Evening star., 1933-04-02

Inc American LiDcrty CuhpecE Wao
entertained at its March meeting by
Mrs. j, H. Gundensheimer, 1856 Jef1er-
son street, assisted by Mrs. F. M. Low
and Mrs. William MacKellar. the regent.
Mrs. George s. Newcomb presided.
Reports were given by Miss Elizabeth
Longfield, chaplain; Mrs. E. M. Pickins,
treasurer; Miss Frances owen, historian; !;
Mrs. L. H. Hannah, Ellis Island Com
mittee: Mrs. L. B. Thomson, Revolt
tionary Committee; Mrs. w. MacKeller.
It was voted to send boy and girl to
| the Summer camp for four weeks each.
The regent presented to the chapter a
bound book, consisting OF all chapter
data from 1917 to 1888, compiled by Mrs.
Edgar Allen, as birthday anniversary
gift. The book will be given to the Con-
| tinental Library.
Moran, gave a talk on the home Of
Gen. Knox Of the Revolution, in
| .Thomaston, Me. Mrs. Low and Mrs.
MacKellar presided at the tea table.
Victory Chapter met March 81 at the
home of Mrs. Lucius o. Chaplin, with
Miss Addie E. Bourne assisting hostess.
| The regent, Mrs. William H. Harper,
presided. Reports were received from
Mrs. Ethel T. Fulton, Mrs. Edward r.
Foster and Mrs. William T. Banner
man.
The guest speaker was Miss Clara w.
| McC9uown, who gave q talk on her trav-
els in Russia. Mrs. Mildred GeSsford
and Mrs. Heman Dedfield. jr, were
guests.
Cant. Molly Pitcher Chapter met
March 13, with Mrs. Charles ]. Happier
as hostess, at her home, 1902 Klingle
road. Mrs. Joseph S. Wall, regent, pre-
sided.
A benefit bridge party will be given
in the Spring and the chapter will con-
tinue in aiding in the education OF q
pupil at Maryville College.
Miss Carol Grosvenor was voted a
member Mrs. Joseph S. Wall and Mrs.
A. Owen Seaman presided at the tea
table.
| Manor House Chapter held its March
| meeting at the home of Mrs. N. D.
Hawkins, with the Misses Mamie and
Evelyn Hawkins and Miss Jennie Dwight
assisting hostesses. Miss Lillian Cheno-
weth, regent, presided. The following
committee reports were made: Girl
Home Makers, Mrs. c. B. O'Neal;
Audit, Miss Jennie Dwight; Sons and
Daughters of the Republic, Mrs. Calvin
Hassell Library, Miss Clara Follin; En-
tertainment, Mrs. Jane Hooker; Ap-
and Conservation and Thrift, Miss
Mamie Hawkins.
It was announced Miss Helen Mont
gomery had been appointed page for the
coming congress and will serve as per-
sonal page for Mrs. Richard Claughton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chenoweth and Miss
Mary Lee Goddard were appointed as
members of the House Committee for
the congress.
The next meeting was changed In
order not TO conflict with the congress.
Mrs. Jason Waterman spoke on the
proposed Chapter House and displayed
the Memory Book" A social followed,
during which the hostess served re-
freshments.
Our Flag Chapter-Mrs. Garrett NJ.
Davis presided at the meeting Tuesday
at the Washington Club. Hostesses
were Mrs. A. H. Ssmmes. Miss Alice
johnson, Mrs. Frank Lee Williams. and
Malott Barnes. state chairman Of the
Sons and Daughters of the Republic.
was guest speaker. Mrs. Arturo Y.
Casanova. chairman of the State His
torical Committee, spoke briefly. telling
OF the proposed pilgrimage to the re-
stored law Office of President Monroe
on April %. Members were invited
to attend the memorial services Easter
Sunday afternoon, for founders of the
National Society of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, to be held
in Memorial Continental Hall.
Election of officers will be part OF
the program for the meeting in May.
Members of the nominating committee
include Mrs. John Sadler, Miss Sarah
Hannay and Miss Alice johnson. Dur
ing the social hour Mrs. Clara Sibley
Hill and Mrs Mary Shepard Quintard
presided at the tea table. Mrs. Ida
M Shirk. Mrs. Marv Hanchett Stone
of Michigan. and Mrs. James Cooney
of Chicago were among the guests.
Lucy Holcombe Chapter met at the
home of Miss Mary Anderson, the High
lands. Mrs. Charles S. Richardson and
Mrs. Joseph F. Lyvers were assisting
hosteSses.
The regent, Mrs. Fred M. Hopkins,
presided. An appropriation of $40 was
made for the Girl HomemakerS and
Sons and Daughters of the Republic |
Committees to send two children to
Summer camp. Mrs. j. w. T. Duvel |
was elected to membership
Miss Elizabeth Barnes, State chair |
man and national vice chairman of |
the Sons and Daughters of the Re-
public, accompanied by several members
of the Boys and Girls Clubs. fur
nished program. Miss Lucy Ohler |
gave readings.
Samuel Gorton Chapter celebrated its
twenty-flrst birthday at the home of |
Miss Emily Clark. Mrs. Ethel Mills
assisting hostess. The regent, Mrs.
Arthur l.. Thrall, presided.
Miss Clark read a short history Of
the chapter, which was organized by