Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-03

Victory Chapel held its April meeting
at the home OF Mrs. BENJAMIN B. Hunt,
3332 Thirty sixth street. The regent,
Mrs. w. w. Husband. presided. Reports
on the recent congress were given. that
of Miss Eleanor A. LAmson, delegate,
covering the week OF congress thor
oughly. Miss Kathrina L. Harvey. State
historian, spoke on the old milestones
which mark the boundary OF the DE-
trict. Mrs. Chaplin brought as her
guest Mrs. Hinsman, State historian OF
Vermont, who spoke. Refreshments
were served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Husband and MRS. J. w. Crahtree.
Columbia Chapter met on Tuesday
| evening at the home Of Mrs. E. L.
Moore, 1921 Montague street, assistant
hostesses being Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Bladen
and Mrs. Ashby. The regent, Mrs. AL
bert B. Snavely. presided. Mrs. Will
| liam l.. Mattocks gave a report OF the
proceedings of the State Congress. A
report OF the chapters activities during
| the past year was made by the regent.
! The following officers were elected
Mrs. Albert b. Snayely, regent; Mrs.
William l.. Mattocks, vice regent; Mrs.
| william H Cole, chaplain; Mrs. Leigh
Nettleton, recording secretary; Mrs. II.
| c. Gauss, corresponding secretary: MISS
Elizabeth McNew, treasurer: Miss Isabel
Edna Myrth. registrar. and Mrs. Ellza-
! beth C.. Sloan, historian. MfS. Mattocks
MAS elected delegate.
Capitol Chapter met April %, at the
home OF Mrs. W. E. Smith. 52l Fern
| place. with Mrs. X. L. Shreiner as joint
1 hostess. The regent, Mrs. O. u. McCann,
/ presided. Report Of the National De-
| tense Council was given by Mrs. Z. c.
| Goodwin OF the State Conference by
| Mrs Mccain, and. Of the annual -.
| A. r. Congress by Mrs. G. A. Martin.
Mrs W. A. Mcmillan, recording sec
rotary OF Patriotic Education Commit
/ tee. told OF the sales room opened on
Seventeenth street during April for the
/ display. and sale OF handmade articles
/ from Lincoln Memorial University 81
/ Harrogate, Tenn, at which Cap!toi
/ Chapter had been hostess on the nrSC
! DAY OF Congress. and OF the success OF
| the project Also announced a caro-
! party at Thomas Circle Club May Is
/ proceeds to go toward the Lucy Mac
Farland" scholarship: The historian "
Mrs. c. E Macdonald, reported the d.
/ centennial celebration next year.
/ Report OF the Nominating Committee
for the coming May election was. given
/ by the chairman, MrS. Barbara a.
Smell.
/ A card party 70 be held June at
/ one Of the local bakeries was planned.
Announcement Of two pilgrimaees TO
/ historic spots was madea The first on
| May ~ t. Monticello and q three-day
trip 10 Yorktown In the Fall--this oc-
P, casion being the celebration Of the
SeSqulcentennial october 10.
Dolly Madison Chapter held Its April
meeting in the home Of MRS. william 8
/ Washburn, assisting hostesses being
Misses Graves. Mrs. A. A. BlTney, Mrs
/ E. A. VArela and Mrs. Roy II. Rankin
The regent Mrs Wilbur v. Leech, pre-
sided Appropriations were made TO th(
Girl Home Makers Chapter House fund
and $40 appropriated toward sending .
boy 10 Summer camp under the Sons
and Daughters OF the Republic. Mrs
Prank Averhill was reinstated intC
membership.
The delegate to the Fortieth Annual
Congress, N. 8. d. A. n. was Mrs. A. A
Birney; alternates, Mrs. e. A. Varela