Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

at the home of Mrs. B. e. Rothgeb at
East Falls Church, Va, Regent Mrs.
Charles j. Newhard, presiding.
The chairman of the rummage sale
announced arrangements were made
10 hold sale October 20.
The chapter voted to give $25 toward
paying for one of the columns of
Constitution Hall and 50 toward paying
the rent for the room used by the Girl
Home Markers on "wednesday night
when the chapter will assist at the
meeting. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs Marcus Lewis,
on Mount Pleasant street.
The Dolly Madison Chapter met
Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. z. K.
Braselton, 203 Shepherd street, Chevy
Chase, Md. The regent, Mrs. Wilbur
v. Luch, presided The chapter selected
November 20 as the date for its card
party, to be held at the Roosevelt Hotel
American Eagle Chapter met Tuesday
at the home Of Mrs. Harvey B. Gram,
1850 Lamont street, with Mrs. Emma
L. Chaplin and Miss Helen Leonard as
sisting hoStesses. The regent, Mrs.
Chaplin, presided OF especial interest
was the report Of Mrs. z. J. Ryan of the
State historic meeting The regent re-
ported the State executive meetings of
June and October. Two new members
were voted into membership, Mrs. Mar
guerite Taylor and Mrs. Myra Van
Duzen.
The State Historic Committee met
october IA in Memorial Continental
Hall, with Miss KATRINA Harvey, State
historian, presiding. Miss Harvey pre-
sented DR.. Flora Myers Gillentine, his
torian general, N. S. d. A. r., and John
Clagett Proctor as the speakers.
DR.. Gillentine presented her program
Tor the coming year. This consists of
IL major projects, any one Of which may
be undertaken by one or more chapters.
The Patriotic Education Committee
VIII meet October % at 2 O'Clock in
Memorial Continental Hall. The Ameri-
canism Committee is invited to meet
with this committee and welcome Mrs
Robert B. Dashiell of Annapolis, ma
tional vice chairman of Patriotic Edu-
cation for the Eastern Division. who
VIII be the guest speaker.
Thomas Marshall Chapter met Oc-
tober at the home of Miss Agnes
M Randolph. The regent, Miss Jessie
w. McEnery, read letter from the
president general correcting the inn
preston regarding resolutions against
the World Court. Plans were made for
the years work and committees ap-
pointed. Miss Nance gave an account
OF meeting of Constitution Hall
Finance Committee. Miss Essie Vaughn
was elected to membership contingent
upon acceptance by the national society
Mrs. Fortier was a guest of the chap
ter. The November meeting will be
with Mrs. Ethel T. Howard.
The Girl HOmemakers Committee
met at the home of the vice chairman,
Mrs. Weaver, of 1914 Q street. with
! the chairmen Of IL chapters represented.
The following officers were elected Mrs.
Susanna Y. Schaller of Samuel Gorton
| Chapter, corresponding secretary: Mrs.
Helen Montague, Capt. Wendell Wolfe
Chapter, recording secretary: Miss Dor
| othy Ellis, Abigail Hartman Rice Chap
! ter, treasurer.
! Arrangements have been made to
4 secure two rooms and a kitchenette in
! the rectory of Trinity Church, Third
and c streets, where meetings for the
| girls of that neighborhood will be held
every Wednesday night from 1880 to
| $50 o'clock. Cooking. rugmaking and
dressmaking will be taught.
I The American Liberty Chapter was
I entertained at its october meeting by
Mrs Edgar Allan, 3402 Sixteenth street,
assisted by Mrs. James Lombard, Mrs.
! w. w. Lemmond. Mrs E. A. Crump and
| Miss Allan. The regent, Mrs. william
| McKeller, presided, and gave report Of
her trip to the Hawaiian Islands.
The historian chairman requested all
to attend the State meetings and bring
copies of old wills. land grants, etc,
which had not been published, to be
sent to the Genealogical Committee
Mrs Beuckhart of the Ways and Means
Committee announced a rummage sale
December 3 and and a card party
later. The chairman of the Student
Loan D. A. r. Committee said she was
trying to raise fund for the George
Washington University scholarship anC
that each member had pledged to raist
SIS outside of her chapter. Mrs. Hill.
yer of this committee announced sh'
would give a silver tea November /;
from 4 to o'clock for this benefit
Mrs. James Lombard reported on thu
Mary Land Allan scholarship fund a.
the Lincoln Memorial University. Mrs
w. l.. Reid, former regent of jane
winston Chapter, in winston Salem
N. c., gave history of the working
Of the d. A. r. in North Carolina. Mrs
Lemmond and Mrs. Lombard presided
; in the dining room. 1t