Evening star., 1933-10-15

The State executive, District of Co.
lunbia D. A. R., met at the Chamber
Of Commerce on Saturday evening, the
State regent, Mrs. Harry G. Grove, pre-
siding. Greetings were brought from
the national society by Miss Helen Har-
mon, vice president general and Mrs.
John M@Beavers, corresponding secre-
tary general. The various reports of
the State officers and chairmen fol-
lowed. The committee listened over the
radio to the president general, Mrs. Rus
sell William Magma, who made an ad-
dress urging every patriot to support
the National Recovery Administration
and assist as far as possible in the eff
forts to eradicate crime in the United
States.
= Fort McHenry Chapter will meet
Tuesday evening at the Hotel Roose-
welt. Plans will be made for chapter
reception at the Willard Hotel Novem-
ber /. to which national and State Off
GERS are to be invited.
The Army and Navy Chapter met
October 9. There are II new members,
as follows: Mrs Walter Bender. Mrs.
James Lung Bevans, Mrs. Mortimer B.
Birdseye, Mrs Clarence Carrigan, Mrs.
DeRosey Cabell, Mrs. Robert Bruce
Crichton, Mrs. Frank S. Clark, Mrs.
Georges de Mauduit. Mrs. George Aud
ley Herbst, Mrs. Charles Keene. Mrs.
Thomas Mccarthy Mrs Edward A.
Myer, Mrs. Desmond OKeefe. Mrs. Lars
Oscar Peterson, Mrs. Alexander Piper,
Mrs. Bennett Puryear and Mrs. Thomas
Horace Slavens.
E Pluribus Unum Chapter met in
executive board meeting at the home
of the regent, Mrs. William B. Slnnott.
Details for a banquet celebrating the
fifteenth birthday anniversary of the
chapter were planned.
Sarah Franklin Chapter, Mrs. George
Warfield. regent, was hostess at the
October meeting. Committee chalrmen
for the ar were appointed and Mrs.
Milton ~ johnson was appointed par
liamentarian of the chapter. Mrs. Belle
Slaughter Mays was accepted for mem-
bership Mrs. George Simpson and
Mrs. William D. Ogden will entertain
the chapter on November Is.
Col. John Donelson Chapter held its
first meeting at the home Of the newly
elected regent, Mrs. Lyman F. Kebler,
October g.
Reports were given by the following
State committee ch1irlleC: American
ISM Mrs. George J. Jones; Approved
Schools, Mrs Sallie S. Allen; Genealog-
IeaI Record, Mrs. Bertha Martin; S. A.
R. Student Loans, Mrs. w. B. Philip;
National Defense. Miss Helen Harman;
Sons and Daughters of United States,
Mrs. Adela Brand.
Major L'Enfant Chapter met Octo-
ber at the home of Mrs. Paul j.
Christian, 3711 Huntington street, with
Mrs. Courtney Whitney. Miss Margaret
Bloomfield and Miss Emma Glover as
sisting.
The The regent, Miss Margaret Fraser
Miss Harriet Chase, chief assistant
TO the secretary of the National Educa-
tional Association, gave a talk on the
present condition Of the schools
throughout the country, stressing
American Education week. November
6 to IL. The next meeting OF the
chapter will be held on November 7.
American Eagle Chapter met Octo-
ber 10 at the home Of Mrs. A. Maud
l. Trewhella. Mrs. Irene Van Horn
we're fiostesses. The vice regent, Mrs.
A. Maud L. Trewhella, presided. The
Fall work of the chapter was taken up
and acted on. Miss Edith E. Gram was
accepted for membership.
The Judge Lynn Chapter met with
its honorary regent, Mrs. Bertha M
Robbins, Montgomery Hills, Silver
Spring, Md. on october 8. The as
sisting hostesses were: MeSdan,es W.
]. Lightfoot, j. P. Cromwell, w. F,
Hanberger, T. H. Leith, M. H. Kin
singer, Louis Dent, jr. The regent, Mrs.
Harry r. Fulton, opened the meeting
with little Mildred Stacy singing
America" Reports Of officers, chap
ter and State committees followed.
Special guests were Mrs. Paul Scharf