Evening star., 1933-03-26

Capitol Chapter celebrated its
seventeenth anniversary March IL. en-
tertaining State officers and friends
with luncheon at the Arlington Hotel.
Mrs. Catherine E. Nagle, organizer OF
the chapter as toastmiStreSs introduced
the speakers and announced the pro-
gram numbers. Miss. Agnes Sealy sang
Soprano solos accompanied by Mrs.
Weaver. Miss Helen Colhoun recited.
Mrs. George E. McCann gave contralto
solos with Mrs. Margurite Fisher at
the piano.
Among those present were the follow
Ing State officers; Mrs. Harry Colfax
Grove, regent; Mrs. George Madden
Grimes, vice regent; Mrs. F. B. Linton,
chaplain: Mrs. Pedro-Capo Rodriguez,
recording secretary; Mrs. Jean Labat,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. S. B.
Martin, acting treasurer, and Mrs.
Arturo Y. Casanova, historian. Other
guests were, Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Frank
w. Garden Mrs. H. F. Fulton. Mrs.
Marguerite Fisher Miss Helen Colhoun,
Miss Kate Gibbs. Mrs. VIM. Gilbert,
Mrs. Roy H. Hackett, Mrs. Knapp. Mrs.
Leech, Mrs Lemon, Mrs. John F. Little,
Mrs. John McCausland, Mrs. S. H.
McCrory, Mrs. S. N. Meeks. Mrs.
Naylor, Mrs. Lehman Nevitt Mrs. VIM.
Peters and members of the Capitol
Chapter. Mrs. A. Y. Casanova jr.,
chapter regent, presided.
Marcia Burnes Chapter met March
IS at the home of Mrs. Otto Hammer
lurd, with Miss Esther McDevitt as
sisting hostess. The regent, Mrs. Pal
mer, presided. The chapter card party
will be held at the Roosevelt Hotel
March 20 at O'Clock. The tickets may
be secured from the regent, Mrs.
George L. Palmer, 8l8 Upshur street,
or from any member of the chapter.
Mrs. A. Frank KregloW read paper
on Conservation and Thrift" Mrs.
George Mccain sang two solos, accom-
panied by Miss Elsie Collamore. Greet
ings were extended from the Potomac
Chapter by its regent Miss Georgia
Hudson. A talk on Kenmore was given
by Mrs. H. H. Smith. Mrs. Casanova,
State historian, and Miss Naylor, State
chairman Of Better Films, spoke of
their work. Mrs. Rowe, regent of the
Fredericksburg Chapter, and Miss
Young were also guests.
Maj LEnfant Chapter met at the
Hotel Roosevelt as the guests Of Mrs.
w Alden Wall, Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark,
Miss Doris Hayes and Mrs. William j.
Petit The regent, Miss Margaret I.
Fraser, presided. Mrs. John Lester
DAFT, EdSleIU U1NlSIolldl ClldlI Iildll,
spoke on the approved schools. Mrs.
Bockoven vice regent and State chair
man of the Manual for Immigrants
Committee discussed the manual and
its uses. Mrs. Edwin S. Bethlehem. jr.,
chairman on National Defense, reported
on the National Defense Committee
evening program given in honor of the
Marine Corps and of the birthday of
its commander. Gen. Fuller. The
chapter adopted resolution against
the recognition of the Russian state
as now constituted.
The guests were Mrs. George P.
1oker. regent of Maj. William Thomas
Chapter. LeonardtoWn. Md; Mrs. Rich
ard Claughton, Mrs. Bessie C. Kennedy
and Mrs. Gilbert Clark.
Constitution Chapter-Miss Helen
Harmon, past State regent. was unani-
mously indorsed for vice president
general at a meeting in the rooms of
the League of American Pen Women.
Mrs. w. M Dickey gave an account
of the activities of the Sons and
Daughters of the Republic and the
chapter voted to present the Sons and
Daughters with flag for their Summer
camp at Port Tobacco, at the home
of Mrs. E. L. Sutton. A banquet for
the regent, Mrs. Charles L. Dasher. will
be held at the Willard Hotel April 81.
The guest of honor will be Mrs. Daniel
Roper, wife of the Secretary Of Com
merce.
Mary Bartlett Chapter met March
IS at the Women's University Club, the
regent Mrs. Clay L. JenniSOn, being