Evening star., 1933-12-03
d. A. r. Activities

Capitol Chapter met November 81
at the home Of Mrs. Emily Upton. A
new member was welcomed, Mrs. Anna
Windle. who comes by transfer from
membership at large ammo lncement
was made OF the thanksgiving party
given by the Sons and Daughters Of the
Republic at the Wilson Teachers Col
lege Mrs. Barbara Smell is presenting
through the Genealogical Research
Committee a fragment OF a newspaper
printed during the Revolution at Hart
| ford in 1880 in the name OF Capitol
Chapter The speaker Of the evening
was the State chairman OF the Better
Films Committee, Miss Margaret Nay
lor. A social followed with refreshments
served by the hostess and ner assistants
Lucy HoIcombe Chapter met at the
home OF Mrs. Charles s. Richardson,
| College Park, Md Mrs. George o. san
! ford and Mrs. Maude A. Harris were
assisting hostesses.
The regent, Mrs. Fred M. Hopkins,
presided. Reports were mace on , ,ne
MRS. Jessie p. Wood; Student Loan, Mrs.
@. o. Sanford; Approved Schools MIS-,
| D. K. Shute; Constitution Hail, Mrs
r 6 Richardson; Manual for 1nmI-
grants, Mrs. Marguerite Eyster; D. a. q.
Magazine. Mrs. E. H. Thomson. an
appropriation Of 81 was mace 70 IN
scholarship fund to SEND pupn W 'i's
Kate Duncan School. .,,,,
miss Rachel Miller entertained Wit1
several readings Prizes were awaroeo
Mis- Cornelia Cotton and Mrs Joseph
Iyyers in q. guessing conleSV.
The next meeting will be at the noms
~ Mrs, ]. w. T. Duvel, l2l5 Decatur
street. December II. Mrs; EoWin
Hill and Miss Cornella Cottoh WILL ~
assisting hostesses
Cont;reptaI Chapter was entertainer
at its November meeting oy tne 1soass
Mrs Iora F. Manion, 3424 Mount fHas
ant street with Misses Esther ManloA,
Helen r. Manion, Bessie Rutnest.G;r1 ;,r
and Mrs. Hazel K. Hoggett aSsSSrns
hostesses The regent preslceo Ine
following committee reports were msus.
! Americanisrr1 Mrs. Stanley n. BeaSleS'
| Approved Schools. Mrs. Hazet n. Ps-
| Qett: Sons and Daughters oL IiT
Public. Miss Lille 3. O'Donneu;
pnar puu' was read by the historian, MISS
% Mys ThorlaS D. whyte announced
tho ChaDter House card party the eve
ming of January ~, at the Willard Ao-
The guest speaker was MIS-. lazy
Colfax Grove, District State regent
other guests were Mrs. l. c. Brown'
member of Attleboro CMass) Chap.er'
Miss Edith Gray American Cnapter'
D. A. r., and Mrs. William A. MahioA
! A social followed i'll b.,d
| The December meeting Will oe neio
at the Evangeline HOTEL
/ Snne Of Mrs A e r. Hansmann.
| lOJ5 TVelty'SeVtntn street. inc aSSNr
ing hostesses were: Mrs. S; E kramet'
ME- he e regent. Mrs S B. woodbridge.
presided. The following committees
gave reports: Americanism, MIS-. Lu'hsf
J Munson; Better Films, Mrs. Lewis H.
Flint Constitution Hall finance. MI MiS.
Hansmann; Historic. Mrs Roger w"
Iiems; Student Loan. Miss Kate "A.
.Jaouette: Library Mrs. Woodbridge;
Magazine, Mrs. A. H. Ulm, and Nauona
Defense. Mrs. Ashmun Brown An
| nouncement was made of the bazaar IN
the Webster School, December T. ana
6, Mrs. Frank B. Whitaker spoke OF
the card party January IL for the oens-
fit of the Chapter House Fund.
Guests of honor we're: Mrs. Harry
Colfax Grove. State regent; Mrs. Fred
B. Linton, State chaplain; Mrs. Jean
Iabat. State corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Ada c. Mills Payne, State treas
urer. and Mrs Arturo Y. Casanova:
State historian, all OF whom mace prleI
talks Other guests were: MIS-. James
z. Ollie of Morgantown, W. Va; MIS-
". L. Patton and Mrs. George Dempster.
both OF this city. A social followed.
Constitution Chapter met Tuesday
evening. Reports were given by the Of
fieers and chairmen OF committees.
rendered
songs accompanied on the piano by Mr.
Riley Mr. Larrick of the United States
Department of Agriculture spoke on
Dangerous Ingredients in Foods and
Drugs" Refreshments were served. =
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter met
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Charles r. Mills, 6o2 Aspen street. Ia
koma Park Mrs. Alexander H. Bell. re-
gent, presided. Miss Mabel Boardman
addressed the chapter on the American
Red Cross. Mrs J. Frank Rice sang.
In the near future the chapter Is
planning to mark the grave Of Gen.
Philip Stewart, the ancestor OF two lol
its members.
Assisting Mrs. Mills as hostess were
Mrs B. R. Fetty. Mrs. William M. LeaV-
lit, Mrs Dwight M. Miner Mrs. Samuel
Scrivener. Mrs. E. S. Wild and Mrs.
Harvey j. Zimmerman.
Victory Chapter met at the home of
Mrs. J. w Crabtree, 1904 Euclid street,
November 27 Mrs William H. Harper,
regent, presiding
It was announced by Mrs. Husband
there would be a sale Of useful and
fancy articles also food stuffs, at the
Americanization School, Tenth and II
streets, December and 5.
The regent announced card party
at the New Willard Hotel, January 20.
for the benefit Of the proposed Chapter
House in the District.
1t was voted to contribute 81 to the
Girl Home Makers as donation toward
their Christmas party. Mrs. Oatley.
State chairman of printing, gave short
talk. Mrs. Louis A. Abbot spoke on
The Lady Of Godeys. A Real Daughter
of the American Revolution"
Refreshments were served, the assist
ant hostesses being Mrs Baker, Mrs.
Bsnnerman and Miss Bourne.