Evening star., 1934-10-21
D.A.R. TOSPONSOR
|. EDUCATION SERIES
Mrs. Joseph Saunders to
Lead Programs Starting
November 3.

Educational programs will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Joseph Saunders Of
the National Society Daughters of the
American Revolution during the Win
ter. They will be open to the public
and held the third Wednesday of the
month at the Kennedy-Warren. 1t
is planned, however, to hold the next
meeting November 3, when Mrs. w. T.
Bannerman, chairman Of legislation
for the National Congress of Teachers
and Parents will speak.
Navy day observance will feature
| the weekly broadcast of the Round
Table of the Air" conducted by the
! State organization next Wednesday
I at lis o'clock over WRC. Capt. Dud-
| ley Knox will be the speaker.
Capt. Joseph Magrauder Chapter
met October IL at the home Of Mrs.
H. E. Merwin, 2946 Newark street.
Assisting hostesses were Miss Jane
Bassett and Mrs. Joseph Stewart. The
regent, Mrs. E. L. Harvey, presided.
Miss Ida B. Earhart spoke about
her trip to the British Isles last Sum-
mer.
E Pluribus Unum Chapter met at
the home ot Mrs. c. C. Baden, 2627
Garfield street. The assisting hostesses
were Miss E. Virginia Patteson, Miss
Letitia A. Langille, Mrs. Hubert Rex
johnson and Mrs. Carl H. Smith. The
regent, Mrs William B. Sinnott, pre-
sided. Tentative plans for the six
teenth birthday anniversary celebra-
ton were made.
An account was read of the cere-
monies attendant upon the placing Of
a historical marker at the grave OF
Mrs. Eleanor Owen Moore, great
grandmother of Mrs. James Mac
Farquhar, chaplain of E Pluribus
Unum Chapter, who presented the
marker to the Minisink Chapter in
Middletown, N. Y.
Guests we're Mrs. Isis B. O'Don-
| nell, Miss Rita L. Butler, Miss Jessie
| Coope, Mrs. George W. Waring, and
the guest of honor and the founder of
the chapter, Mrs. Sylvanus z. John
son.
Col. John Donelson Chapter met
at the home Of Mrs. Walter Metz,
| 1927 Taylor street. Meetings were
changed to the first Saturday after
noon of the month.
Mrs. Brand resigned the chair
manship of Sons and Daughters of
Republic. The next meeting Val be
held at the home of Mrs. c. E. Fur
geson.
The Constitution Hall Finance
Committee will sponsor a birthday
card party in honor Of Mrs. Russell
! William Magma, president general
the proceeds to be applied - the
debt on Constitution Hall. The party
will be held at Constitution Hall on
November Is.
Gov. Thomas Welles Society
c. A. R., met at the home of Miss
Carol Fries on Woodley road. A play
will be given November IT at Pierce
/ Hall.
DR.. Clifton P. Clark, president Of
the D. C. S. A. R., has been appointed
as senior president Of the society.
J Mrs. John Knox Arnold gave a
| short talk on Candle Making ano
Soap Making in Colonial Times" and
George Butler played selections on
the banjo.
Constitution Chapter was enter
! tanned by the regent, Mrs. Thomas
Hardy Seay, at her home, in Spring
! Valley, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Stew
| art E. Catlin, historian, presented the
history of the chapter, which she had
| compiled.
Mrs. George Chesterfield Ross Of
| New Haven and Miss Marian OWING
ton were guests.
A social followed. Mrs. Charles l..
Dasher poured coffee. Mrs. E. Rich
ard Gasch served ices.
The senior and junior presidents of
the C. A. R. held a luncheon at the
La Fayette Hotel october 13. Mrs.
| Gary E. Walters presided. Mrs Sin
clair, national president, was a guest
of honor.
! Arthur Stewart, Eleanor Barton.
Mildred Sherman. Annie Clark Has
sell, Audrey Souder and Betty Earl,
junior presidents, discussed plans for
the coming year.
Janet Montgomery Chapter met al
the Admiral Tuesday. The regent,
Mrs. Harry <. Corrick, was hostess at
| luncheon to the State regent, Mrs
Arthur P. Shanklin; State chaplain.
Mrs. S. F. Wright; State treasurer,
Mrs. Richard williams, and State re-
cording secretary, Mrs. William II,
Hayward.
The regent announced the deaths
Of Mrs. Susie Wells, chaplain, and
Mrs Annie T. Brown.
Mrs. Morris K. Barroll was approved
for membership. The selection OF
schools for the awarding of good citi-
zenship medals was assigned to Mrs.
Hewitt Griggs Robertson, chairman OF
national defense. The historian, Mrs.
j. Henry Brown, is working to COM
plete the history of the chapter.
The guest speaker was Mrs. Arthur
Shanklin. Mrs. Paul Demarest rem
dered vocal selections.
Mary Washington Chapter met
Tuesday evening at the Washington
Club. A group of songs was rendered
| by Mrs. w. H. o. McGehee, accom-
panied by her husband. The State
regent, Mrs. George Madden Grimes,
| spoke.
Mrs. w. Gwynn Gardiner and Mrs.
Cara Kinnherlv nresided ar the tea
i table, assisted by Mrs. Edward Keys.
Miss Lillian Norton, Miss Adaline
Thornton, Miss Elizabeth Milliken and
Miss Virginia Mason. -r.
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