. Iovett,
Mrs. Robert Davis. Miss Elizabeth Hart
men, Mrs. Frank s. Curtis. Mrs. Harry
c.. Tolson, Mrs. Annie L. Graham, Miss
Rosemary Arnold. Mrs. Harry j. Souder,
Mrs. Clarence A. Weaver, Mrs Josephine
Griffith, Mrs. l.. II. Waring, Miss II
Wolfe, Mrs. Arthur F. Gordon. Miss
Agnes Bryan, Mrs. Charles w. Alien.
Mrs. William j. Lavarre. Miss Florence
Chambers, Miss Hattie NJ. Dunlap MIS-.
Susanna T. Schaller, Mrs. w. S. O'Reals.
Mrs. r. c. Bryant. Mrs Mary II. Nasuti
Mrs. John c. Cole and Mrs. ]. w. Pew