Evening star., 1933-02-19

Thomas Marshall Chapter met at the
home of Miss Linda Nance, 1888 II
street Miss Mary Brown, past regent,
and Miss Sue Brown were assistant
hostesses.
The chapter indorsed the candidacy
bf Miss Helen Harmon for vice presl-
sdent general, N. S. D. A. R., and voted
ito have the names OF Miss Margaret
rMcCabe, founder and first regent, and
Mrs. Jessie Acker, second regent, placed
in the chapter house memory book.
The following alternates were elected:
Mrs. Hope Wagner, Mrs. P. w. Col
burn, Miss Agnes Randolph, Mrs. Flor
ence Coolidge, Miss Mary McCabe, Mrs.
MARY Fortier, Mrs. Maria MeigS, Miss
Mary Brown, Miss Flossie Beck and
= Mrs. Alice Yates.
ESeanor Wilson Chapter gave bene-
1T bridge party February 10 at the
home of Mrs. Charles v. Grunwell, 4700
Connecticut avenue.
The Junior Division Of Capital Soci-
ETY., CA. R., met at the home of the
president, Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle,
5000 Connecticut avenue, Chevy Chase,
Md. Miss Mildred Carter Sherman,
first vice president, presided.
Mrs. Sawtelle reported on the usual
Christmas party. In view of the de-
preston, the members voted to give up
their plan to hold silver tea and de-
cided to concentrate their efforts on a
benefit affair in the Spring or early
Summer to raise funds to carry on the
extensive Americanization and char1-
table work.
Mrs. Sawtelle announced party for
the members of all C. A. R. societies in
the District of Columbia in the Wash
Ina oft nf En1rJI-
ary %. She also invited her members
to attend the special patriotic meeting
to be held by the S. A. R., D. A. r. and
c. A r. In Memorial Continental Hall
ct 10:30 am. February %.
Officers elected were: Junior preS1-
dent, Mildred Carter Sherman; vice
presidents, Lovira Shedd, Virginia Mills,
Mary Louise KuntZ; corresponding Sec
retary, Sallie Steele; recording secre-
tary, Katharine Kingman; treasurer,
Ann Woodward; chaplain, Frank Skin
ner; registrar, Van Grunwell: historian,
Clara Brasel A minute Of Colonial
days was danced by Ann Woodward,
Trimble Sawtelle, Mildred Sherman,
Mary Louise KuntZ, Lovira Shedd,
Katharine Kingman, Sallie Steele and
Frank Skinner. with Miss Elizabeth
Sawtelle at the piano. Mrs. Sawtelle
was assisted in serving refreshments by
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Sawtelle
and Mrs. Burton, former member OF
Capital Society.
The next regular meeting of the SEN
for division will be held in Mrs. Saw
telle's home the night Of February Is.
Election Of officers will be held.
Potomac Chapter met at the home OF
Mrs. Arthur l.. McElroy, 460l Linnean
xx-{ft T1-aI aly praN No
assisting. The regent, Miss Georgia
Hudson, presided.
, The following committee reports were
| given: Historical, Mrs. Frederick w
Brake; correct use of flag, Mrs. Irene
Lingamfelter; magazine, Mrs. Harry
Gutridge; national defense, Mrs. H. H
Thompson. Mrs. Thompson announced
the national defense meeting at the
Willard Hotel February 27 at pm
Announcement was made Of the George
] Washington birthday celebration at Me-
mortal Continental Hall February % at
1880 am.
The candidacy OF Miss Helen Harmar
for vice president general, N. S. D. A. r.
was indorsed. Miss Harriet M. Chase
regent Of Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter
was among the guests and brought
greetings to Potomac Chapter.
The Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter wa:
entertained by Mrs. Harry S. Venn. Tht
meeting was presided over by the re-
| gent, Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke. Mrs
/ George Comb historian, read paper
( The guest speaker was Mrs. w. w. Hus.
band. Mrs. A. F. McAlister, regent O.
Livingston Manor Chapter, and Mrs. z
| 7. McOelland also were present. Tn.
chapter voted donations to Carr Creel
E90hOCJ T91Ifa ptdOo Tnds1efYJol Grhnn1
Kate Duncan Smith School, Kenmore
and to the Sons and Daughters Of the
Republic.
Election of alternates for annual con.
gress WIS as follows: Regents alternate
Mrs. Harry S. Venn; delegates alter.
nate, Mrs. William T. Clerk; other al
ternates, Mrs. Bessie w. Gam, Mis-
Mildred Chancellor, Mrs. Richard H
Cabell, Mrs. Harry S. Kimberly, Mrs. H
Edmund Bulls Mrs. Moncure Burke
Miss Eleanor j. Smith and Miss Minerv;
Culton.
For February %, the chapter is in
Hotel Gordon, and in May to tea a
Rippon Lodge with Miss Luella Chase
Polly Madison Chapter met at tn
home of the regent, Mrs. Jane S. Elliott
Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Ralph F
Barnard, MIS-. Rlchard ClaughtOn, Mrs
Flora McGill Keefer, Mrs. Frank +
Towner, Mrs. Rice w. Means and Mr..
John C. Weldon. A report of the patrio
tic activities of the chapter during tn
Bicentennial year was given by the his
torian, Mrs. Frank H. Towner. The
chapter voted $40 for a Scout flag t
be given to Oyster School Scout Troo
No. 81.
The candidacy of Miss Helen Harma
for vice president general, N. 8. d.
r., was tndorsed. Former Senator Ric