Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

The American Liberty Chapter was
entertained at its March meeting by
Mrs H. B. Leary at her country home,
$500 Jones Mill road, assisted by Mrs.
H S. Ridgely, Mrs. r. B. owen and
Mrs. j. H. Small. The regent, Mrs.
w. M. MacKellar, reported a benef1t
card party had enabled the chapter TO
make gifts to various organizations.
Mrs. w. z. Richardson OF the State
historic committee reported the presi-
dent general, Mrs. Lowell T. Hobard,
had divided the United States into
SIX divisional conferences, and that
the District of Columbia was included
in Maryland, Delaware. New Jersey,
Pennsylvania. Virginia and West Viz
ginia. Mrs Harry G. Grove, State his
torian, reported that the marker IN
memory of Chief Justice Marshall on
1901 K street probably would be un-
yelled during the week OF the Cont
mental Congress. Mrs. H. s. Ridgely
announced a benefit to be held at the
National Theater April Z.
The Army and Navy Society, C. A. R.,
met March Is at the home OF Comdr.
and Mrs Hinkamp, In Georgetown, as
guests of Pieter Maddox Nelson Hin.
the National Society in the support OF
several activities planned for Wakefield,
the birthplace of George Washington.
RAY M. Clarke and Jane Cox were
chosen delegates and James Muir,
Mary Z. Orme and Aline Munson
alternates to the G. A. r. convention
In April Comdr. Bryson Bruce, y. 8. N,
exhibited pictures of native life In and
around Shanghai. The guests included
Rev. Charles Warner OF st. Aean,
Mrs Percy Quin. national president,
g. A. r.: Comdr and Mrs. Bruce, Mrs.
Paul Speicher and son, Paul Speicher,
IT.: Benjamin Miller, Catherine and
Louise Frances Booth and Billy Burcn
Descendants of '76 Chapter was en-
tertained by Mrs. Andrew L. Randell.
2021 Kalorana road. The assisting
hostesses were Mrs. F. +. Schondau
and Miss Anna s. Walton. Mrs. Con-
stance Goodman, the regent, presided.
Mrs. Edward Tarring has been APP
pointed acting State chaplain to I'LL the
Iinexpired term Of Mrs. Henry B:
Patten. Among the guests, each OF
whom made addresses, were Mrs. Low
ell Fletcher Hobart, president general;
Mrs. william Sherman Walker, vice
president general and chairman OF ma
tional defense; Mrs. Josiah Van Orsdel,
registrar general; Mrs. David D. Calo-
well, State regent: Miss Helen Hartman,
State regent-elect; Miss Nellie Grant
Ross, State recording secretary; Mrs.
J. Edgar Smith, State corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Harry c. Grove,
State historian.
Mrs. walker gave a talk on national
defense.
Susan Riviere Het1el Chapter met
March / at the residence Of Mrs. Henry
st. George Tucker. The regent, Mrs.
william T. Clerk, presided. Mrs. Bessie
w. Calm, recording secretary, read
paper submitted by Historian Mrs.
George DeHan1el Combs, Ventnor, N. j.,
on the life of Jean Antoine Houdoun.
Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke gave . report Of
the State conference and elections re-
Gently held at Memorial Continental
Hall. In which the chapter was repre-
sented by its candidate, Mrs. Calm, for
the ONCE Of State recording secretary.
Katherine Montgomery Chapter met
with Mrs. William Bonar Bell, in Ritten-
house street. The regent, Mrs. w. Ar
thur Durham, presided. The subject of
Mountain Schools" was discussed. A
$50 scholarship was given to Tamassee
Mountain School and donations to Kate
Duncan Smith and the Berry Schools.
A birthday card containing the names
of all of the members of the chapter
WHO were pfeSSnb WAS ScIG 10 MIS-.
Kempton, former registrar, who is
out of the city indefinitely. Mrs. Emma
Fannie Gibson Of Gaithersburg, Md,
WAS admitted TO membership.
Francis Scott Key Chapter met at the
home Of Mrs. Ralph Power Brown, with
Mrs. Jeter G. Pritchard assisting the
hostess. Mrs. Charles Bright, regent,
presided. Mrs. Bell gave a report of a
State meeting for better films. The
next meeting viii be held at the home
Of Mrs Charles e. Molster 1887 Law
renee street northeast.
Eleanor Wilson Chapter met at the
home of the treasurer, Mrs. H. G.
KearnS, Wakefield apartment, with the
regent, Mrs. j. G. Courts, presiding. A
paper on National Defense" was read
by Mrs. Clements. The regent and
delegate attended the recent State con.
ference and reported interesting fea-
lures Of the meeting
Monticello Chapter met Tuesday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Frank w.
RESORTS.
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