Evening star., 1933-10-22
y. A. r. ACTIVITIES

Columbia Chapter met at Temple
Heights. The regent, Mrs. Frank GrOS-
venor, presided. A memorial service
was held paying tribute to the late Mrs.
Mary B. Snavely. past regent of the
| chapter. Those taking part in the
service were Mrs. H. c. Gauss, Mrs.
Frank Campbell and Mrs. Grosvenor.
The chapter was entertained by Victor
Neal. organlst of the Ingram Memorial
Church. with selections on the piano
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Jason Waterman, 1905
Evarts street northeast.
Emily Nelson Chapter.-The hostesses
for the October meeting were Mrs. Dor
sey and Mrs DilSanor. The represent
atives to the State committees were off,
cially inaugurated by the regent. Mrs
st. Clair. Mrs. Gemeny, representative
to the State Committee, approved
schools, gave report.
President Monroe Chapter held its
October meeting at the home of the
regent. Mrs. John Knox Arnold 1881
Twenty eighth street Honored guests
| included Miss Helen Harman, vice presi-
dent general, who gave excerpts from
her Constitution day broadcast; Mrs
| Arturo Y. Casanova, State historian,
VIII SPOKE OH AtIlSTlCdrllZdllOn, MRS. Il.
Lewis Daily. State chairman of the
| Magazine Committee, who gave a his
| tory OF the D. A. R. Magazine; Arturo
y. Casanova, who spoke on events pre-
cedlng the Declaration of independence:
! Mrs. Harry c. Grove, State regent, who
! requested members to attend the birth
| day card party at Constitution Hall
| November IA.
Thomas Marshall Chapter met Octo-
Der II at the home of Mrs. William Il.
Wagner in Chevy Chase. Assisting
hostesses were the regent, Mrs. Howard,
and Miss Frances Green. Mrs. Grimes,
State chairman of Constitution Hall
Finance Committee, and Mrs. Labat,
national chairman of the Magazine
Committee, were guests and addressed
the meeting. Mrs. Grimes was pre-
sented with an old-fashioned bouquet
composed of little silk bags containing
| the pennies contributed in the penny-a-
| day campaign for Constitution Hall.
Little Miss Joy Yates entertained with
violin numbers.
E Pluribus Unum Chapter met at the
| home Of Mrs. c. c. Baden, 2627 Gar
field street. Assisting hostesses we're
| Mrs. F. l.. Rowe, Miss E. Virginia Pat
| terson and Mrs. Carl H. Smith. Mrs.
F. R. Gordon. Miss Martha Caroline
Mason. Mrs. D. ]. Orcutt, Mrs. John
Sherman and Mrs. William Waddell
| were accepted for membership.
Mrs. TOMS j. Holzberg, State chair
man on National Defense and Patriotic
Education, was the guest speaker.
The State regent, Mrs. Harry c.
Grove and the chapter regent, Mrs.
William B. Sinnott, presided at the re-
freshment table.
| Fort McHenry Chapter met Tuesday
evening at the Hotel Roosevelt. The
hostesSes were Mrs. T. Temple Hill, re-
gent: Miss Emily Nichols, Miss Alice
Meynes and Miss Elizabeth Gouvain.
Seven new members were received. Miss
Sallie Colvin gave an account of the
| recent unveiling Of marker to Daniel
| Culpeper, Va, by the Minute Men
Chapter.
Mrs. Delos w. Thayer reported on the
reception to be given at the Willard
Hotel November f.
Lucy Holcombe Chapter met at the
| home of Mrs John Paul Earnest. 3718
Huntington street. Mrs. D. K. Shute,
| Mrs Will H. Chandlee and Miss Alice
Short were assisting hosteSseS. The re-
gent, Mrs. Fred NJ. Hopkins. presided.
i Reports were submitted for the fol-
lowing State committees: Ellis Island,
Manual for Immigrants and Approved
| Schools The regent announced a card
party November IA for the benefit OF
Constitution Hall.
Mrs F. E. unnilgham. chairman Of
the Entertainment Committee, indicated
the following as hostesses: November
Mrs. Charles S. Richardson; December,
Mrs j. w. T. Duvel; January. Miss
Virginia Patterson; February. Mrs. Jean
Labat; March, Miss Alice Sanger;
April, Mrs. Fred NJ Hopkins; May,
Mrs. Marguerite Eyster.
The National Board Of the Children
of the American Revolution met Thurs
day at Memorial Continental Hall, with