Evening star., 1933-12-17
Various Meetings Held
By Local D. AR. Chapters
Birthday Card Party-Abigail Hartman Rice
Group Arranges for Silver Tea Dance

the evening of January IL at the New
Willard Hotel.
The regent Mrs. Harry R. Fulton, an
nounced the Girl Homemakers will
have a party the evening of December
20 at Peck Chapel.
The first OF a series of benefit card
parties will be held December 81 at
pm. in the home of the regent, Mrs.
Harry R. Fulton, 1882 Lanier place.
A report was read by Mrs. C. STAN
ley Titus, jr., State chairman for ma
tional defense. Fleeing Impressions
of My European Trip" of last Summer
was given by the vice regent, Mrs. DON
aid M. EarlI. Miss Rosalyn Buchanan
rendered a group of piano selections,
followed by a social.
Federal City Chapter met at the home
Of Miss Estelle Price, 1926 T street.
Miss Lulu NJ Comstock, the regent, pre-
sided.
The names Of three persons were pre-
Sented for membership. Mrs. Sterling,
Bockoven, State chairman OF manuals
for immigrants, introduced Miss Wilt
son of the Federal Bureau of Neturali-
zation, who gave an address on her
work and that Of the Americanization
School. A social followed.
Richard Arnold Chapter met Decem-
ber q at the home of Mrs. Golden Car
ter, l6 Taylor street, Chevy Chase, Md,
with Mrs Ernest Dunn assisting hostess.
sided.
The guest speakers were Mrs. George
M. Grimes, State vice regent; Mrs. Jean
Labat, State corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Henry Harper, State director,
g. A. r. The invited guests were Mrs.
Young, a prospective member, and Bill
Pennington, president, Harriet M. Loth-
rop Society. c. A. R.
Buffet refreshments were served The
next meeting will be January 8.
Captain Molly Pitcher Chapter was
entertained at luncheon Monday at the
hoSteSses were Miss Ella Ford, Mrs Will
liam d. Searle, Miss Grace Edwards
and Miss Emma Strider.
A meeting followed, with the regent,
Mrs. Joseph S. Wall, presiding.
Mrs. Willoughby S. Chssley urged the
support OF the pepny-a-day fund for
Constitution Hall Miss Jane r. Young
was appointed by the board of the
Chapter House to represent the chapter.
Mrs. Frederick w. Holt displayed the
Constitution and Declaration of indie
pendence in Braille,- which had been
presented to the blind association by
the Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter and
asked that the chapter join in this
work.
Mrs. r. Winston Holt was indorsed
for the Office of State corresponding
secretary on the ticket to be elected in
March.
Susan Riviere Ketzel Chapter met
December s at the home of Mrs. Har-
old Doyle, on Huntington street, Chevy
Chase.
The regent, Miss LueIla Chase, pre-
sided. In the absence of the historian,
Mrs. George Combs, Mrs. Godfrey
Creyke read the historians report. The
regent reported on the card party given
IN honor of the president generals
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Clerk, for the Entertainment
Committee, reported the substitution of
q dinner in place Of the customary
luncheon at the time of the annual
State conference In March.
Mrs. Fred Holt gave talk on the
"Braille System of Reading for the
Blind" and introduced a young man
from the Braille School
The members we're entertained at tea
and we're Joined by number of guests,
among whom were Mrs. James Akers
and Mrs. Joseph Todd.
Captain Joseph Magruder Chapter