Evening star., 1936-01-19
D. A. R. ACTIVITIES

Ruth Brewster Chapter. met Tues
day at the home of Dr. Amy Rule. Mrs
Harvey L. Miller. regent, presided
Supper was served.
Judge Lynn Chapter met at the
home OF the regent. Mrs. Ronald NJ
Earll The following were elected al
ternates to the Forty-fi fifth Continental
Congress: Mrs Enoch Vann. Mrs. j
Wesley Buchanan, Mrs. Eldridge L
Myers. Mrs. Harry B. Gauss Mrs
Bertha N. Robbins, Miss Rebecca
Riley. Mrs. William E. Forbes. Mrs. E
Flavelle Koss. Mrs. c. Stanley Titus
Mrs. Robert J. Swingle.
Continental Danes Chapter met at
the home of Mrs Edmund K. Fox 1908
S street. Miss Grace Fox was assist
ing hostess.
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter met
at the home Of Mrs. William D.
Leetch, Mrs. Richardson, regent. pre-
siding. Papers have been accepted
by the national board for Mrs Morse
The names of Miss Isabelle Farnham
and Mrs. Mildred Goodeal were pre-
sented for membership and Miss
Fredericka Owen, Miss Louise Ashley
and Mrs. Ralph Ricketson were voted
into the chapter. Plans were dis
cussed for the chapters reception for
State officers to be held at the home
Of Miss Audrey Belt the latter part
Of this month.
Mrs. Emig, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Goode,
Miss Sherman, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs.
Bulls, Mrs. Leonard Richardson, Mrs.
Eagleton, Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Leetch
were elected alternates. The chap
ters birthday dinner-dance will be
held at the Columbia Country Club
the latter part of February. Miss
Gertrude Thelma Barker entertained
with program of modern poetry.
E Pluribus Unum Chapter met at
2400 Sixteenth street. The hostesses
were Mrs. Contee s. Ficklen, Miss E.
Cecil Traband, Miss Clara E. Brown,
Mrs. Fred Lemley, Mrs D. j. Orcutt
and Miss Nellie Darling The regent,
Mrs. William c. Teubner, presided.
A scholarship to Hindman School was
given in honor of Mrs. William B..
Einnott, ex-regent
The Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter
was entertained at the Maydower Ho-
tel by Mrs. Wade H. Ellis. Miss Luella
Chase, regent, presided. She an
nolnced Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke had
been appointed chairman of the Pro-
gram Committee of the National Con-
gress in April.
The chapter voted favorably upon
the application for membership of
Mrs. Willis w. Bradley.
Martha Washington Chapter met at
the Jesup Blair House, with Mrs.
Coon, Mrs. Spray. Mrs. Gordon, Mrs.
kerns, Mrs. Henegar, Mrs. Richardson
and Miss Traylor and Miss Guilford
As hostesses. The regent, Mrs. Pol
lard, presided. Mrs. McCrory, State
historian, was guest.
Thomas Marshall Chapter met at
The nome OF Mrs. Harry Howard, with
Mrs. Ida Ais as assisting hostess. The
regent. Mrs. William Henry Wagner
presided. The registrar, Mrs. Ida
AIS. announced the admission Of six
new members.
Potomac Chapter, met at the home
Of Mrs. Merton E. Twogood, 343l
Sixteenth street, with Mrs. Carl H.
Giroux and Mrs. Lawrence H. Qui-
Follo assisting as hostesses. The
regent, Mrs. Harry H. Thompson, pre-
sided.
Mrs. Berkeley Wright was admitted
TO membership. Mrs. John F. Little
announced a play to be given Feb
riary 4. by the Magazine Committee
The following were elected alter
mates to the continental congress:
Miss Emeline Talbot. Mrs Henry O..
Pattison. Mrs. Harvey A. Smith, Mrs.
Herbert L. Adams, Mrs. John r. Rig
gleman. Mrs. Charles E. Phraener,
Mrs. Robert NJ. De Shazo, Mrs. Leslie
b. Gray. Mrs Edith M. Gray and
Mrs. F. Hunter Creech.
The national president Of the Chill
dren of the American Revolution.
Mrs. c. A. Swami Sinclair. presided
at . meeting of the national board
Of management at Memorial Con-
tinental Hall, Thursday morning. Mrs.
Amos A. Fries asked that 4 memorial
ceremony be held before the statues
Of the Revolutionary, heroes In the
Capitol Building. as part Of the
convention program.