Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02

the Parrot Tea Room. Miss Mae Stew
enson, the hostess, entertained the
chapter at q luncheon prior to the
business meeting. Mrs. Ida j. Kinsell,
was Mrs. Noble Newport Potts, vice
chairman Of the National Defense
Committee, who gave a talk ON national
defense. Mrs. Harry j. Green. vice
regent Of the chapter. gave q report on
the eastern division conference. D. A. r.,
which was held at Atlantic City, N. j.
Plans were made for the work and
study to be followed for this season and
hosteSseS were selected for the different
meetings. Other guests were Miss Ruth
Kelly, Miss Mary Jean Kelly and Miss
Hester Rayner, all members of the Key
stone Society Of the Children of the
American Revolution. The meeting
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Morris
Kistler November Is.
The Maj. william Overton Calls
Chapter met at the home of Mrs
Thomas Temple Hill October 81. The
following were present: Miss Jennings,
Mrs. T. T, Hill. Mrs. Alfred Mcdowell,
Mrs. Wooster and Miss Helen Wooster.
Mrs. M. de Clare M. Berry, Miss Carey
Peachy. Miss Sallie G. Colvin, Mrs. Ed
ward Marthill, Miss Ida Hammond
Mrs. D. w. Thayer and Mrs. Shane
The regent Miss Jennings presided
The reports were encouraging. New
bylaws were agreed to, subject to ap-
proval next month. Mrs. John M
Beavers was honor guest.
Miss Harmon, State regent, sent
letter of regret that she was unable to
be present. Mrs. Harry C. Grove had
expected to be there, but unfortunately
broke an arm and was unable to attend
A letter from Mrs. Mildred c. An
derson, national parliamentarian, sus-
tanning the election of June 81 was
read by Miss Hammond, corresponding
secretary.
Monticello Chapter met October 81 at
the home of the regent, Mrs. Frank B.
Whitaker, 1926 Twentieth street. The
assisting hostesSes were Mrs. Knoop,
Mrs. Gill and Mrs. Bowman.
Mrs. Whitaker presided. Reports Of
the officers and committees were heard
and members told of their Summer
trips. Mrs. Hansmann reported her
trip to the divisional meeting at At
lantic City. Two members made his
torical pigrimages to Virginia. Mrs.
Woodbridge to Richmond, Wakefield and
Stratford, and Miss White to Williams
burg, jamestown, Yorktown and Peters,
burg. Mrs. Grindle visited st: Angus
States.
Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Frye were guests.
The Ellis Island Committee met Oc-
tober 8 in Memorial Continental Hall
with Mrs. Thomas H. Faris, State chair
man. presiding. An address by Miss
Helen Hartman. State regent, explain
ing in detail the work incumbent upon
the committee was greatly appreciated
by the IS members present.
Miss Nellie McMichael, vice regent,
Maj. L'Enfant Chapter, spoke of the
work from the committee organization
to the present, and for the guidance
Of the committee exhibited specimens
Of the work executed by the detained
personnel from contributed materials.
The Maj. william Overton Calls
Chapter, ID. A. R., met October 81 at
the home of Mrs. Thomas Temple Hill.
The following were present: Miss Jen-
nings, Mrs. T. T. Hill, Mrs. Albert Nc
Dowell, Mrs. Wooster, Miss Helen
Wooster, Mrs. William L. Woodward,
Mrs M. de Clare M. Berry, Miss Carey
Peachy, Miss Sallie G. Colvin, Mrs. Ed
ward Marthill. Miss Ida Hammond, Mrs
D. w. Thayer and Mrs. Shane. The
regent, Miss Jennings, presided.
The reports were encouraging. New
bylaws were agreed to, subject to ap-
PiOFuA VA tiAC CAtdpISI dL Tie next meet
ing. Mrs. John NJ. Beavers was honor
guest.
Miss Hartman, State regent, sent re-
grets that she was unable to be present
Mrs. Harry G. Grove had expected to be
there, but, unfortunately, broke her
right arm and was unable to attend.
letter from Mrs. Anderson, national
parliamentarian, was ready sustaining
the election Of officers on June 81 last.
A social hour and refreshments followed
the meeting.
Columbia Chapter met at the home
of Mrs. John H. Ray, 1929 Reno road,
on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ray was as
sisted by Mrs. G. G. Hill, Miss Lula
Keene, Mrs w. w. Wallace and Miss
Wallace as hosteSSes. The work of the
various State committees was reported
by the respective representatives, who
showed a marked interest In all activ-
tiles.
Mrs. Adams Mcllister. State chair
man of bAetter films, gave an interesting
report Of the work carried on by this
committee. The regent, Mrs. Albert B.
Snavely. presided over the meeting