Evening star., 1933-05-28
D. A. r. ACTIVITIES

w. w. Husband, Mrs. Chester B. Watts,
Mrs. Louis Abbot. Chester Watts, son
of the hostess, entertained with trumpet
selections. The next meeting Will be
September 25.
Mai. L'Enfant Chapter held its an
nual May banquet at the Iron Gate
Inn. Mrs. Sterling Bockoven. assisted by
Miss Margaret A. Bloomfield and Mrs.
Paul John Christian, made the arrange
ments. The regent, Miss Margaret I.
Fraser. was hostess. Among the guests
were Maj. Edwin S. Bethlehem, jr.; DR..
and Mrs. Robert Herring Mr.. and Mrs.
Reich. DR.. Sterling Bockoven, Miss Viz
ginia Babb, Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Kuldell
Mr. Raymond Wolfe, Mrs. Elizabeth
Clark.
Mrs. Albert Baggs read the introduc-
ton to the musical sketch. over the
Gypsy Trail" which had been arranged
By Ella Marie Bockoven. The cast was
made up of Ella Marie Bockoven, Alma
Bertholf, Oscar Kuldell, Sterling Book
oven and Elizabeth Clark.
The following officers were elected:
Regent, Miss Margaret l. Fraser; vice
regent, Mrs. Sterling Bockoven; chap
lain, Miss Minnie L. Parker; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. John Roberts; treas
urer, Mrs. Paul J. Christian; registrar,
Mrs Arthur w. Harkness historian,
Miss Margaret A. Bloomfield, delegate,
Mrs. Edwin S. Bettelheim.
Army and Navy Chapter has ap-
pointed the following chairmen of COM
mittees: Memorial Hall and Revolution
airy Relics, Mrs W. r. Smedberg, jr.;
National Defense, Mrs. r. T. McIntire;
Publicity, Mrs. j. w. Holcombe; Sons
anG Daughters of the Republic, Mrs. D.
j. Rumbough Mrs. Roy S. Geigcr is at
the head of the Army and Navy Chap
ter, c. A. r.
Marcia Burns Chapter held its May
meeting at the home of the regent,
Mrs George L. Palmer. 1t was voted to
send a girl to camp through the Girl
Home Makers Committee and boy to
camp through the Sons and Daughters
of America.
The following officers were elected:
Regent, Miss Helen Fields; vice regent,
Mrs Dale Parrott; chaplain. Mrs. Car
rie Sturdevant; recording secretary, Miss
Elizabeth Barr; corresponding Secre-
tary, Mrs. Minnie Tull: treasurer, Miss
Mary Stewart: registrar, Mrs. A. Eu-
gene Barr; historian, Mrs. Thomas FL
kins, and delegate, Mrs. George l..
Palmer
The chapter was presented by the re-
tiring regent with gavel that was made
from the wood of the house in which
Marcia Burns lived The chapter pre-
sented the retiring regent, Mrs. Palmer,
with an ex-regent's bar.
Eleanor Wilson Chapter held its May
meeting at the home of the regent, Mrs.
James c. Courts, 1918 Thirty-flrst street.
The regent presided. Reports of Cont
mental Congress were made by Mrs.
Courts and the delegate, Mrs. Charles
V. Grunwell. The chapter voted to
send two girls to Friendship Camp this
Summer Mrs. Courts has been elected
to membership on the Chapter House
Corps.
Election of officers was as follows:
Regent, Mrs. James C. Courts; vice
Wade Allison: recording secretary, Miss
Eleanor O'Neal; corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Evie Morris; treasurer, Mrs.
Charles " Grunwell; registrar, Mrs.
Cora Warner; historian, Mrs. L. M.
Fuller; delegate, Mrs. Guy Mason.
Monticello Chapter met at the home
of Mrs. Luther S. Munson, Riverdale.
Md. The assisting hostesses were Mrs.
s. b. woodbridge, MIS-. "A. II. Ulm, ana
Mrs. William Derr Baker. The regent,
Mrs. S. B. Woodbridge, presided. The
delegate, Mrs. Frank w. Garden, gave a
report of the Continental Congress.
Oficers elected were: Regent, Mrs. S.
B. Woodbridge; vice regent, Mrs. Fred
erick Knoop: chaplain, Mrs. Frank w.
Garden; recording secretary, Mrs.
Alfred E. Hansmann; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Helen M. Hall; treas
urer, Mrs. Ashmun Brown; registrar,
Mrs Charles S. Grindle; historian, Mrs.
Roger Williams; delegate, Mrs. Edward
C. Sasnett alternates, Mrs. Luther S.
Munson, Mrs. Roger Williams, Mrs.
Charles B. GrindIe, Mrs. Katherine Gill,
Mrs Ashmun Brown, Mrs. Ruel P. Toll
man, Mrs. Lewis H. Flint, Mrs. A. H.
Ulm, Mrs Frank E. Garden and Mrs.
Francis NJ Shore.
Dolly Madison Chapter held a birth
day party May 20 at the home of Miss
Mary Pumphrey, Rockville, Md. Spe-
cial guests were Miss Helen Harmon,
vice president general Mrs. John Bea-
vers, corresponding secretary general;
Mrs Josiah Van Orsdel, past president
G. A. r. and past registrar general;
Mrs. Harry ColfaX Grove, State regent;
STEAMSHIPS.