Evening star., 1932-10-23
state regent, OF Tire District of Colum-

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The Executive Committee decided to
| have two cfairmen of State Commit
tees to give 5-minute resume Of the
committees work at each meeting.
| Refreshments were served by the
hcstecsss, Mrs Hs:yey M. Friend. Mrs.
W.piem Pfsjffer, Miss N. L. Ffe:ffer
: and Mrs. William B. S.nnott.
! Continental Chapter met az the home
| OF Mrs. Waller E. Price. 1912 Newark
street. The vice regent, Miss Mary J.
Edhnands. presided: The chapter voted
q contribution toward Americanization.
Miss Lille BellsO'Donnell was presented
fbr membership. The members we're ex-
ception to the president gareral, Mrs.
Russell william Magma, October 26. at
the Washington Club.
J Memorial services we're held for Mrs.
billian F. Mcmillan. who died June %,
and Miss May E. ToTns.nd, who died
In September ....
Gue-t, were Mrs. Florence r. Csr-
modyje long t.me ,,,scInb-rr OF this che D.
ter. frow OF Srocilin-. Ms1r, end her
alstsr- lay. Mr.. Horec2 r. -ulto,.
! Mrs. Frice vas s-si-tc1 in ente"t7in-
hs by Mr.. Csr1ie 3. Alien, Mrs. Heel
x Hoggett. Mrs Elz-b-th r. Murray
ana Mrs. Helen n. rage.
/ The Susan Ririere Hetzel Chapter
made pilgrimage October II to, old
! Melwood in Prince Georg County, Md,
where the members we're entertained by
| Mrs Edward J. Smith, the owner, and
| held its monthly meeting, presided over
by its regent, Mrs. GeUffrey, Creyke.
| Mrs. Robert C.. Sheriff., delegate. de-
livered her report, as we'll as that Of the
registrar Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie, who
was una bic to be present. Mrs. George
Combs read brief paper on John
Di-kin-cn OF Pennsylvania member of
III, fir-t Continental Congract. MS
Crcykc, -cg1nt, f3w~ -Gcd an in7ta
ticn to Eli n,cmeee--as' to 81. md the rc-
cep. on to t;,e p -ee-':.c2t g-nccal airs.
M~rra. Cc.occ- 90. frcm - II pm.
Nj. Ii--eld Z. D2-lo.s2d rer orueh-
ter.5. Mrs. R::;lcrd s F3u.cttc and MIR
Ruth Doglc. vc-c Omitted TO Elepbcr-
ch.p Various sums wer- yotSd by the
chapter among thcm, SIS, toward the
purchase of book plate and $40 for
the Entertainment Committee.
Through Mrs MCPHERSON, the chap
ter. received from H. L. Rust jr. the
gift of a bound book, recently compiled
to the memory of Mrs. Harry Lee Rust,
founder of the Wakefield Restoration.
Mrs. Smith entertained at tea.
Masruder CHAPTER met October Is
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S.
Bubb, 9407. Columbia boulevard. Wood
side. A George Washington Bicenten-
NAL was opened by the planting Of a
Scotch pine tree. The regent, Miss
Wolfe. presented the pine to Mrs. Bubb.
Little Peggy Bubb,- in quaint costume.
assisted in the planting. A shovelful of
earth was slco placed by those present.
Rev. Mr.. william r. Moody, rector of
Grace Church, Woodside, spoke. Mrs.
john NJ. Beaver. corresponding secre-
tary general of the National Society,
D. A. r.. also spoke. Caleb Clarke
Magruder. grandfather of Magruder
Chapter. read his own Pine Tree"
Little Miss Duva1 assisted at the un
yelling OF a B!centennial road marker
at the willard Hotel Of the evening Of
T October 20, given by Magruder Chap
/ ter to the Prifce Georges County b.
centennial Commission. The ceremony
! being held in conjunction with the an
nual gathering Of the American. Clan
Gregor Society. =
Radio Ccmmittee.-Through the Coz
opera tion of the several radio stations
located in Washington the Radio Com
mittee. Mrs. Charles c. Haig, chair
man. will present A number of inter-
esting programs. Las. Tuesday Sc
ries of weekly D. A. f. round table pro-
grams was inausurated through station
!, WMAL
I. Programs to follow. are: October IS,
Mrs. John Lester Barr. State chairman
of approved schools with violin Sc
lections by Ira Lee Newell. November
! ]. program in charge of; Mrs. Ralph
Barnard. State chairman of music. and
November 8, the Ameficanism program
will be in charge Of Mrs. Stanley Beas-
| ley. Sts te chairman Of that committee.
! Array and Navy Chapter; gave q card
| party October IS ct Wardman Park
! Hotel The regent, Mrs. George Nc
! Iver. and vice regent, Mrs. David
! Shanks, received the guests
! Monticello Chapter met October 10,
at the residence of the recording sec
retary Mrs. Albred E. T. Hansmann,
1885 Twenty-seyenth street The re-
gent. Mrs S., B. Woodbridge, presided.
The invitation to the reception, in honor
Of the president general, Mrs. Rus
! sch William Magma. was extended to
| the members. and they were all re-
quested to attend. Appropriations were
! made towards the Entertainment Com
mittee. the book plate for the library
and the milk fund for the Americana
zation School, ...-
Mrs. Lewis Herrick Flint was elected
Ito membership.
! A social followed The chapter had
as It's guest Mrs. Vera Cruit of North
| Carolina. daughter of DR.. George
! Tuily Vaughan Of this city.
! American Chapter met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon A. Lyon, Rose
| mary street, Chevy Chase the regent.
Mrs Mattingly. presiding.
Tuesday evening. travel-talk was
! given by. Mr. Lyon.
! Potomac Chapter met at the home
Of the vice regent, Mrs. Roy c. Bovker.
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