Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19

The Sons and Daughters of the u
). A. second State conference will be
held November IS at 2:30 pm. by the
chairman, Miss Elizabeth M Barnes
assisted by her committee, in honor OF
the State regent. Mrs Harry c. Grove;
State officers and chapter regents.
Club members will make their re-
ports to the State regent, followed by a
program prepared by the children.
-Four clubs comprise the membership
Mount Vernon, Nathan Hale. George
town and Betsy Ross A fifth club will
be officially organized and named by
Mrs. Grove. Work accomplished will
be on display as we'll as Indian relics
found at the Summer camp sponsored
by the ID. c. D. A. r. at Port To-
bacco, Md.
Capt Molly Pitcher Chapter held its
November meeting at the home of Mrs.
A. Owen Seamon, on Klingle road, with
the regent, MRS. Joseph S. Wall, pre-
siding A letter from Iona Gillenwa-
ter, ward of the chapter. was read.
1t Is her senior year at Maryville Col
lege. Mrs. Frederick Holt told of her
work among the blind in the District
Of Columbia. Mrs. Willoughby S.
Chesley and Mrs. Bates Warren as
sisted at the tea table.
Potomac Chapter met November 8 at
the home Of Mrs. Harry H. Thompson,
1904 Ordway street. with Mrs. w. H.
Wanamaker, Mrs. NJ. E. Twogood and
Mrs. Herbert L. Adams assisting.
Luncheon was served, after which the
regular meeting was held. The regent,
Mrs. Roy c. Bowker. presided. Mrs
Roscoe L. Oatley. State chairman of
printing, and Mrs. TOMS ]. HolZberg,
chairman of national defense embody-
ing patriotic education, were guests.
American Liberty Chapter was enter
tanned at its November meeting by Miss
Elise T. Clark in the Pen Women's
Club room at St0neleigh Court. Miss
Clark was assisted by Mrs. Thomas J.
Dickson and Mrs. James NJ. Carter.
Mrs. w w. Lemmond, regent, pre-
sided and read letter from the presi-
dent general, Mrs. Russell william
Magma. expressing her appreciation for
the yearbook recently sent her.
A social was held, with Mrs Dickson
and Mrs. Carter presiding at the tea
table.
Thomas Marshall Chapter met at the
lIOiiS VI wi D nary L. t1dLIH, ozzo
Walbridge place Mrs. William E
Marshall of Falls Church, Va. was as
siStant hostess. The regent. Mrs. Har-
ry Howard, reported the pilgrimage to
Port Tobacco Mrs. r. H. Tuttle, his
torian. adescribed pieces of furniture at
Oak Hill. Plans were made for a Santa
Claus bag of gifts for d. A. r. approved
schools. Tribute was paid to a deceased
member, Miss FloSsie A. Beck. Guest
speakers were Mrs. Fred B. Linton,
State chaplain, and Mrs. Arturo Y.
Casanova, State historian. Mrs Nor
rison Barr and Miss Mary Mellinger
also were guests Mrs. Linton read an
address prepared by Miss Helen Har-
mon. vice president general, who was
detained by Illness. A historical paper.
THE Ride Of Jane Thomas" was read
by Mr. Casanova. The hostesSes were
assisted by Mrs. Harris mother, Mrs
Shaw, and Miss Melinger.
Columbia Chapter met at the home
Of Mrs. Jason Waterman, 1903 Evarts
street northeast, assisting hoStesSeS
being Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Beckett, Mrs.
Cole and Mrs. .Gilligan. The regent,
Mrs. Frank Grosvenor, presided.
Reports were made by the following
to State committees:
Better films. Mrs. Ray; student loan,
Mrs. Brown; conservation and thrift,
Miss Keene; girl homemakers, Miss
Ross; manual for immigrants, Mrs.
Gilligan; approved schools, Mrs. Mat
locks; Sons and Daughters of United
States of America, Mrs Powers, and
delegates report, Mrs. Mattocks.
Resolutions on the death Of the late
Mrs. Mary B. Snavely, past regent of
The chapter. were read. Mrs. Jean
Talbot national chairman of the Maya
zine Committee, was the guest speaker.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. John H. Ray. 1923 Reno
road this being the annual Thanks
giving pound party for the poor.
Deborah Knapp Chapter held its Nc
1ember meeting at the home of Mrs
Gertrude Warren Moser in Burleith. |
Who as hostess was assisted by Mrs |
Helen Meyer. The regent, Mrs. Martin, |
presided
Miss DeCell gave report Of the Sons
md Daughters of the United States of |
America, telling of the plans for the |
oint meeting Of the clubs November Is. !
Eleanor Wilson Chapter met Noyem-
yer Is at the home Of the regent, Mrs.
Iames Z. Courts, 1918 Thirty first |
treet.
A letter was read from the proteee
# the chapter at TomaSsee School. |
Mrs. Margaret Fuller, recording secre- /
airy, gave brief history of the chapter.
Francis Scott Chapter met at the
lome of Mrs. William r. Cole for the
November meeting. Those assisting
Mrs. Cole were Mrs. w Lawrence Haz-
lrd, Mrs. Jeter Pritchard and Mrs.
Walker S. Martin.
After luncheon the business nneet-sE
pg was hald. with MRS. George nj
rec, feaent, IN the enmia Ma. Coz
Innounced seriess0A small card parfies
o be held during the Winter In the
ZONES Of members.