Evening star., 1932-10-16

Dolly Madison Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. A. A. Birney in Thirty
fourth place The regent, Mrs Jane
Shields Elliott, presided. The chapter
voted to give IS to the Americaniza-
ton Committee to be used in provid-
ing soup and milk for the children at
tending the Americanization School.
The chapter endorsed the plan of Mrs.
Russell William Magma, president gen.
eral. for financing the debt on Con-
stitution Hall by a donation of 1 cent
per day from each D. A. r. member.
Announcement was made of the
D. A. R. Radio Hour and that two of
the Dolly Madison members would
broadcast, Mrs. John M. Beavers. cor
responding secretary general speaking
for Mrs Russell William Magma, presi-
dent general, on October 19 and Mrs.
Ralph P Barnard singing October 18.
Mrs. Birney was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. E. K. Braselton, Mrs.
w. K. Cooper, Mrs. j. B. Johnson, Miss
Flora johnson, Mrs. R. H. Rankin,
Mrs M. A. Robinson and Mrs. E. A.
Varela.
Descendants of '76 Chapter met
October II at the home of Mrs James
Doran. Mrs. Braden, Miss Campbell
and Miss Pence were assisting host
esses. The regent, Mrs. Clyde M.
Hamblin, presided. Plans for the as
sistance in the relief of distress in the
city and mountain schools were formu-
lated Mrs. Doran spoke on her trip
through the West.
Arrangements we're made for a card
party November 2.
President Monroe Chapter met at
the home of Miss Isabelle Parr in
Chevy Chase. Miss Mary McWilliams
gave a report on Americanization and
Patriotic Education. Miss Laura Ruff,
who had visited Tamassee, the D. A. r.
School in South Carolina, spoke. The
chapter voted to maintain the budget
during the coming year, and to send
a contribution to the fund for the
District of Columbia D. A. R. recep-
tion to the president general, Mrs.
Russell William Magma.
Patriots Memorial Chapter.-Mrs.
Archer L. Haycock, 3O34 M street, enter
tanned the chapter october II. The
regent, Mrs Joel T. Curry, presided
Wool was collected for use in the occu-
pational work among the immigrants
detained on Ellis Island. Mrs. Alex
ander Hamilton of the Entertainment
Committee asked the chapter give its
share of the expense of the reception
to be given the president general, Mrs.
Russell w. Magma.
Mrs. Julia A. Chase was unanimously
elected to membership.
Deborah Knapp Chapter met at the
home C. the regent Mrs. Robert M
Ferguson, 1916 Sixteenth street. Re-
ports we're given by Mrs Carl c. Brown
State chairman of conservation and
thrift, and Mrs. Ferguson OF Chapter
House
DR.. Nellis w Stephenson was elected
treasurer following the resignation oi
Mrs Percy W. Gibbon. The chapter
voted to contribute toward the reception
fcr the president general.
The November meeting VIII be with
MS. joseph L. Anderson, 46l7 Hunt
arenue, Che7y Chase. Md.
Army and Navy Chapter met Octo-
ber 10 at the Hay-AdamS. The regent
Mrs. George W. McIver. presided. Mrs
Grove. State regent, was the guest
speaker.
The chapter will give its annual care
party at Wardman Park Hotel OCTOBER
is. at . pm. Mrs. Wortley will be In
charge of the cake and candy table
Mrs. Griswold will have the table OF
fancy articles.
Major L'Enfant Chapter held its Oc.
tober meeting at the home of Mrs. w
i Corcoran and her daughter, Mrs
Howlett, with Mrs. Taft and Mrs
fucker assisting. Memorial service:
we're held for Mrs William Webb. who
died September 16. Guests were Mrs
p w. Frazier of Johnson City, Tenn.
Mrs. Ralph O. Grimm of Jamaica
long Island, and Miss Tedrick.
The Conservation and Thrift Gem
r,ittee has dedicated two trees to honol
Miss Helen Harmon, former State re-
cent. and Mrs. Harry Colfax Grove
nresent State regent. Money will b
Int 70 the State treasurer for the re-