Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
d. A. r. ACTIVITIES

Southern Schools tomorrow night at 8
O'Clock at the Willard Hotel. The pro-
gram has been arranged by Mrs. Arthur
S. Field, state chairman, and Mrs. E. C.
Bittue, vice chairman for Americanism,
and presented by Miss Maude E. Alton,
principal of the schools.
The President Monroe Chapter met
November IL with Mrs. Alvin Titus,
GAIA Georgia avenue. Miss Isabel Parr
was elected corresponding secretary to
succeed Miss Jane Zimmerman, who
has transferred her membership to her
home chaptery in Frederick, Md. Mrs.
Helen p. Weldon was made chairman
of q committee to hold Q rummage
sale in the near future. Miss Kath-
rina Harvey, State historian. and Mrs.
E. v. Wilcox made addresses. Mrs.
Floyd Faber entertained with hui
morouS reading.
Constitution Chapter-Miss Helen
Harmon, State regent, was the guest
speaker at the meeting in Stoneleigh
Court Tuesday evening. Mrs. Arthur
Seaton, art chairman of the Woman's
Club, gave piano numbers. The chapter
| ton Hall for the late Mrs. Charles H
B. Fisher, for q number Of years chap
lain. New members elected were Miss
Frances Mcneil, Mrs. Eulalie Mason
| Chadwick and Miss Marie Esther Neid-
lnger. Special guests were Mrs. Frede-
rick G. Aulsbrook, from Madison, N. j.,
and Miss Marion Smelling Hall, from
Cincinnati.
The hostesses were Mrs. Irving O.
Ban, Miss Elizabeth F. Pierce, Mrs
Althea Schulz Lewis, Mrs. Rob Roy Nc
Kann. Mrs. H. F. Cary, Mrs. Frederick
I. Swift, Miss Mary Louise Wynn and
Miss May L. Fleming.
State Committee, Sons and Daughters
| Of the Republic.-A musical and tea was
given Sunday in Stoneleigh Court, with
Mrs. David G. Caldwell, vice president
general, and Miss Helen Harmon, State
regent, as honor guests. Mrs. Charles
]. Newhard gave readings, the Madrigal
Singers gave repertoire of songs and
Miss Anna B. Sloan rendered selections
on the cello. Richard Logan of the
Mount Vernon Club at Peck Chapel and
Harry McCord of the Nathan Hale Club
at Friendship House made addresses.
Miss Elizabeth Marriott Barnes, chair
man Of the committee, was assisted In
entertaining by her vice chairmen, Mrs
Arthur F. Williams, jr., In charge OF
the program; Miss Mary F.. Bickford
Mrs. p. v. Roundy and members of the
committee. Miss Harmon, assisted by
Mrs. e. Richard Gasch, regent Of Con-
stitution Chapter, presided at the tea
table.
Manor House Chapter met November
ID at the home Of Mrs. z. c. Russell, with
Mrs. w. l. Hill, Mrs. LIE Gage Pratt and
Mrs. Orlando Smith as assistant host
eSSes. Mrs. Anthony suggested the plan
OF each member advancing 81 and max
ing as much money from the original
investment as possible, all profits to be
donated to the chapter. A Committee
on Ways and Means was appointed for
the purpose OF devising opportunities for
raising money for the chapter and to
| report the progress made on each ven
| ture.
Monticello Chapter met Tuesday eve
ming at the residence of Mrs, Sasnett.
1892 Ontario place. The assisting host
esses were Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. Pipes and
Miss Jacquette; The regent, Mrs
Whitaker, presided. The chapter de-
the congress to the Constitution Hall
, fund, the per capita tax and the ma
tional dues. The members were invited
| to attend the Historical COMMITTEES
meeting Friday morning at the Willard:
also to attend the Patriotic Education
Committee meeting November "a at the
Willard.
The honor guest, DR.. Mary sloop OF
Crossnore, N. c., gave talk on the
mountain schools. Mrs. Royston St
Noble Of Barcelona, Spain, a sister of
Mrs. KraSehagen, was also a guest. The
| CroSsnore School exhibit was on display
Capitol Chapter met at the home of
the regent, Mrs. George e. Mccain
with Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Luxford and
Miss Frazier as assisting hostesseS
Miss Helen Skinner of the Student
Loan Committee told Of the silver tea
Mrs. George Hilyer. Mrs. Rittue, on
Legislation Committee, reported a bill
now before Congress to make THE Star
Spangled Banner" our national anthem
! The Committee on Americanization will
hold bazaar at the Webster School
from December / to December 5. The
Patriotic Education Committee will
have an illustrated lecture at the Will
lard Hotel tomorrow evening to demon
Strate the work done in the mountain
schools.
Mrs. Macdonald sent a report of a
milestone placed near Oxon Hill, Md,
in 1892 and recently rediscovered and
honored by the D. A. RS. A musical
program was rendered by Irvine STEM
son and by Miss Nellie Bright, con-
tralto soloist.
The guest speaker was Mrs. Theodore
Knappen.
e Pluribus Unum Chapter met at the
home Of Mrs. Frank z. Mack, 1705
Lamont street. Assisting Mrs. Mack
were Miss Lander, Miss Cooper and
Miss Ellsworth. The regent, Mrs. Har-
vey Friend, presided. The speaker was
Mrs. Grant Chase. Mrs. David Cald-
well, vice president general, q guest
also spoke. The chapter has been hon
ored by the appointment of two State
chairmen-Mrs. Harry C. Grove, Con-
stitution Hall Finance, and Mrs.
Elmer e. Curry, Genealogical Research.