Evening star., 1934-11-04
|23 Received Into Club
ByD. A. R. State Officers
Leaders for Next Two Years Also Chosen at
Annual Dinner Meeting Held
at MayAower.

in Spring Valley. She was assisted by
Mrs. j. Frank Rice. It was voted to
contribute IS for the Americanism
School at Tenth and II streets. It
also sponsored the penny-a-day plan
for the payment Of the debt on Con-
stitution Hall, as well as supporting
the birthday card party on November
is at Constitution Hall.
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter met
at the home of Mrs. Samuel Scrivener,
1912 Sixth street. Mrs. James d. Skin
ner, State chairman, spoke on Ellis
Island" Miss Jean Bishop sang, &C
companied at the piano by Miss Betty
Swank. A history of the chapter was
read by Mrs. L. C. Hover.
Reports of State and chapter ac-
tivities were given by the regent, Mrs.
Alexander H. Bell, Mrs. Samuel H.
McCrory, Miss Harriet NJ. Chase, Mrs.
Clara A. Stine, Mrs. Ada Mills Payne,
Miss Ruth Ann Parker, Mrs. William
A. Folger, Mrs. Albert s. Boles, Miss
Francis D. Shirley, Miss Mary o. Ter
rell, Mrs. Dwight M. Miner. Mrs. 3. M.
Connolly, Miss Caroline A. Hurley and
MRS. D. /. hlmpie.
Miss Bertha Francis Wolfe told OF
founding a new chapter in Kentucky.
in which she had taken part during
the Summer.
Capt. Joseph Magruder Chapter will
give a tea in honor Of the State ON
GERS at the home Of Mrs. Joseph
Wheat, 4l0 B street northeast, No.
vember 8 from 4 to 6 o'clock State
chairmen and chapter regents are
the invited guests.
The State Magazine Committee met
in Memorial Continental Hall october
26. Mrs. Dalby requested the pres
ident generals message be read at
every chapter meeting.
The State Radio Committee an
nounces the D. A. r. Round Table
November 7 over station WRC from
lis to 1870 pm. The speaker will
be Maj. Gen. Amos Fries, retired, and
his subject, "Armistice Day"
Thomas Marshall Chapter met at
the home Of the regent, Mrs. William
H. Wagner. The chapter voted to buy
q Girl Homemaker's pin to be used
as q prize. Miss Mary McCabe
stressed the importance Of holding
sacred from commercialism the hal
lowed ground surrounding abandoned
churches. The subject Of Ellis Island
was discussed by Mrs. Charles Tav-
enor and Mrs. Harry Howard. A talk
on the history Of Ellis Island was
given by William H. Wagner, assistant
to the commissioner general Of immi.
grafton and naturalization.
Mrs. George NJ. Grimes, State re.
gent; Mrs. Jean LaBat, State vice re-
gent; Mrs. Charles Haig, State record
ing secretary; Miss Ramona Newman,
State corresponding secretary; Mrs.
George L. Palmer, past regent Of Mar
cia Burns Chapter, and Mrs. Otto
Hammerlund, president of the Pet.
worth Woman's Club, were guests
Solos were rendered by Mrs. Haig and
Miss Newman, accompanied by Miss
Doree Holman.
Z. Pluribus Unum Chapter, Mrs.
William B. Sinnott, regent, will hold
banquet at the Kennedy-Warren
November at pm. to celebrate its
sixteenth birthday anniversary. Mrs.
Sylvanus Ex johnson Of Santa Monica,
Calf, founder and organizing regent,
will be the guest of honor.
Specially invited guests will be the
national and State officers. Mrs.
Theodore M. F. Knappen will act as
mistress of ceremonies and Mrs. VIII
liam C. Tuebner, chairman Of enter
tainment, has arranged musical pro.
gram.