Evening star., 1935-02-03
ARNOLD CHAPTER
NAMES DELEGATES
D. A. R. Unit Pays Tribute
to Memory of Mrs.
Carter, 101.

Tribute to the memory OF Mrs.
Catherine Ann Carter, l0l years old,
who died recently. was paid by MEM
bers of Richard Arnold Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. at the January meeting held at
| the home of Mrs. Benjamin Crazy,
IT'S Massachusetts, avenue. Assisting
hostesses were Miss Naomi DeLozier
and Miss Olivita Thomas. The Re-
gent, Miss Olive Harrington, presided.
The following were elected delegates
and alternates to the 44th Continental
Congress in April: Mrs. Henry Milton
Barry, Mrs Mary B. Benson. Miss
Edythe C. Northup, Mrs. Edward l..
Montgomery, Miss BERTHE L. Packett,
Mrs. Ernest A. A. Dunn, Mrs. Ran
dolph D. Hopkins, Miss Ella Espey.
Mrs. D. L. James. Miss Mary Agnes
Roueche was accepted for membership.
Guest speakers were Mrs James D.
| Skinner, State chairman, Ellis Island
Committee, and Mrs. Frederick w.
Holt, state chairman of Braille Books
for the Blind. Other guests were Mrs.
Latin, regent, Patriots Memorial
Chapter, and Miss Marie James, q
prospective member. A recitation was
given by Mrs. Gradys daughter.
State Radio Committee, Mrs. Earl
Fuller, chairman, announces the pro-
gram over Station WRC next Wednes-
day, from lis to 1:30 pm, will be
given by Mrs. Elmer &. Curry, state
chairman, genealogical records.
Eugenia Washington Chapter met at
the home of the regent, Mrs. Charles
Hoffman. Mrs. Augustus Simpson
told of a service she attended on
Pennsylvania day at Valley Forge,
when the Pennsylvania d. A. r. and
the Colonial Danes were the guests
of honor.
Mrs. Frederick w. Holt, State chair
man of Braille. spoke on the demand
for patriotic literature by the blind
and the members of the chapter sub
scribed $40 to pay for one of the
volumes.
Emily Nelson Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. Lois Marshall Hicks
with Mrs. Helen M. Collins, assisting
hostess. The regent, Mrs. Hicks, pre-
sided.
Miss Alleen Robbins was elected
recording secretary to fill the office
vacated by Mrs. Ed. N. Snouffer, jr.
Mrs. Alice l.. Curtis and Mrs. Albin
L. Gemeny were appointed to prepare
new bylaws.
Fort McHenry Chapter will hold a
card party at 60 M Street, northeast
tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
Marcia Burns Chapter will give a
card party at the Arts Club February
16 at 8:15 pm.
Potomac Chapter will hold a birth
day tea at the home of Mrs. John
Franklin Little, 1910 Varnum street,
Wednesday, from to o'clock.
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter met at
the home of Mrs. w. H. Larrimer,
1904 Rittenhouse street, with Mrs.
Sarah Charles, Mrs. Mary Walker
Burton. Mrs. Lloyd T. Cox. Mrs. Milli-
cent Gardiner Morrison, Miss Florence
Lancaster, and Miss Jessie Mcpherson
as assisting hosteSses. The regent,
Mrs. Alexander H. Bell, presided.
Mrs. Frederick K. Sparrow, State
chairman, spoke on the ID. A. r.
Manual for Citizenship" Mrs. Lucille
Marshall Appel was welcomed into
the chapter.
ARRANGEMENTS were made for card
party at the home of Mrs. Ada Mills
Payne, IS Rhode Island avenue. next
Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Gwynn, formerly of Mel
rose, Mass, was a guest.
Reports on State and chapter ac-
tivities were made by Mrs. S. H.
McCrory, Miss Lula Purcell, Mrs.
Ada Mills Payne, Mrs. L. G. Hover,
Mrs. B. M. Connolly, Mrs. Dwight
M. Miner, Mrs. Ralph G. Wilson, Mrs.
E. M. Greathouse and Mrs. Samuel
Scrivener.
State Magazine Committee-Final
reports from all chapter Magazine
Committees looking towards the Sc
lection Of the 1885 winner of the an
nual prize given to the group OBJ
tanning the largest number of sub
scribers should be sent to Mrs. Lewis
Dalby.
Federal City Chapter met at the
home of the organizing regent, Mrs.
Mahlon A. Winter, 2637 Connecticut
avenue, with Mrs. Jesse Anthony as
sisting hostess. The regent, Miss Lula
Mae Comstock, presided. The chapter
voted to purchase one good citizenship
mccall and to provide one volume Of
the American history for the blind.
Mrs. Rice w. Means, State chair
man Of the Committee on National
Defense through Patriotic Education,
and Mrs. Dorothy Conrad OF the