Evening star., 1932-11-13

J. w. Buchanan were in charge OF the
festivities, assisted by the ex-regents,
Mrs. Harry B. Gauss, Mrs. G. s. Scher-
merhorn, Mrs. c. D. Haig and Mrs j.
Milton Jester; the chapter officers, Mrs.
d. M. Earll, Miss Gladys G. Sinclair,
Mrs. Stanley Titus, jr.; Mrs. Otto Law
renee, Mrs. C. N. Kyle, Miss Jean M.
Warfeld, Mrs. Robert ]. Swingle.
The State committees will hold a
country fair and dinner November 16 at
Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets.
Col. John DOneIson Chapter was en-
| tertained at its November meeting at
the home of the vice regent, Mrs. Ly-
man F. Kebler, assisted by Mrs. S. S.
| Allen. Mrs. H. c. Oberholser reported
| the october meeting of the Chapter
House Corporation. The regent read an
announcement from Mrs. Emily H.
Fleming, certifying that this chapter
had been made a member of the Ken
more Association.
| The speaker of the evening was Miss
| Cornelia Cotton, State chairman of the
| D A r. student loan fund. Mrs. Ly-
| man F. Kebler announced the bridge
breakfast to be given by the committee
on December at Meridian Mansions at
| IL o'clock noon.
The Harriet M. Lothrop Society, C.
A. r.. met at the home of Martina SOU
der, 1903 Morrison street. A program
of songs, stories, etc, was rendered py
the children. A contest for new mem
bers is being held 1t was decided to
finish paying the scholarship at CroSc-
more School. A basket will be given to
a needy family for Christmas.
Dominic Doll Society, C. A. R., met at
the home of Billy Seger, 2l6 Madlson
street Plans were made for the chap-
ter's birthday party. Guests were MRS;
Taft, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. McGinnls ana
Mrs. Bridgens The organizing preSl-
dent, Mrs. Walters, also attended.
The Radio Committee announced the
following program over Station WMAL
each Tuesday from 4 to 4:30 pm: On
November Is the speaker will be Mrs
David D. Caldwell. vice president general
from the District, who will give the
highlights of the D. A. R. pilgrimage
to Paris. Vocal selections will be fur
nished by Mrs. Erna Embrey, accom-
panied by Jewell Downs. On Novem-
Der % Mrs TonniS j. HolZberg, State
chairman of national defense embody-
ing patriotic education, will speak on
this work. Earl Nails will be the vocal
SoloiSt and will have as accompan1st
Jewell Downs. On November 20 the
program will be sponsored by the So
ciety Of the Children of American Revo-
luton. Mrs. John Morrison Kerr, ma
tional historian of the society, will give
historical sketch of the origin and
progress of the c. A. r. Juvenile mem
bers will furnish the remainder Of the
entertainment.
Mary Washington Chapter met at the
Washington Club, when a George Wash
ington film was shown. At the next
meeting the chapter will hear lecture
by Miss Janet Richards.
Major L'Enfant Chapter held its No
vember meeting at the home of Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley 2345 Ashmead place,
with Mrs William McGarry, Miss Bes-
sic Carman and Mrs. Helen M. Fraser
as assisting hostesses. The meeting
was called to order bv the regent, Miss
Margaret I. Fraser. A period Of silence
was observed in memory of State chap
lain, Mrs. Edward N. Weeks. One new
member, Mrs. Raymond Mckee Wolfe,
was introduced. Mrs. Justine Syper,
member of the society from out-of-
the three women examiners in the Nat
uralization Bureau, were also intro
duced
Mrs. Claire Wilson gave a history
of THE Progress in Naturalization
Laws" Mrs. Albert N. Baggs, chapter
delegate, read a paper of the president
general Mrs. Russell William Magma,
giving her stand for adequate national
defense