Evening star., 1937-11-21
D. A. r. Skits
On Radio
Appeal
Second Drama
To Be Broadcast
Wednesday.

~ RoADCAsTs dealing with
* graphic events in American
1 history are popular with the
- radio public. . survey by the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
revealed. The second Of these pro-
grams to be broadcast this month by
the D. A. R. will be the dramatiza-
ton Of "A Thanksgiving Story" writ
ten by Mrs. Tonnis J. Holzberg, vice
chairman Of the Radio Committee,
over station VOL, Wednesday, at
Has am.
The cast will include Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, well known in both
drama and music groups; DR.. E. Clyde
Shade and Miss Maxwell Galloway.
The musical numbers will'be sung by
Miss Galloway. accompanied by Miss
Helen Campbell williams. The pro-
gram Is under the direction Of Mrs.
Frank j. Rice, chairman Of the State
Radio Committee.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig. State
regent. today announced the dates Of
the District OF Columbia State Con-
ference for February ~. % and
March /. Mrs. william A. Becker,
president general, has accepted an in
vitation to be present on March !
and will attend the annual banquet.
With the announcement of the
conference dates many chapters have
come forward to indorse their candi-
dates for State officers. Miss Lillian
Chenoweth was indorsed my Manor
House Chapter as a candidate for
State regent. She is the present State
vice regent. Mrs. Geof1rey Creyke,
State chairman Of the Magazine Com
mittee, was Endorsed by the Susan
REVERE Hetzel Chapter and Mrs. El-
mer Curry, State registrar. was in
dorsed by e Pluribus Unum Chapter
as candidates for State vice regents
Mrs. Creyke has been active in the
D. A. r. work through chapter onices
Of corresponding secretary, delegate
and regent and a member Of the
Board Of Directors She has beer
secretary Of the Approved Schools
Committee of the District D. A. r.
vice chairman of the State Press Com
mittee, and is now serving as State
chairman of the D, A, r, magazine
She has been identified with the ma
tional society for IL years as member
of various committees responsible fof
the Continental Congress. and is this
year serving her third term as ma
tional chairman Of the Continental
Congress Program Committee.
Mrs. Elmer Curry. State registrar
is now directing the campaign Of the
State Membership Committee in the
effort to reach a total of 5000 member,
for the District by July, 1898. She is
also cooperating with the Junior
Membership Committee and Mrs Roger
Williams. State chairman. In the Or
ganizatior1 Of Junior groups" within
chapters.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, District
candidate for the national ofnce OF
vice president general. was indorsed
last week by the Susan REVERE Hetsel
Constitution, E Pluribus Unum and
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapters.
The "Tamassee Club is growing
among the 60 chapters As member,
rally to the support of the D. A. r
approved school project. It was started
last month by the State regent oi
South Carolina. Susan REVERE Hetze
Chapter, whose philanthropies includ,
q scholarship at Crossnore. in North
Carolina, and Christmas gifts to stu.
dents at Kate Duncan Smith, hal
added the "Tamassee Club" to theil
list.
Constitution Chapter, also active II
the "Tamassee Club" will hold care
party at the Raleigh Hotel tomorrow
at 8 pm. for the benefit Of the noun.
tain schools and the Americanizatior
schools.
Mrs. Roger williams. state chair
man of junior membership, will ad
dress Our Flag Chapter at Luncheon
Tuesday at the Highlands. Mrs. Ber
nard Umhau, Miss Elizabeth Andrew
and Mrs. e. c. Alvord will be hostesses
Following the luncheon q meetinl
will be held, with Mrs. w. J. La Varr
presiding.
Speaking before the Susan Revier
Hetzel Chapter, Mrs. Roger William
told Of the success 0 the younge
set in the youth activities Of the D. A
r. in the District. Two new member