Evening star., 1933-12-24
oUIsA ADAMS CHAPTER held

OO1SA ADAMS Cf1AFlEh uelQ
its December meeting at the
- 1735 Lamont street, the hostess
being the regent. Miss Mary
Black. Committee reports were given
by Miss Corson, Miss Bickford. Miss
Crowell, Miss Adams and Mrs. Prentiss.
The regent reported on the reception
given by the Colonial Danes at Dunn
barton House and Mrs. Grosvener Of
Columbia Chapter gave a talk on the
service at Christ Church, Alexandria,
COMMUNICATING the 150th anniversary
OF the withdrawal of the British troops.
Mrs. Magna's Christmas message was
read by Miss Watkins, after which Miss
Carolyn Schultz. accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Eva Whitford Lovette,
sang a group of songs. A piano solo was
given by Miss Schultz and Christmas
carols were sung by the members, ac-
companied at the piano by Miss Schultz.
Refreshments were served by Miss
Black, assisted by Mrs. Garrett and her
small daughter,
Guests Of the evening were Miss
Catherine Harvey, former State his
torian, and Mrs. Grace E. Straight, a
prospective member.
Patriots Memorial Meeting.
Patriots Memorial Chapter met at
Mrs. G. p. Conway, Miss Anna Bragdon
and Mrs. F. E. Hale as hostesses. The
regent, Mrs. Florence M. Latin, pre-
sided. Mrs. Harry Grove, State regent,
spoke.
Mrs. Sterling Bockoven, State chair
man CT manuals for immigrants; Mr..
and Mrs. Reich and Mrs. Nathan
Clark were guests. Mrs. Bockoven was
accompanied by Mrs. Vasa, teacher in
the Americanization school, and a num-
Der OF her immigrant students. Solos
were rendered by Mrs Holmen, a Nor
wegian. Refreshments were served.
Sarah Franklin Chapter was enter
tanned at luncheon by Mrs. John A.
Maxwell and Mrs. William O'Neil, De-
cember 13. preceding the regular
monthly meeting. Mrs. George E. War
field, regent, presided. Mrs. Florie Barr,
historian, read a paper entitled Dolly
Madison's Christmas Dinner" Tea was
served.
The next meeting will be January II,
when Mrs. George Mays will be hostess
at the Anchorage, in Alexandria, Va.
Thomas Marshall Chapter was enter
tanned at a Christmas party by the
regent. Mrs. Harry Howard, at her sis
ter's (Mrs. Livtngston) apartment. in
Cathedral Mansions. There was q
Christmas tree and Santa Claus CHM
ney with gifts for approved schools from
the chapter. Several guests were pres
ent. Mrs. Harry Colfax Grove. State
regent. was the guest speaker. 1t was
voted to contribute toward the scholar
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School. Mrs. Mary Urner and Miss Lucy
D. Heady were accepted for membership.
A social followed
Keystone Chapter met December 16
at the home Of Mrs. James D. Skinner.
Mrs. Harry j. Green and Mrs. Skinner
were hostesses.
The regent, Mrs. Ida j. Kinsell, pre-
sided. Miss May Levers reported on
the Americanization Committee and
Mrs. j. d. Skinner on Chapter House
and Ellis Island Committees.
The State regent, Mrs. Harry G.
Grove, was the guest Of honor speaker.
Mrs. Jean Labat, State corresponding
secretary and chairman Of the Mag
azine Committe, was also a guest.
Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. Green served
refreshments
Inc claDtcr Will meet IN January
with Mrs. Newton Montgomery.
Eleanor wilson Chapter held its De-
cember meeting with the regent, Mrs.
James G. Courts, 1913 Thirty-first
street.
Two boxes of clothing and Christmas
gifts were sent to the student whom the
chapter Is educating at Tomassee, s. C..
Katherine Montgomery Chapter was
entertained at its December meeting by
Mrs. w. b. Bell. The regent, Mrs.
Hiscox, presided
Reports were given by Mrs. Rothgeb,
Constitution Hall finance; Mrs. Bulman,
correct use Of the flag; Mrs. Sanford,
Ellis Island; Mrs Walters. entertain
ment; Miss Curry, genealogical records:
Mrs Bell, manual for immigrants: Mrs.
Lightfoot, national defense; Mrs. Evarts,
Songs and Daughters of the U. s.. A.
Mrs. Bell entertained at supper.
Dolly Madison Chapter met at the
home Of Mrs. Rice w. Means, ll0 Mary
land avenue northeast. The regent,
Mrs. Jane Elliott. presided. The resig-
nation Of Mrs. Celia Bryant was &C.
cepted.