Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08

r. Bell and Miss Mildred O'Neill were
hostesses. Mrs. Downey gave histori-
cal explanation Of the paintings on the
walls of the dining room executed by
the famous artist Hauenstein, which
depict scenes in the history and life
of the early days of Maryland. Mrs
John W. Townsend, chairman of enter
tainment, gave report Of the recent
benefit bridge held BY the chapter at
wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. William
Sherman Walker, honorary member,
spoke. Mrs. w Wayne Wirgman and
Mrs. Robert Grove were also guests CT
the chapter.
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter met
November at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Endicott, 1921 Thirteenth street north
east. The vice regent, Miss Pomona j.
Newman, presided. Plans were made
for the annual chapter ball, at the Ken
nedy-Warren Apartments, November 81
Mrs. Jasper Belle gave an illustrative
talk Of the Yorktown Bicentennlal Cele-
bration. which she attended.
Army and Navy Society, c. A. R
Ray Clarke junior president, opened
the meeting, october 81, at the home
of Maj. and Mrs. Munson in Hyattsville
At his request heads were bowed in sin
cere respect ID Mrs. Fred du Bots, an
honorary national president, who died
last Summer. Reports and pictures Of
the Yorktown pageant and of the Sum-
mer outing at the Army, Navy and Ma
rine Cou..cry Club were given by Misses
Jane and Helen Cox.
Members and guests at this party at
tended in costume, and Halloween
games were playeo. Miss Helen Mae
Bloedorn was awarded the first prize in
D peanut contest.
Parents or friends of the society de-
string to attend the benefit bridge party
given by District c. A. RS, November
II, at the home of Mrs. Wagner on
Langdrum Lane, in Chevy Chase, Md,
may notify Mrs. Ormond Cox, Wiscon-
sin 4070
Federal City Chapter met Tuesday
night at the home of the regent, Miss
Estelle Price Money was appropriated
to pay the first semester tuition OF
the scholarship for the student the
chapter is helping at Maryville Col
lege Miss Nette Herrick gave talk on
Lake Louise, Canada. Miss Estelle
Price gave description OF the fancy
House, in Frederick, Md.
The Frances Scott Chapter was en-
tertained at the November meeting by
Mrs. John E. Fowler and Mrs. Jeter
Pritchard at the home of Mrs. Fowler.
After luncheon the regent, Mrs. Ar
&llaav, a lAl 10 al
meeting of the Eastern States at Phil
adelphia later in the month was an
ncunced and that Mrs. Warren Emley.
O member and former regent of the
chapter, will be one of the two pages
from the District of Columbia serving
at this meeting
Miss Katrina Harvey, State historian,
State chairman of the Sens and
Daughters of the Republic Committee,
were the guest speakers. Miss Harvey
gave a talk on The Trip to York
town" Miss Barnes gave information
regarding her work among the children
of the city, also told of the first con-
vention that the clubs will hold in
Der IL ct 2:3o pm.
Mrs. Percy Daniels and Mrs. Thee
dore Uhler Of Falls Church requested
transfers to the Mount Vernon Chap
ter at Alexandria, Va.
The name CT Miss Dorothy Gould
Fowler was presented as . new member.
Girl Home Makers C0mmittee.-MisS
Helen Hartman, State regent, was the
principal speaker at meeting of the
Girls Club, held under the auspices
of the Girl Home Takers Committee,
at the parish house of Trinity Church,
Third street and Indiana avenue. Mrs
Gary Walters, State chairman, intro
duced the following teachers, old and
new: Mrs j. w. McGarry, Maj
LEnfant Chapter; Mrs. Laura T. Neal,
Manor House Chapter; Miss Florence
M. Rieger. Army and Navy Chapter;
Mrs. Francis J. Ford, Victory Chapter;
Mrs. William j. La Varre, Our Flag
Chapter; Mrs. Hazel B. Jones, Dolly
Madison Chapter; Miss Adelina Tom
1inson, American Chapter: Mrs. c. A.
Weaver, Little John Boyden Chapter:
Mrs. Gladys v. Taft, Maj. L'Enfant
Chapter; Mrs. Helen M. Montague,
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter, and Mrs
Claire Gwyn Harper, Abigail Hartman
Rice Chapter.
Girls who attended the club for the
8irst time were Estelle Sullivan, Mar
garet Bradshaw, Geraldine Duck, Joan
Whitehill, Gecrgia Miller, Margaret
Duck, Anna Mae Duck Virginia Duck,
Elfreda Poimette, Adele White, Kath-
crime Wheeler, Dorothy Philips, Mil
dred White and Dorothy Webster