Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09

The state COMMITTEES, Of the Sons
and Daughters Of the Republic,
u. A. H., will entertain at q musicale
and tea in the studio Of the District
League Of American Pen Women
etoneleigh Court, this afternoon at.
O'Clock. All d. A. r. officers have
been invited to attend
The committee music chairman, Mrs.
Arthur r. williams, has arranged q
p&sgram, as follows: Cello solo, Miss
Alma B Sloan, accompanied by Mrs.
Elizabeth g, Sloan; selections BY the
Madrieal Singers, Mrs. John Milton
sylvester, director: Miss Water, Mrs,
Rice, Mrs. Bond-Smith. Mrs. Coping,
Miss Hughes, Miss Hedgecock and Miss
Ierch. Readings BY Mrs. Charles j.
Newhard and other musical selections
complete the program. ".s.f
Miss Elizabeth Marriott Barnes, State
chairman Of the Sons and Daughters
Committee viii receive. assisted by
The members of the conimittee.
victory Chapter was entertained at
che home Of Mrs, Chester B. Watts,
1898 Thirty-seventh street, october ~.
The assisting toStesSes were Mrs.
Lucius Chaplin and Mrs. Thomas M.
Roberts. The regent, Mrs. w. w. Hus-
band, introduced the guest speaker,
Mrs. George F. Bowerman, who gave
Family" Mrs. David D. Caldwell, vice
president general, and Mrs. Joseph
Stewart. former regent, spoke OF their
trips to the annual meeting Of the
Eastern Division d. A. r.
A benefit card party was held at the
home of the regent Octob" 81. Pro-
ceeds will 70 toward the scholarship
maintained by the chapter.
Richard Arnold Chapter met No
vember at the home of Mrs. r. e. L.
Hall, 28l9 Twenty ninth street, with
the regent, Mrs. Lee r. Pennington, Jr.,
presiding She announced the death OF
Mrs! Sharp, q charter member OF the
chapter, and Mrs. Grace Porter Hop
kins represented the chapter at her
funeral held November 4.
A marker similar to the one to be
placed on the grave Of Richard Arnold,
Revolutionary soldier, by the chapter
was exhibited. The sum of $40 was
voted. for q column at Constitution Hall.
Mrs. Gross, vice regent, described the
work and aid given by the Americaniza-
ton School. Miss Olive Harrington,
who is arranging the year book, de-
scribed the meeting held at Mount
Pleasant Library. and said that 4S boys
had been sent to camp by the Sons and
Daughters, and announced q musicale
tea at Stoneleigh Court this afternoon
&C 4 O'Clock, November 9.
tcrian, was guest speaker and enter
tanned the chapter by description of
the recent Regional Conference held at
Atlantic City and spoke of historic
spots In the District.
Livingston Manor Chapter celebrated
Halloween with card party at Mount
Eagle. Va. country home Of Mrs.
ts Topery 3 Lord rarfsl nO was r 01is
decorated.
ABIGAIL Hartman Rice Chapter met
ct the home Of Mrs. Dorothy Dietrich,
142T Longfellow street, Miss Roberta
Belie Galloway, regent, presiding. Miss
Ramona j. Newman, vice regent, gave
q report on the conference Of the East
ern division ct Atlantic City. She also
reported progress regarding plans for
the annual continental bali and card
Party TO be held November 81 ct the
Shcreham Hotel. Mrs. Joseph @. Card
ner reported that the Committee on
Patriotic Education would apply the
money donated By the chapters this
year 70 the Kate Duncan Smith and
Tarnassee Schools. Each member Of the
Student Loan Fund Committee, Mrs. q.
W. Miller, chairman, has been requested
to donate IS toward the work this year.
The National Defense Committee, Mrs.
u. winston Holt, chairman, met Novem-
Der I, At Q O'Clock at the washington
club.
Mrs. r. v. wilcox, recently returned
from Russia, gave interesting informa-
ton concerning conditions In that coun-
Try. The committee voted to send .
letter Of coincidence TO the national
chairman, on the recent loss Of her hiis-
hand, william Sherman Walker.
MRS. George Hillyer, IT., State chair
man of the Student Loan Committee,
has issued invitations to q silver tea
&c her home, 1868 Columbia road,
November Is, from to o'clock. The
tea Is for the benefit Of the George
Washington d: A. r. Student Loan
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