Evening star., 1936-03-01
D. A. r. Activities

L. Woodward, Mrs. Earl w. Sapp.
The chapter voted the following
donations: Kenmore Association,
Fredericksburg, Va, $3.50; Museum
Committee, $3.50; Sons and Daughters
of the U. S. A., IS; approved schools.
$40; Kate Duncan Smith. IS, and $50
to the Student Loan Fund Committee.
The regent, Mrs. D. w. Thayer, an
nounced Mrs. Hill had received the
nomination for the Office Of state
chaplain, the election of all state
officers to be held during the state
conference In March.
Constitution Chapter met at the
home of the vice regent, Mrs. Alfred L.
Talbot on Madison street. A pro-
gram on national defense was given.
A special guest was Mrs. Margaret
zimmerlie, vice chairman national de-
tense for the District.
Alternates to the State conference
and national congress were elected
as follows: Mrs. Alfred L. Talbot, Mrs.
Charles L. Dasher, Mrs. E. L. Sut-
ton, Mrs. Stella q. McElhannon, Mrs.
William A. Jardine, Mrs. w. j. Tid-
ball, Mrs. William r. Hessick, Mrs.
Grace Ross Van Casteel. Miss Mar
garet Layman and Mrs. Martha Jack
man Junkin.
Manor House Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. Barton S. Embry, 1881
Fourteenth street. Mrs. c. H. Davey
was the assisting hostess.
It voted to send a donation to
help the library at Kate Duncan
Smith School, in Alabama. 1t also
made donations to Kenmore and to
CrosSnore School, in North Carolina.
A State executive meeting under
Mrs. George Madden Grimes was
held February 81. Mrs. Grimes re-
quested all chapter members to at
tend the State conference at Me-
mortal Continental Hall, March IL
and 13.
Mrs. George Middleton reported
the annual State banquet will be at
the Mayfiower, March II at pm
Mrs. Ward T. Mixell, Georgia 3734,
has charge of reservations.
| Mrs. William A. Becker. president
general, through the State regent,
has appointed 10 District Daughters
to the House Committee of the Con-
tinental Congress in April and Dis
trict young women to act as pages.
The committee work on patriotic
literature for the blind has been taken
over by Mrs. Ross Mcintyre.
It was announced the $4,000 needed
for the Kate Duncan Smith Noun
tain School library has been COM
pleted and that the national society
had appropriated $1,000 annually
each for Kate Duncan Smith and
Tamassee Schools.
The following programs have been
arranged by Mrs. Earl B. Fuller for
the D. A. r. hour over WRC, March
20. 11:15 am: Howard Moore, BARI
tone soloist of the First Baptist
Church; April II. 11:15, Col. Wallace
M. Craigie, U. S. A., in charge of
the Washington High School Cadets,
will be the speaker.
Victory Chapter held its guest night
at the home of Mrs. Walter w. Hus-
band. Assisting her were Mrs. S. S.
Slick and Mrs. Paul Lippy.
The chapter voted $40 to the Sons
and Daughters of the U. S. A. and IS
to Girl Homemakers for camp.
Mrs. Edward Foster read Shakes
peare's Seven Ages of Man" as a
prelude to readings of the "Seven
Periods in the Life of the Marquis
de Lafayette" by Mrs. Frank Web
ner, Mrs. Lucius Chaplin, Mrs. Will
liam H. Harper, Mrs. Paul Lippy,
Mrs. Edward Foster, Mrs. Louis Abb
bot and Mrs. Chester Watts, re-
spectively.
Guests were Walter w. Husband,
Chester B. Watts, William H. Har-
per, Capt. Louis A. Abbot, Francis
J. Ford. Paul N. Lippy and Frank
E. Webner. Other guests were Mrs.
Porter Dale. Mrs. Roy Pearson, Mrs.
A. S. Griffin and Mrs. Walter Smith
hurst.