Evening star., 1932-10-30

ings by Miss Rosemary Arnold and OF
original poems by Miss Mable Vincent
was presented Mrs. TOnniS HolZberg.
State chairman of national defense,
gave a talk on the various phases OF
her work The guests of honor were
Mrs John N. Beavers, national chalr-
man OF building and grounds ana cor
responding sCcre ary general, and MIS-.
Je3n Iabat. State corresponding Secre-
t2-y. both making addresses. Add
tioncl guests we're Miss DunningtCn and
the Misses Walker.
Z The Amy AMI Navy Society, c. A. r.,
mct ri The krmy-NaVy Country Club.
The p.r-i1tnt Mrs. Roy $. Gelger. save
an adJrcsS Of welcome. Rev. Robert
Shore, gave the inVocatlcn. program
for the futUc was arranged, with Mrs.
John Appick. hCStcSS for the November
meeting; Mrs Roy S. Gelger, Decem-
Der. Mrs. r S. c. Layman, January,
and Mrs. Walter a. Bloedorn, February.
The following officers were elected
joyce Gelgar junior president; JAG
Cliellne Allen. vice president and chair
nan of membership; Aileen Allen,
lea -uItr. AGlina Applch. recording sec
rotary. Roy Gciger. corresponding Sec
vetary: Helen May BloedOrn, chairman
Ci Publicity and historical markers: !:
F.z.bell ann Slr.ne chairman Of
lib ar. Name AILC0ra Shores, chairman
G. D.sl.gu slcd Cucst Committee.
ii. J..,o- = Al,.H entertained the
sc,I-t. .uG parents at lln neon.
S2r.1 Franklin Cha1tcr-The October
ma,..us vas ncId Al the home Of Ms.
Re. .,l-.l Alulcu.c. W.,l me regent,
Mis- = lie -. SrCWnLn = prC1lCl2%. mss
Hc!.u horg nam gave 2n account OF n"
S.a,a Executive meeting.
Ii was voted TO continue the scholar
ship at Blue Ridge Industrial School.
Ms. Abraham reported having sent two
boxes Of clothing TO the school TINS
Summer.
Guests were MIS-. Eleanor Washington
Howard MS Ada Mills Payne, State
treasurer; MIS-. Alexander Swami SIN
clair and Mrs Howard L. HodgkInS.
Manor House Chapter held its Oc-
tcbar meeting at the home Of the re-
gent. Miss Lillian ChenCWeth. with the
vice regent Miss Mary Lee God
dard. assisting hO.tes>. The regent
presided. 4 ga-aI made from an
original beam from the home OF
Bettv IaWis vas pre-, n.tJ to the CHAP
tec bv the Kenmore ASSOCIATION II rec
IGNITION OF the chapters interest IN the
Nti.- q lL-t 4, ,rtl~ Ia t-JAI -4N S+4-'l|s~-
was rCprCScuted az tho re-Cn2ctment OF
the laviue Of the corner s,one OF the
Capitol and also at the Flag day eX-
When the D. A. P. radio programs
we're inaugurated. the State regent,
Mrs Harry CClfaN Grove, gave talk
on "Wnat October Means 10 D. A. X
and Miss CuCnCWeIh Was the s0l0-st
As a part Of tire chapters program Tor
national defense a community sing was
held in francis Asbury Church. and lne
chapter members wore Colonial cos
tunes. receiving the guests as they en-
tered the church, after which. lead BY
Colonial gentlemen. in tie persons OF
Charlton Clark ard IrvlnG Bucklln,
who carried q large flag. thy marched
BralthWaite was song leader and the
assisting artists we're Fannie Shreve
He2rts.lI Alice Halg. Elizabeth Eaton,
Georre C2W. Frank SandcrsCn ana X
Isara Snure. The Francis ASbury
Quartet opened the program and the
accompanies were Minnie Bailey,
Doree Holman and Mrs. Sandcrson
Mrs. John NJ Beavers, national cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Tonnls
HoI2bcrg. State Chairman OF National
D-fCrsc. and q number Of regents and
State officers we're present
The November meeting viii be held
at the home OF Miss Helen Montgomery.
Mrs. Florence Carmody and DR.. Robert
CarmOdv Of Brookune, Mass; Nj. Will
liams Dr. Cliston Clark and Irving
Bucl.lIu we're guests.
Livingston Manor Chapter met Tues
DAY at the home Of MIS-. c. A. Browne,
34g6 LcWel street. presided over by the
regent. Mrs A S. N1Alhstor. Mem
ber5 were entertained by a description
b. MI. Browne OF he travels abroad T2
during the past 18 months. Mrs.
Gir0ux. Mrs. Spratt and Mrs Mcintosh
assisted Mrs. Browne in serving.
The state Historical Committee met
Thursday at the Continental Hall. Com
mittee reports were given.
Mrs.. Casanova announced the D. A.
r, CInner and county fair at Pierce
Hall November Is curing the afternoon
and evening The Historical Commit
tee vii have charge Of the sale OF
greeting cards. The proceeds Of the
fair are to be divided among all Dis
trict D A r. activities.
The guest speaker was Mrs. A, d
Cares. Her subject vas "BelvC!r.
Victory Chapter met at the home of
MI. w w. husband. with Mrs. Paul
Nclsol Lippv assisting Ms. william
II. Harp. regent, presided Reports
we're gwen BY chapter officers ana
State committees. The regent empha-
sized the need for contributions to the
county tair and dinner November Is
at Pierce Hall for the benefit OF state
committees OF the District. Mrs. Hus-
band announced card party at her
home November to further the
scholarship fund.
The speaker IVES Mrs. John Dlckln-
son Sherman, presidential commits
siCner for the George washington BIZ
centennial Commission. Mrs. F. b
RrightWeu exhibited her COLLECTION OF
quilts and tea was poured By Mrs. I.
VI. Floyd from the famous old Fenton
teapot,
Lucy HcIcombe Chapter met at the
home Of MIS- ". W Stewart Forest
vile. Nd Mrs Jean Labat was assist
ing hostess The regent, Mrs. Fred NJ:
HOPKINS. presided and gave a report Of
the State executive meeting. The foI-
lowing were appointed to State commit
tees:
Anericanism. Miss Mary B. Ander-
son; Approved Schools, Mrs. John Paul
Earnest: Better Films. Miss Virginia
Patterson; Conservation and Thrift,
Mrs. John T. Huddlc; Constitution Hall
Finance. Mrs. Charles S. Richardson;
Correct Use Of the Flag, Miss Alice B.
Sanger: D. A. r Student Loan Fund,
Mrs. George O. Sanford; Ellis Island,
Mrs F f. Cunningham; Entertain
nent. MIS- Luther H. Waring; Genea-
logical Records. Miss Alice Griggs;
Girl Home Makers. Mrs. Joseph F.
Lvvers. Mrs. Maude A Harris; D. A. r.
library. Mrs. Jessie P. Wood; D. A. r.
Magazine MIS-. Eliot H Thomson;
Manual for Immigrants, Mrs. Marguc-
rite Eyster: National Defense Embody-
ing Patriotic Education, Mrs w, w.
Stewart, Revolutionary Relics for Me
mortal Continental Hall, Mrs. Edwin
A. Hill: Sons and Daughters OF the Re