Evening star., 1931-12-20

tennial Forest in the Marquette Ma
tional Forest of Michigan in September.
The following alternates were elected
for the year: Mrs. Herbert Chaney,
Miss Esther Mayher. Mrs. Childress B.
Gwyn, Mrs. Meta Miller, Mrs. Hodg-
son, Miss Jessie Lane, Miss Mamie Gull
ley, Mrs. Henry F. Sawtelle, Miss Mamie
Gall and Mrs. Rutland Root. Miss
Mayher will be hostess to the chapter
in January.
Lucy Holcombe Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. John Paul Earnest, 37l8
Huntington street. Mrs Will H. Chand-
lee and Miss Alice Short were assisting
hosteSSeS. The chapter appropriated $5
for the Girl Homemakers, in addition
to ST. for their Christmas party De-
cember % The date of the next meet
ing was dhanged to January 20
Candy donations we're collected for the
Chapter House card party January 49,
Miss Alice Sanger reported satisfactory
returns from the sale of Christmas
cards. The feature of the evening
entertainment was brilliantly lighted
Christmas tree with gifts.
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter met at
Rittenhouse street, Tuesday evening.
Assisting Mrs. Larrimer were Mrs W.
A. Fouts Mrs G. W. Hunter, Mrs. Min
ME L. Ward, Mrs. Mary W. Burton,
Mrs. M. S. Parker, Miss Sallie j. Chalk
and Miss Hazel w Montgomery. The
regent, Miss Harriet M Chase, pre-
sided.
Committee reports were given by Mrs
Katherine p. Griffith for the Ways
and Means, Mrs. S. H. McCrory for Pa
triotic Education, Miss Sallie j. Chalk
for Music, Mrs Ada Mills Payne for
Chapter House, Mrs. Alexander Bell
for Manual for Immigrants, Mrs. E. T
Thomas for Revolutionary Relics for
Continental Hall. Miss Elizabeth M.
Barnes, State chairman, gave report OF
the recent entertainment given by the
children of the Sons and Daughters of
the Republic. Rear Admiral F, c. Bill
lard, United States Coast Guard, was
the speaker. Mrs. Ted Strleby gave a
program of piano selections.
Columbia Chapter met Tuesday eve
ing at the home of Mrs. Charles B
Scott, 1913 Fifth street. assisting host
esses being Miss Braden, Mrs. Powers
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. McNulty, Mrs. Mid
dleton and Mrs Hider. The regent
Mrs. Albert B. Snavely, presided. Miss
Nellie Ross. chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee. announced a card
party was held December II at tn.
home of Mrs. J. Frank Campbell, lao
Twelfth street southeast.
Miss Sarah Keene chairman Of Con-
Servation and Thrift Committee, re-
ported that on December the chap
ter planted eight trees on Norton place
one being planted for each of the fol-
lowing new members admitted to the
chapter: Mrs Charles B. Scott, Mrs
Frank GroSvenor. Mrs Richard Powers
Mrs Charles Wheeler, Mrs James
Graham, Mrs. William Manger, Miss
Hulda Braden and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Snavely. The ceremony was attended
by Mrs. Daniel c. Walser, State chair
man of Conservation and Thrift Com
mittee; Mr.. Edwards, president of the
American Tree Association, and many
members and friends of the chapter.
Miss Helen Harman, State regent;
Mrs. Walter w. Hicks, State chairman
of Real Daughters Committee, anc
Mrs. j. Frank Campbell spoke.
Stockings were made which are to be
given to the Girl Home Makers fol
their Christmas party. Christmas carols
were sung and gifts were distributed
from lighted tree.
The State Library Committee met
Wednesday evening at the Hay-Adams
House, with the chairman, DR.. Jean
Stephenson, persiding. Announcement
was made the committee will donate {
number of books to the library of Me-
mortal Continental Hall. Among those
representatives of chapters who will
donate books are Mrs. Augustus Knight
Descendants of rs Chapter: Dolly