Evening star., 1935-01-27
D.A.R. CHAPTER HAS
SD ANNIVERSARY.
Birthday Is Celebrated at
Home of American War
Mothers.

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ford, Mrs. Roberta Edmonston and
Mrs. Gary E. Walters.
The Dominic Doll Society, C. A. R.,
furnished the following program:
Mary Schaller, junior president;
Norma Doll and Joan Marie Thomas
made addresses. A piano solo was
rendered by Bette Purdy; Eloise
Gutridge, ballet dance; Keturah Pat
rick, recitation; Audrey Souder,
Colonial dance; Phyllis Jean Zimmer-
man, piano solo; Audrey Souder, cor
net solo; Mary Schaller. solo; Stanley
johnson, Miss Helen Harmon, vice
president general from the District
Of Columbia; Mrs. George Maddern
Grimes, State regent; Mrs. Harry
Colfax Groove, past State regent; Mrs.
John M. Beaves. general correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. David Caldwell,
past vice president general, each gave
short talk.
Sarah Franklin Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. Florie Barr on Con-
necticut avenue. Mrs. George E.
Warfleld, regent, presided. Ten al
ternates were elected to represent the
chapter at the Continental Congress
in April.
The February meeting will be a
birthday party in honor of the presi-
dent general, Mrs. Russell William
Magma.
The State Radio Committee, Mrs
Earl Fuller, chairman, announces Mrs.
z. Lewis Dalby, State chairman of
the Magazine Committee, will speak
over Station WRC January 80, from
lis to 1870 pm.
Fort McHenry Chapter met at the
home OF Mrs. T. Temple Hill, 1904
P street. HosteSses were Mrs. Hill
and Mrs. D. w. Thayer, regent, who
presided. A benefit card party will
be given at Southern Diaries the eve
ming of February 4.
Mrs. B. Leavel, past regent of the
Minute Men Chapter, Culpeper, Va,
spoke and was made an associate
member of this chapter.
Mrs. Thayer announced plans for
q Washington Birthday anniversary
pageant to be sponsored by the chap
ter the week of February % at the
Willard Hotel.
A spelling bee was won by Mrs.
Ritchie Roberts. A guessing contest
was won by DR.. Viola Reece and Miss
Antoinette Peterson.
Independence Bell Chapter met at
the Willard Hotel. Miss Grace Whar-
ton Diggs, regent, presided. Miss M.
Esther Mayher purchased six square
feet for Kenmore in memory of DR..
and Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook and
herself.
Ten members of the chapter do
mated the money for one volume for
the Braille Library. A contribution
was voted for the Revolutionary
relics case for Mrs. Beavers. Mrs.
Herbert M. CLANCY was elected his
torian.
Dominic Doll Society, C. A. r., had
a party with Norma Doll and Joan
Marie Thomas at their home, 2O24
North Capitol street. Mary Schaller
presided. There was candy for each
member from Mrs. Gary E. Walters.
Continental Chapter held a luncheon
meeting January 10 at the Women's
University Club. The regent, Miss
Mary J. Edn1ands, presided. Mrs.
Mary Logan Tucker, president of the
District Of Columbia Danes of the
Loyal Legion, spoke on national de-
fense.
Patriots Memorial Chapter met
January Is at the Kennedy-Warren
Apartments, hostesses, Mrs. F. w..
Yeatman and Miss Harriet B. Walker.
The regent, Mrs. Florence M. Latin,
presided
The chapter voted SIS toward the
work Of transcribing certain text books
into Braille for the use of blind COL
1ege students.
The following were elected as alter
mates to the coming Continental Con-
gress: Miss Mary E. Roberts, Mrs.
J. p. Saffold, Mrs. George v. Graham,
Mrs. George P. Conway, Mrs. C. T.
Watson, Mrs. F E. Hale, Mrs. A. G.
Hamilton, Mrs William B. Douglass,
Mrs. William H. Linkins and Mrs.
0. B. Stout. Mrs. j. T. Curry was
elected delegate.
Lucy Holcombe Chapter met at the
home Of the regent, Mrs. George o.
Sanford, the Kenesaw. Mrs. Mar
guerite Eyster, vice regent, and Mrs.
Luther H. Waring were assisting
hostesses.
The devotionals were in charge of
the chaplain, Miss Virginia Patterson
Mrs. F. e. Cunningham reported on
the meeting of the National Defense
Committee. Mrs. George r. McHenry
and Mrs. George Grove were elected
new members.
A skit, written by Miss Harriet
Chase, was presented by Mrs. John
Lester Barr, Mrs. Harry THOMPSON
and Mrs. Fred M Hopkins. Guests
were Mrs. L. H. Mitchell. Mrs George
Grove and Mrs. Wilbur H. Fleck of
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Monticello Chapter met at the home
OF Mrs. Charles S. Grindle, 1858
Twenty-eighth street. The assisting
hostesses were Miss Thomas, Mrs.
Frank B. Whitaker and Mrs. A. E. T.
Hansmann.
Mrs. S. B. Woodbridge, regent, pre-
sided. The guests were Mrs. George
Madden Grimes, State regent; Mrs.
j. Alfred Richards, State treasurer
and Mrs. j. Franklin Little, State
registrar.
Marcia Burns Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. A. Eugene Barr and
Miss Elizabeth Ann Barr, hostesses.
The regent, Miss S. Helen Fields, pre-
sided.
The election of alternates to the
Forty-fourth Continental Congress in
April and for the next year were:
Mrs. Dale K. PARROT, Miss Flora
Ehinn, Miss Elizabeth Ann Barr (for
the delegate), Miss Marion Smith,
Miss Ethel Martin, Mrs. T. Brooks
Mcbride, Mrs. William E. Foley, Mrs.
Thomas L. Elkins, Mrs. Athol B. Gill
more, Mrs. William c. Cleary.
The chapter card party will be held
February 16 at the Arts Club of
Washington. No regular chapter
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