Evening star., 1936-11-08
D. A. R. TO PLACE
WREATH ON TOMB
Annual Patriotic Pilgrimage
to Arlington Planned
by D. c. Unit.

ton will participate IN the annual
patriotic pilgrimage to Arlington on
Wednesday when the State regent,
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, will pay
tribute to the valor and sacrifice Of
the Americans who gave their lives
In. the World War.
Bearing the national colors and the
nag OF the national society, the color
guard will escort the State regent To
the tomb Of the Unknown Soldier,
where she will place . wreath in the
name Of the District Of Columbia
Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton.
Arrangements have been made at
the Americanization School, Tenth
and H streets, by Mrs. Alexander H
Bell, state chairman Of Americanism
Committee. for the members to observe
demonstration lesson preparatory
for naturalization examinations. given
by Mrs. Gertrude M. 8. McClintock,
one of the teachers, Thursday after
noon.
At the November reception for new
citizens Justice Proctor Of the Dis
trict Court will speak on Good Citi-
senship" and present the certificates.
Mrs. Bell will present q flag to each
new citizen from the District OF CO.
lumbia Daughters.
Fred Taylor Wilson, historical writer
and lecturer, will give an address on
Makers of Our Constitution" before
the Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter No
vember Is at I pm. 1T the home of
Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie and her sister,
Mrs. Robert Clay Sheriff., 34oI Ma
comb street.
Mrs. Jason Waterman, president Of
the Chapter House Corp. of the Daueh-
ters Of the American Revolution, will
be the guest speaker at the Dolly
Madison Chapter Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs. Clarence r. Dufour. 1881 Kill
bourne place. Mrs. Traddeus M. Jones,
chairman Of the State Committee on
Ellis Island, will speak on the D. A. r.
work at the United States Marine Hos
fAsSA eAASA &<4AAS AoAaAas
Little John Boyden Chapter will pre-.
sent . good citizenship medal to the
student showing the best training In
the four essentials Of good citizen
ship-honor, service, courage and
leadership. The medal is Of bronze
suspended from red, white and blue
ribbon.
Mrs. J. c. Clements. 2ll3 Bancroft
place. will entertain the Eleanor VIII
son Chapter tomorrow.
Mrs. Alexander G. Hamilton will en-
tertain the Patriots Memorial Chapter
at her home, 76l5 Fourteenth street.
Eusenia Washington Chapter will
national society in placing an onacial
D. A. r. marker on the grave Of Miss
Eugenia Washington.
Tamassee D. A. r. Industrial School
at Tamassee, 8. c., will receive . Schol-
arship for . student from the Presi-
dent Monroe Chapter. The chapter
will meet at the home of Miss Alethia
Hurley. 4725 Georgia avenue. Tues.
day. New Orleans. q Story City"
will be the subject Of . talk by Mrs.
Startling Bockoven.
The plantation of Sheffield. Va.
will be marked by the Mary Bartlett
Chapter. As the Colonial estate of
relatives Of the Washington family 1t
played an important part in the his
tory Of that time.
Mrs. GeofIrey Creyke, State chair
man Of the Magazine Committee, will
be the guest speaker Tuesday before
the Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter at
the Chastleton Hotel. Mrs. Lewis B.
Rhodes will be the hostess.
The Press Relations Committee will
meet at the Herald Building tomorrow
at 9 pm. News Writing" will be dis
cussed by Lillian Cutlip of the WASH
ington Herald. Mrs. Sterling Book
oven. State chairman of press rela-
tions, will speak on D. A. r. publicity.
Lucille Foster McNillin, United
States civil service commissioner, will
be the guest OF honor and speaker at
the eighteenth anniversary banquet
Of the Z Pluribus Unum Chapter
Thursday at 2400 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, honorary
vice president general, who assisted
Mrs. Sylvanus p. johnson Of Cali
fornia in the organization Of the
chapter, will be present. Mrs. Charles
Carroll Haig, State regent, and the
State officers will be guests. Mrs. Will
liam G. Teubner, regent, and Mrs. Will
liam B. Sinnott, toastmistress, have
arranged the program.
Mrs. Haig announced the appoint
ment yesterday Of Mrs. Charles M.
Arthur Of the Col. John Washing
ton Chapter as State chairman Of the
D. A. r. manual for citizenship.
A student at Maryville College will
receive 4 scholarship from the Fed.
eral City Chapter as part Of the edu-
cational work carried on in the D. A.
r. approved schools.
The State historian Of New Hamp-
shire. Mrs. John Driscoll, was the guest
Of honor and speaker at the dinner
given by the Federal City Chapter at
the Fairfax Hotel last Thursday.
The next meeting will be November
"a at pm, at the home of Mrs.
Mary K. Male, 800 Connecticut ave-
nue.. The regent, Mrs. C. Viola Eel
lows. and Mrs. Harry B. Pollock will
assist the hostess.
Thomas Marshall Chapter will meet
Thursday at the Kenesaw Apartment.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Cecilia
Whaley and Mrs. Elizabeth Green.
Mrs. Lue r. Spencer. registrar gen.
efal Of the National Society, addressed
the State Committee on Membership.
Prizes will be awarded by the State
regent, at the State conference, to
the chapters showing the greatest