Evening star., 1933-01-22

Katherine Montgomery Chapter met
at the home CT Misses Kate and Minnie
Curry, 1920 Girard street. Reports on
State committees were given: Better
Films, Mrs Frank H. Smith, Constitu-
tionnl Hall Finance, Mrs. Benton E.
Rotngeb; Genealogical Research. Miss
Kate Curry Mrs. Lillian w. Bonner
was proposed for membership. The
chapter is making up box to send to
Ellis Island.
Potomac Chapter met at the home
Of Mrs Thomas H. Faris. s206 Park
place, with Mrs. Irene Lingamfelter
and Mrs. Harry Gutridge assisting.
The regent, Miss Georgia Hudson, pre-
sided Mrs. Herbert L. Adams was
elected to membership. Alternates to
the National Congress were elected as
follows: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Wana-
maker, Mrs Walser. Mrs. Westbrook,
Miss Talbot, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Lud-
low, Mrs. Faris, Mrs. Barron, and Mrs.
Gray.
Guests were Mrs. Ada c. Payne. State
treasurer; Mrs. Arturo Y. Casanova,
State historian, and Mrs. TOMS j. Holz-
berg, State chairman of National De-
fense, all of whom made addresses.
Thomas Marshall Chapter met at
the home of Mrs. E. D. Green, 3010
Wisconsin avenue. Miss Agnes Ran
dolph and Mrs. Blanche Heady were
assistant hoSteSseS.
In memory of Mrs Rebecca Booth
who recently died committee was ap-
pointed to prepare q resolution OF
sympathy.
The regent paid tribute to the former
regent, Miss Jessie McEnery, and pre-
sented her. in behalf of the chapter,
past regents pin.
Mrs. Florence Coolidge gave a report
of the Girl Home Makers Christmas
party.
Captain Joseph Emery Society. C. A.
R.-Neil and Sully Wheeler were hosts
at the last meeting at the home of
their mother, Mrs. Charles DeSailes
Wheeler, West Pershing drive. Mrs.
George Middleton, president, was as
sisted in conducting the meeting by
Betty Ray, acting junior president.
Readings were given by Lois Luton
and William Holbrook. Mrs. James
Henry Harper. state director, C. A. r..
was special guest. After playing
The Radio Committee, through the
State chairman, Mrs Charles S. Haig,
announces the following programs for
the last two Tuesdays in January.
Through the facilities Of Station
WMAL, the D. A. r. Round Table,
which has been a feature every Tues
day from to 4:30 pm, will present
as its guest speaker January "a. Maj.
Gen. Amos A. Fries. retired, who will
speak on national defense. The musical
portion of the program will be fur
nished by Marietta Eckam. violinist.
To orty ha cnooEor will ho
Claude A. Cooke, State chairman Of
Genealogical Records, who will tell of
the work of her committee. Mrs.
Charles C.. Haig, soprano. will be the
soloist with Jewell Downs as accom-
panist.
Monticello Chapter met January II,
at the home of Mrs. Frank Bourn,
3777 Oliver street. The assisting host
esses were Mrs. Frank w. Garden, Mrs.
Ashmun Brown and Mrs. Roger Will
liams. The regent. Mrs. S. B. Wood
bridge, presided The chapter observed
short period of silence in memory Of
Mrs. David Corser, a charter member
who died in November.
Miss Helen Harmon was indorsed
for the office of vice president general.
The chapter will have benefit lunch
con and bridge party February 7, at the
Oliver street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Martha Washington Chapter.-The
January meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Walter Wyatt, 1702 Kalnia
road, and was presided over by the
regent, Mrs Andrew Mcclure Bunten.
There was a showing of the flm
George Washington, His Life and
Times Mrs. Eugene Culver, Mrs.
James Lightfoot and Miss May Currier
assisted the hostess.
The Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter was
entertained by Mrs. George Combs
January 49, Mrs. Geoffrev Creyke.
regent, presided and extended greetings
to the chapter from Mrs. Magma, presl-
dent general, and Mrs. Grove, regent
of the District of Columbia. Mrs.
Combs read a paper on the early set
tiers of Marietta, Ohio.
Miss Mildred Chancellor. chairman OF
Membership Committee. presented the
vopoo of Mrs 7 r CamObeu member