Evening star., 1933-04-16

Lully NeISOn Cnapkf was CdUeQ 10
order by Mrs. st. Clair, regent, at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Duvall and
Mrs. Elizabeth Duvall Burton. 1t was
voted a generous donation be ssnt to
the Girl Homemskers' Committee chair
man, Mrs. Hazel B. Jones. Miss Mae
Dickinson gave a report of the Sons
and Daughters of the Republics last
meeting, and entertainment, under the
direction of Miss Elizabeth M. Barnes
The Misses Whildin, Robbins. Hosick,
Dickinson and guest, Miss Miller. and
Mrs. Gehemy. Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Snouf-
fer and Mrs Hicks attended.
Little John Boyden Chapter met at
the home of Mrs. c. A. Weaver. Mrs.
Fred L. Volland, secretary pro tenn,
read the appeal of Mrs. Rose Gouver-
neur Hoes and the chapter pledged IS
toward keeping President Monroe's law
Office at Fredericksburg a national
shrine
The regent announced Mrs. Weaver
had been elected to membership on
the Advisory Board OF the Chapter
House Corporation. and that Mrs. Grace
Per Lee. Mrs Eleanor Campbell and
Mrs Weaver had been placed on the
House Committee for the coming Con-
gress.
The chapter made formal indorse-
ment Of the candidacy Of Miss Helen
afternoon. for the office Of vice presi-
dent general.
Captain Joseph Magruder Chapter
met at the home Of Mrs. Harold Baker,
1928 Euclid street, with Mrs. Towson
Price assisting hostess. The regent,
Mrs. Evert L. Harvey. presided and
read card informing the chapter that
Mrs. Earl B. Fuller has been elected
a member of the Chapter House Ad-
visory Committee. Impressions of the
State conference were given by the
regent, Mrs. David D. Caldwell, and
Miss Kathrina Harvey
Reports were rendered by Mrs. Rob-
Approved Schools Committee; Mrs Jo-
seph Stewart, Magazine Committee,
and Miss Ida Earhart, National De-
fense Committee.
Mrs. Price and Mrs. Harmon will
be hostesses to members at tea at
the home of Mrs. Price, the afternoon
of April %.
Guests were Mrs. Easterlin and Mrs
Charles Swan. prospective members. and
Mrs. Callahan, member of chapter
in Kansas City, Mo. Miss Jean Steph-
enson, State chairman Of the Library
Committee. was the guest speaker. Mrs.
Caldwell presided at the tea table.
Deborah Knapp Chapter met at All
States Hotel, the hostesses being Mrs. M.
C. Boydston, Miss Elsie Thomas and
Miss Stella Sebern. The regent, Mrs.
Robert M Ferguson. presided. Reports
were given by Mrs. Hatfield, State his
torical meeting; Americanism, Mrs.
Ferguson; correct use Of the flag, DR..
Stephenson; chapter house. Mrs. Fergu-
son. and Sons and Daughters of the
Republic, Miss De Cell. A social was
held. The chapter will meet in May
with Mrs. 8. Bingham Martin.
Descendants of '7s Chapter N. S. d.
A. r. met at the home Of the Misses
Coons, Chevy Chase, Md. Miss M. NJ
Schellenger. Mrs Leslie Salter and
Mrs. Claude Worford were assisting
hostesses. The regent, Mrs. Clyde NJ.
Hamblin, presided. It was decided to
of the Sons and Daughters Of the Re-
public. Miss Margaret Henderson will
be the page from the chapter at the
national conference. Mrs. James M.
Doran, Mrs. Tonnis J. Holzberg and
Miss Altha T. Coons have been ap-
pointed on the House Committee Mem
bers were notified Of the pilgrimage
to the James Monroe Shrine at Fred
ericksburg, Va, May s, and of the
pilgrimage to Stratford and Wakefield
during the week of the national con-
ference. Miss Margaret e. Naylor.
State chairman of the Better Films
Committee. was the guest speaker.
Mary Washington Chapter met at
the Washington Club April IL. Fol-
Lowing the business meeting. conducted
by the regent. Mrs. W.. Gwynn Gardi-
ner, addresses were made by Miss
Elizabeth Mallot Barnes, State chair
man, Sons and Daughters Of the Re-
public Committee, and Mrs. s. M. Nc
Corr, State chairman Of Preservation
of Historic Spots Committee.
The Janet Montgomery Chapter viii,
on April ~. at 2:30 pm, dedicate q
marker at the intersection CT Wiscon-
sin avenue and River road, IN COM
memoration Of the historic route taken
by Gen. Braddock. In company with the
young VII8luA Nol. 1cOIBc washington.
Research work has been dcne by Mrs.
Lilly c. Stone, chairman Of Historic
Spots, and has been presented to the
Commissioners by the chapter regent,
Mrs. j. Henry Brown, and approved
by them.
This marker bears the following in
scription: Indian Trail Tahcgee, 1713
Rolling read, 1720. Made into wagon
road by Gov. Sharpe for passing Of
stores and troops for Gen. Braddock
to Cumberland. Inspected and trav-
eled by George Washington. 1882
1882" --,-.-
The dedication program will include,
beside music, speakers, who are prom
inent In civil life as well ~ patriotic