Evening star., 1936-12-06
|D.A.R. COMMITTEE
WILL AID BAZAAR
Americanism Unit to Have
Booth This Week at
Webster School.


DAUGHTERS Of .ks American Revolution
will assist at the Americanization
School bazaar tomorrow and Tuesday.
when they will preside over the D. A. r.
booth. 1t will be held at Webster
School. Tenth and H streets.
Mrs. Alexander H. Bell, State chair
man Of Americanism, Is arranging
tea for the foreign mothers who
are studying English at the school
in preparation for citizenship. A pro-
gram will be presented by the stu
dents In native costume.
Hrs. Elmer Curry, State registrar,
and Mrs. Samuel B. Woodbridge, State
librarian, will be the speakers at the
meeting Of the State Magazine Com
mittee on December 10. at Memorial
Continental Hall.
Mrs. John Logan Marshall, State
regent Of South Carolina, will come
here in January to speak before
the State Committee on Approved
Schools and the delegated body of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
tion on Tamassee D. A. r. Industrial
School established by the South Caro-
lima Daughters and supported by the
national organization.
Harry Warren Frantz, United Press
correspondent, will be the speaker at
meeting of the Susan REVERE Het7el
Chapter Friday at the home of Mrs.
| w. w. Sloan, Woodley Park Towers.
Mrs. Margaret s. Zimmerle. State
vice chairman Of the Committee on
National Defense Through Patriotic
Education, addressed Federal City
Chapter last Tuesday night on Com
munistic propaganda.
Christmas party for the mountain
schools will be given by Descendant,
OF '76 Chapter, Tuesday. at the home
of Mrs. Tonnis ]. Holzberg. Mrs
George e. McCann will speak and
members will bring gifts and pack
boxes for Crossnore School.
| Mrs. Holzberg will be assisted BY
Mrs. Stephen Murphy and Miss Mar
garet Henderson. Miss Anne Coons
regent, will conduct the meeting.
A Texas travelogue will feature
the Samuel Gorton Chapter program
for December. Miss Ruth Roach and
Mrs. Mary Cunningham. who have re-
Gently returned from a 4,000-mile mo.
tor trip. will be the speakers. The
Christmas philanthropic work of the
chapter will be gifts Of well-filled
Christmas bags which will be distrib-
uted through the Central Union Mis-
| sion.
| Mrs. Grace Arnold entertained the
chapter last week when q paper on
"the Unknown Soldier" was read by
Mrs. Anne Irving.
American Chapter will observe the
| 160th anniversary of Washington'i
troops crossing the Delaware wher
Miss May Nickerson will speak or
Its Purpose and Effect" at the De.
cember meeting at the home of Mis-,
Maude Garrett. Miss Adelina Tom.
linson will assist Miss Garrett Mrs
Claire G. Barnes, regent, will preside
"The Constitution" will be the SUBJ
ject of talk Saturday by Mrs. Elmer
Whitney before the Col. John Wash
ington Chapter.
Members Of Col. James Mccall
Chapter will send to Crossnore Schoo,
duffel bags Of clothing and books. Dr.
Mary Martin Sloop has asked particu-
larly that chapter members be solicited
for hats, books. bulbs and plants.
Mrs. Addams s. McAllister, State
chairman Of conservation, will address
the chapter at the December meeting
Mrs. Claude A. Cook. regent. an
nounces the next meeting Tuesday at
the home Of Miss Catherine Hill, 22l
B street northeast.
Capitol Chapter will distribute sew.
eral boxes Of books to Tamassee and
Crossnore Mountain schools. accord.
ing to Mrs. Pedro Capo- Rodriguez
regent.
Christmas carols will feature the
program December Is at the home
| Of Mrs. Paul Burk.
A Christmas tree will be had by
Columbia Chapter members at the
home Of Mrs. Frank J. Campbell the
evening Of December "a.
DR.. Amy Rule was the guest speaker
at the last meeting. Mrs. Edwin ].
Ryan, state chairman of motion pic
lures, also spoke. Mrs. Paul Anderson
sang a group Of songs composed by
Miss Wilmuth Gary, who also accom-
panied her at the piano.
The Army and Navy Chapter will
hold It's birthday reception from 4 to
8, December 10, at the club Of Colonial
Danes.
Arrangements are being completed
by Mrs. Ruth Barnard Parker, chair
man Of the Entertainment Commit
tee, Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter,
for a dinner at Wesley Hall on De-
cember Is at $50 o'clock. Mrs. Mar
garet Scully Zimmele. State vice
chairman National Defense Commit
tee, will speak on "Civilised Art in
Modern Form"
DR.. Joy Elmer Morgan. editor Of
the Journal Of the National Education
Association, talked on the coming
Horace Mann centennial at the No
vember meeting.
Mrs. Earnest A. A. Dunn will enter
tain the Richard Arnold Chapter to-
morrow. Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig,
State regent. will be the guest of honor.
Mrs. Lily Stone Of the Janet Mont
gomery Chapter of Maryland. Mrs.
Donald Earll, vice chairman Of his
torical research, and Sterling Book
oven. State chairman Of press rela.
tions, will speak.
Mrs. Clarice Gilmore, Miss Marjory
Montgomery and Mr.. Henry Barrie
will entertain with recitations.
Miss Lillian Chenowsth, state vice
regent, will entertain the members
Of Manor House Chapter 1t . Christ