Evening star., 1932-12-04
ID. A. II. Activities

i The Senior Division Of Capital So
ciety, c. A. R., met in the home of the
president, Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle.
$500 Connecticut avenue, with Trimble
Sawtelle, Junior president, as host. The
historian gave summary of the So
ciety's patiotic and Americanization ac-
tivities during the past year. Mrs.
sawtelle requested members to collect
suitable clothing, dolls, games, books
and toys to send in the boxes she
planned to send from Capital Society
at Christmas. On November Is and
rs. Trimble Sawtelle Mary Louise
Kuntz William c. Cox. jr.; Katharine
kingman, John Marshall, jr.; Barbara
Bullard. Robert Mickey and Virginia
Scott went to Alexandria and danced
their minuet of Colonial days before the
Kate Waller Barrett Chapter. Harriet
and Jane Hulfish, members of the
junior division of Capital Society,
escorted the dancers. Mrs Elgin Scott
played for the dance. Following both
performances the dancers were enter
tanned by Mrs. Spofford at a buffet sup
per in the George Mason Hotel.
Trimble Sawtelle, Mary Darnaby
Scott, William Cox, jr; Mildred Sher-
man, Robert Mickey. Mary Louise
Kuntz, Frank Skinner and Katharine
| Kingman, with Mrs. Scott at piano,
danced the minuet at Mount Alto, No.
| vember 80, by invitation of Mrs. HUI
| fish.
The next monthly meeting of the
senior division will be in Mrs. Saw
telle'S home the evening of December
II. with William C. Cox jr; William
Louis Dunno, jr., and Franklin Lux
ford as joint hosts.
| The Irvine Welles Chapter was en-
| tertained on board the United States
| frigate Constitution. Tea was served
IN the forward cabin. Miss Frances F.
! Crossman, regent, presided. Among the
guests entertained were Miss Stella
Clodfelter, Miss Ceres Humber, Mrs,
william j. Bell, Mrs. Arthur New
man, Mrs. Amy Ormsby, Miss Anne
BreWln, Mrs. Arthur Robinson Mrs.
! Benjamin F. MCGEE, Mrs Percy S. Bal
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight w. Miner.
American Chapter met at the home
OF Mrs. Wiley o. Ison In the Iowa
Apartments. Mrs. Clair c. Barnes vice
regent, presided. Miss Aida w. Brooks
OF the Washington Readers Club gave
readings. Refreshments were served.
| Radio Committee-The following pro-
grams are announced by the Radio
Committee for the first three weeks in
| December: December from 4 to 4:3O
pm. over Station WMAL q program Of
music will be given. Miss Frances Cute
l1us will render several piano selec-
| tions and Earl Nalk will sing, accom-
/ panied by Jewell Downs. At the same
hour over WMAL December 13 an out
line of the work of the Committee on
Correct Use Of the Flag will be given by
Mrs. Lee r. Pennington, jr., State
chairman. Vocal selections will be given
by Dorothy Sherman Pierson.
An evening program is planned for
December 20, when Christmas carols
will be sung by the Jewell Downs
Quartet, composed of Erna Embrey
Jessie Werner, Charles Lambert and
Earl Nalk. Mrs. Downs will be the ac-
companist.
| Fort McHenry Chapter.-Mrs. Lula B.
Ford was hostess at the November meet
ing at the Hotel Roosevelt. Mrs. T.
Temple Hill, regent, presided. Mrs.
George M. Grimes, State vice regent,
was the guest of honor and gave an
account of the recent D. A. r. pilgrim
historian, read Washingtons Thanks
giving proclamation.
| Mrs. Samuel F. Pattinger of Hyatts-
vile. Md, whose application for mem
bership has been received, was well
coined.
| Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter met No
yember % at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Scrivener, 1912 Sixth street, with Mrs.
Lloyd T. Cox, Mrs. j. D. Mills, Mrs. Lii
Ian F. Jordan, Mrs Sarah Charles and
Miss Jessie Mcpherson assisting her.
Miss Harriet M. Chase, the regent, pre-
sided.
Mrs. A. s. Boles and Mrs. Ada Mills
Payne made reports. Mrs. David D.
Caldwell, vice president general, gave
an account of the D. A. r. pilgrimage
to Paris. Mrs. H. H. Smith, secretary
Kenmore Association, spoke on Ken
more" Vocal selections were rendered
by Miss Polly Green, accompanied by
Mrs. Earl Carbauh.
Victory Chapter met Monday after
noon at the Y. w. C. A. The regent.
Mrs. w. H. Harper, was hostess, assisted
py MRS w. I. Bannerman and Mrs. F.
j. Ford.
The regent announced the chapter
house card party at the Willard Hotel
January IL. Mrs. Charles w. Floyd re-
ported for national defense and distrib-
uted literature from her State commit
Tee. Mrs. w. w. Husband announced
an international bazaar, to be held at
the Americanization School on Decem
Der to 8, and tea December IS. Mrs
! Lippy and Mrs. Harper are contributing
family records to the. State Committee
Tor the Preservation of Genealogical
Records
Mrs. H. H. Smith of Fredericksburg
Va, secretary of the Kenmore Associa
estate
The next meeting of the chapter will
be January %.
Livingston Manor Chapter was pre-
sided over by Vice Regent Mrs. A
anderson at the home Of Mrs. F. J.
Goensch. Tilden Gardens. Luncheon
was served.
In addition to reports given by the
committee chairmen, members and
guests were entertained by humorous
readings given by Miss Gordon. Miss
Virginia Campbell gave brief resume
OF her trip to Paris as member of the
D. A. r. pilgrimage.
The District Room Committee, Miss
Helen E. Stout. chairman, and Mrs
Goodwin D. Ellsworth, vice chairman.
/ met at Memorial Continental Hall No
vember 80 Representatives of Little
I John Boyden, Martha Washington.
Judge Lynn, Francis Scott, Monticello,
! Capt. Joseph Magruder. Potomac, Fort
McHenry. E Pluribus Unum, Constitu-
ton, Continental Danes and Marci
Burns Chapters were present
A cutglaSs vase was presented to the
room from Mrs Charles L. Dasher, re-
gent Of Constitution Chapter, and
bouquet Of roses from Mrs. Ellsworth.
A scrapbook Is desired to keep ac-
counts Of District historical spots or
ceremonies, etc. Mrs Harper of Vic
tory Chapter is chairman of committee
for collecting data and arranging book.
| Mrs. Palmer, regent, and Mrs. Barr,
historian, of Marcia Burns Chapter, re-
ported that the painting and enlarge
ment of the pearl miniature of Marci
Burns was progressing. State Regent
Mrs. Harry C. Grove spoke.