Evening star., 1933-04-16
D. A. R. ACTIVITIES

societies. An invitation is extended to
the public to attend.
The President Monroe Chapter met
at the hcme of Miss Effis L. Henry.
1865 Jefferson street. April II, pre-
ceded by a dinner A discussion was
held and plans were made for raising
money to preserve the President Mon
rec shrine in Fredericksburg, Va. Miss
Ruth Estabrook and Miss Elizabeth
Leaf have been appointed as pages to
the National Congress this week Mrs.
Arnold, chapter historian, has been
elected to the Advisory Board of the
Chapter House Committee.
Army and Navy Chapter met April
10 In the club rooms of the League of
American Pen Women. Tea was
served at 4 O'Clock. The guest speaker
S: D. Shankland. executive secretary
OF the Department of the Superintend-
ence OF National Education. His topic
was on THE Adoption of the Consti-
tuition by the Thirteen States"
Dolly Madison Chapter met April II
at the home Ct Mrs. Price C. Claflin.
ASSistmg hostesses were Miss Lucille
Colby, Mrs. I. M. Justice, Mrs. w v
Leech and Mrs. Annie Tcnge, A re-
port Of the State conference was read
by the delegates, Mrs w. v. Leech and
MRS. Wilbur Dales. Announcement
was made of historical pilgrimage TO
the Monroe Office in Fredericksburg
MAY 6.
The Girl Home Makers Committee
reported IS girls in the Girh Home
Makers Club. Three prize ESSAYS on
George Washington, written by Girl
Home Makers, were read Mrs. Frank
II. ToWner. historian, read a historical
account OF the boundary fnilestones
marking the District of Columbia. Vo-
cal numbers were given by Mrs. Mel
vll!e Lindsay accompanied by, Miss
Helen MIRIAM and Melville Lind
say. -. -,
The chapter win be represented at
tne National Congress by the regent
Mrs. Jane S. Elliott, delegate: Mrs Ed
ward Nichols, alternate to the delegate:
Mrs. Wilbur v. Leech; alternates, Mrs.
winthrop Alexander, Mrs. Arthur D.
CaH, Mrs. Wilbur F. Dales, Miss Bessie
Cries, Miss Carrie Cries, Mrs. Henry T.
Onterdinger, Mrs. Wilbur v. Leech, Mrs.
M. A. Robinson and Mrs. A.. H., Ruhl.
Serving on the House Committee, MAJ
t1onal Congress. will be Mrs. Frank n.
ToWner. Mrs. Ralph p. Barnard, Mrs.
Wilbur v. Leech, Mrs. Alexander 'Ruhl
and Miss Marion Ogden.
Judge Lynn Chapter was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Livingston Vann.
Jr. Mrs. r. j. Swingle, Mrs. j. p.
Mann, Mrs. Clara Malone, Mrs. G. 10.
keeier, Mrs. c. w. Kyle and Mrs. Enoch
Vann assisted.
Mrs. TOMS j. Holzberg, State chair
man of National Defense, was honor
guest and gave an address. The hon.
orary regent Of the chapter gave greet
ings and the regent, Mrs. Harry R.
Fulton, told of her visit to the gardens
Of Charleston, S. c., and to Savannah,
Ga, and Mobile, Ala. s., 81
Pages appointed to serve at Congress
are. Mrs. Henry H. Elliot, Miss Ann
Brownlow Hacker, Mrs. c. w. Kyle,
Mrs. Elridge L. Myers and Miss Jean
Warfleld. Mrs. c. c. Haig will serve as
vice chairman of information and Mrs.
9. S. Schermerhorn as a member of the
Pages Ball Committee. Mrs. Eugene o.
and Miss Elizabeth Borne and Mrs. Raw
T. Chase were guests. Mrs. Donald M.
Earll vice regent, and Mrs J. M. Jester,
delegate, gave reports of the State con-
ference and Mrs. Earll read the report
for the year.
Katherine Montgomery Chapter met
at the home Of Mrs. D. D. Butflan. The
regent, Mrs. J. w. Hiscox, presided. Re-
ports were given by Mrs. Hiscox of the
State conference, Mrs. D. D. Bulman
on Correct Use of the Flag" Mrs. c.
J. Newhard on Approved Schools" and
by Mrs. j. j. Lghtfoot on National
Defense" The May meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. j. j. Light
foot on Wisconsin avenue.
The Jews established schools to sup
plement their synagogues as far. back