Evening star., 1933-05-21
D. A. R. ACTIVITIES

torian, Miss Laura Run: delegate. Mrs.
J. Alfred Richards.
Janet Montgomery Chapter met at
the home Of Mrs. Edwin +. Lines In
Kensington, the regent, Mrs. Hewitt G.
Robertson, presiding. The resignation
Of Recording Secretary Mrs. Paul r
Demarest was accepted and Mrs. Frank
r. Holt was elected.
A card party has been arranged to be
held at the home of Mrs. John F. Bark
ley, Maple Ridge road, Battery Park,
The chapter is also planning garden
party at the home Of Mrs. Lilly G.
Stone June 20.
e PIuribus Unum Chapter held its
May meeting at the home Of Mrs. Will
liam II. Teubner, 614 Quintana place.
The following officers were elected:
Regent, Mrs. william B. Sinnott; vice
regent, Mrs. William H. Teubner: chap
lain, Mrs. g. S. Ffcklin; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Carl H. Smith: cor
responding secretary, Mrs. James T,
Douglas; treasurer. Miss Harriet p.
historian, Mrs. Henry L. West, and del
egate, Mrs Elmer E. Curry.
The report Of the delegate to the
State Conference was given by Mrs.
Harvey M. Friend, former regent.
Mrs. Harry c. Grove, State regent,
has received a citation from the Ger
man government, a medallion Of mar
BILE, sculptured with the profile Of the
Father of His Country In bas-relief, in
recognition Of her work done for the
birthday anniversary celebration of
George Washington.
New members are Mrs. D. B. Weeden
and Miss Elsie L. Barber.
Manor House Chapter has issued
cards for tea at the home Of the
regent, Miss Lillian Chenoweth, May
81, from 4 to Z o'clock. Among the
ficers and the District regents. Mrs.
Harry Colfax Grove, state regent, and
Miss Helen Harman, vice president
general from the District, will assist
In receiving.
Katherine Montgomery Chapter met
for its May meeting at the home of
Mrs. J. Jerome Lightfoot, on Wiscon-
sin avenue. The regent, Mrs. ]. W.
Hiscox, presided. Reports were given
by Miss Julia Giesy, Americanism;
Mrs. G. j. Newhard, approved schools;
Mrs. r. H. Smith, better films; Mrs.
w. 3. Bell; conservation and thrift,
Mrs. William Sanford, Ellis Island;
Mrs. Gerry Walters, girl homemakers,
and Mrs. J. j. Lightfoot, national de-
fense.
Ofacers elected were: Regent, Mrs.
J.. w. Hiscox; vice regent, Mrs. B. E.
Rothgeb; chaplain, Mrs. F. H. Smith;
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foot; corresponding secretary, Mrs. F.
r. Greenwood; treasurer, Mrs. C. j.
Newhard; registrar, Mrs. w. B. Bell;
historian, Mrs. w. E. Sanford. Mrs.
Lghtfoot entertained at dinner.
At the presentation Of gifts to the
District room of Continental Hall, May
IS, Mrs. Harry Colfax Grove, when
she received the portrait, made an ad-
dress on Marcia Burns and her life in
Washington. Mrs. James H. Harper
presented a booklet Of District Of Co
lumbia historic sites to the room and
Mrs. Clarence Weaver, china ink
well brought from England by her
grandmother more than 120 years ago
Mrs. Thomas L. Jones, for the Little
John Boyden Chapter, presented
scrapbook and Mrs. William II. Harper,
for Victory Chapter, collection Of
pictures to be placed In the scrapbook.
Potomac Chapter held its last meet
ing of the season May 10. at the
home Of Mrs. Harry H. Thompson,
3004 Ordway street, with Mrs. w. H.
Wanamaker assisting. The regent, Miss
Georgia Hudson, presided. The regent
read her report to the State confer
ence. The delegate, Mrs. John F. Little,
made report of the last Continental
Congress.
The following officers were elected:
Regent, Mrs. Roy c. Bowker; vice
regent, Mrs. Harry H. Thompson;
chaplain, Mrs. Dr1ry G. Ludlow; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Herbert L.
Adams; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Frederick w. Brake; treasurer, Mrs
Florence L. Barron; registrar, Mrs. r.
Hunter Creech; historian, Mrs. Thomas
H. Faris; delegate, Miss Georgia Hud-
son.
Mrs. Bowker appointed Mrs. Thomp-
son to make arrangements for the an
nual chapter luncheon In June. Among
the guests were Mrs. Lawrence H.
Quirollo of Los Angeles, Calf, a for
mer regent Of the chapter; Mrs. Flor
ence Hardy Ottman Of Denver, Colo; ;
Miss Harriet Chase, Mrs. william Huff
Wagner, Mrs. Frederick K. Sparrow
and Mrs. Carl Giroux.