Evening star., 1933-10-29
D. A. r. Activities

American Liberty Chapter was enter
tanned at its October meeting by MRS.
Charles Buck at the Thomas Circle
Club. assisted by Mrs. Carl H. w.
Witcher Mrs. w. w. Lemmond, regent,
presided and told Of attending two
executive meetings. The registrar, Mrs
W. L. Hannah. said she had received
the papers from the natlonal poaro
of the acceptance of Mrs. V. q. Bur
nett and Mrs. J. E. Crittenden and,
with the papers of Mrs. Thomas L.
Dixon and Mrs. Fred c. Croxton, would
make four new members
The historian. Mrs. George T. HaW-
kins, told of plans to place worker on
Analostan Island and that chapters are
requested to compile for the chapter
history one for the N. S. D. A. r.
library, and one for the chapter house,
all to be bound. The regent appointed
Mrs. Allan and Mrs. Hawkins to write
the history.
The Membership Committee present.
ed Mrs. ]. Frank Rice for membership.
Mrs Charles Buck announced a benefit
rummage sale November 3, at Twenty
Appleman reported a benefit card party
to be held in the hall November IA
at pm.
Capt. Joseph NIagruder Chapter met
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Roberts.
3O37 Dent place. The regent, Mrs.
Evert L. Harvey, presided.
Miss Harvey announced she had col
lected and sent two boxes of useful
articles to Crossnore. The chapter
voted to send a contribution Of money
70 10 AO,arjno ri1atiOo COY1n1ittnp for
the milk fund Miss Harvey, chairman
of the Program Committee. submitted
the program for the year. Guests were
Mrs. Roe and Mrs Harvey.
The program was "Reminiscences OF
the Summer" The hostess served re-
freshments during the social.
Continental Chapter was entertained
at its october meeting by Miss Annie
M. Alexander. 1243 Thirty-third street,
with Misses Isabel G. Beer, Margaret
c. Beer, Mary j. Edmands and Mrs.
Howard E. Middleton assisting hosteSses.
The regent, Mrs. Lora F. Manion, pre-
sided. The following committee reports
were made: Anericani2ation. Mrs. J.
Mcdonald Stewart; Better Films. Mrs.
11ora F. Manion; Magazine, Miss Bertha
Dana; Ellis Island, Mrs. Howard E.
Middleton; Entertainment, Mrs. Thomas
D. Whyte, Girl Home Makers and Sons
and Daughters of the Republic, Miss
Lille B. ODonnell-
Miss Mary Forness has been selected
as a member of the State Committee,
Manual for Immigrants. Miss Lille B.
ODonneu has been appointed State
recording secretary, Sons and Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, and
also chairman, Publicity, for the
chapter.
Mrs j. Mcdonald Stewart announced
a card party at Constitution Hall No
vember IA.
Mrs. Middleton poured and was as
sisted in the dining room by the Misses
Beer, Miss Alexander and Miss Ed
mands.
Capitol Chapter met Tuesday evening
at the home of the vice regent, Mrs.
D. K. Smithers, with Mrs. D. Y. Casa
nova, jr., presiding. Mrs. w. A. McMil-
Ian was elected historian and Mrs. w.
G. Cox registrar.
The guest speaker was the State
regent, Mrs. Harry C. Grove. Refresh
ments were served and a social fol-
lowed.
the home of Mrs. William Hill Brooke
III OPpCL N4O'y nAihoo 1dSA4o
Chase, regent, presiding.
Mrs. George Combs, historian, read
a paper on The Famous Men of Old
time Marlboro" Mrs. Harry Kimberly
announced benefit card party for Con-
stitution Hall November IA. In the alb
sence of Mrs. HoXie, Mrs. r. c. Sheriff.
read her paper on 1.-THE Need Of Patr1-
Otic Literature in Braille."
Mrs. William Hill Brooke, hostess, en-
tertained at tea, assisted by Mrs. E. G.
Smith.
Capt Wendell Wolfe Chapter met
Tuesday evening as guest Of Miss Sallie
J. Chalk at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w Norman Clarke. 1705 Upshur street.
The regent, Mrs. Alexander H. Bell.
presided. Richmond B. Keech. the peo-
pies counsel for the District of Co.
lumbia, addressed the chapter. HUI
morous readings were given by Miss
Lucy Proctor.
Assisting Miss Chalk as hostesses were
Mrs. B. w. Rector, Mrs. Ernest T.
Thomas, Miss Lucy NJ Cardwell, Miss
Carrie Harman Shipley, Miss Mary
Otis Terrell and Mrs. Katherine P.
Griffith.