Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01

Oul Flag Chapter met Tuesday after
noon at the Cosmos Club, with Mrs.
Albert M. Walker, Mrs. F. w. Brandes,
Mrs. Ebbett Turner and Mrs. B. O. UNI
hau as hosteSseS. Mrs. Walker, the re-
gent, presided.
Mrs William j. La Varre announced
the Girl Homemakers' Club would hold
silver tea February 3 from to 6
o'clock and from 8 to 10 o'clock at 2l9
c street. A series of card parties for
the Americanism Committee will be
held monthly at the Women's City CLUB,
beginning February 19 at 2 pm.
Mrs. ]. Caldwell jenkins, recording
secreatry, and Mrs. Howard l.. Hodg-
kins spoke.
The State Committee, Sons and
Daughters of the Republic, met Janu-
airy % at the Mount Pleasant Library.
Miss Elizabeth Mallott Barnes, State
chairman, presided. Reports were made
on Christmas party given by the COM
mittee to all the clubs at Peck Chapel.
All the clubs of the Sons and Daugh-
tiers made plans at their January meet
ings for the celebration of Lincoln's
birthday anniversary. Mrs: P. V.
Roundy,, Mrs. Arthur F. William, Jr.;
Miss Isabel Bobb, Miss Mary F. Bick-
of the meetings.
It was announced that the annual
celebration by all the clubs of George
Washington's birthday anniversary VIII
be held at Peck Chapel February 20 at
8 pm. There will be music by the
Navy Band and special features by the
club members.
The special guest speaker was Mrs.
r. Winston Holt State chairman OF the
D. A. r. for National Defense.
The Girl Home Makers Committee
will sponsor a silver tea at the Girls
Club, 219 c street, February 3, from 4
to o'clock. A reception will be given
in the evening from to 10 O'Clock, with
Mrs Gray Walters, State chairman,
heading the receiving line.
A feature of the tea will be songs by
Rena Munari, Egla Munari, Julia Mum
ari, Bertha Mae Toye, Elizabeth Main,
the children who attended the flrst
meeting this year. Patricia BlelasKl
Mary Stopper, Cara Kitchen and Peggy
Layton, four of the older girls, will as
sist in serving.
Columbia Chapter met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. H. C. Gauss, 1915 Calvert
street, assistant hostesSes being Mrs.
Forterfleld, Mrs. Savage and Miss Hol-
brook. The regent Mrs. Albert B.
Snavely, presided. The chapter was
presented with a flag and standard by
Mrs George Middleton.
The following alternates were elected
to attend the D. A. f. Congress: Mrs.
]. N. Harper, Miss Janey Holbrook, Miss
Nellie Grant Ross, Mrs. George Middle
ton. Mrs. r. A. Porterfield, Mrs. Jason
Waterman, Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mrs.
j. F. Rice, Miss Isabel Myrth and Miss
Dora Bailey. Mrs. William L. Mat
tocks is the elected delegate.
During the social Miss Elizabeth
Waters. accompanied by Mrs. Rice.
State music chairman, sang group OF
songs.
Richard Arnold Chapter met at TIL
den Gardens with Mrs. j. Franklin
Gross. Mrs. Mary B. Benson, Mrs.
Helen B. Brown and Miss Mary S. Bel
den. hostesses. The regent Mrs. Lee
R. Pennington, presided. Miss BERTHE
Packet reported on the Christmas
party of the Girl Homemakers Commit
tee. The resignation of Miss Pearl
Heck as recording secretary was ten
dered.
The following members were elected
to serve as alternates: Mrs. j. Frank
lin Gross, Mrs. Randolph Hopkins, Mrs.
w. Golden Carter, Mrs. Mary B. Ben
son. Mrs Ella Espey, Mrs. Aaron Gott-
shall, Mrs Edward l.. Montgomery,
Miss BERTHE Packet, Mrs. Benjamin
Grady, Miss Edythe Northup.
Mrs. Arthur Field, State chairman of
patriotic education; Miss Ramona New
man and State Historian Miss Katrina
Harvey made addresses.
Guests included Mrs. Ferguson. a
vice chairman of Americanism; Mrs.
H. e. c. Rainey and Miss Rainey. Mrs.
James Slit: Mrs. Mcleod. Mrs. Ray