Evening star., 1943-05-17
State Chairnen
To Speak at
Round Table
Junior Membership
Committee of OAR
Sponsors Program
Sponsors PROGRAM

A number of State chairmen OF
the District Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution will be speakers at
round table meeting to be held
by the Junior Membership Com
mittee at 7:45 o'clock tonight at
the OAR Chapter House, 1882 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. Plans for
participating in two national prof.
ects-the Foreign Body Detector
Fund and work on buddy bags
also will be discussed.
The State officers, headed by
Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke, will be spe-
cial guests. Motion pictures Of
District Daughters at work will be
shown by Miss Irene Pistorio, State
chairman of motion pictures.
Mrs. David L. Wells. the State
chairman of junior membership,
will preside.
Other OAR events this week in
clude a luncheon to be given to-
morrow by the Ruth Brewster
Chapter in honor Of its former
regent. Mrs. Allister Cochrane. at
the home of the present regent,
Mrs. Thomas B. Dimmick. Mrs.
Creyke also will be guest. The
luncheon will be held at pm.
Mrs. J. B. Skinner, regent of Key
stone Chapter, will entertain men,
bers of that organization tomor-
row night at her home. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Herbert c. Kin
caid.
Marcia Burns Chapter will meet
at 8 pm. Wednesday at the OAR
Chapter House, with Miss Elizabeth
r. Groves as hostess. Committee
chairmen will make their annual
reports
Manor House Chapter recently
elected Mrs. George w. Muller as
regent at buffet supper and
business meeting at the Chapter
House. Others elected included:
Mrs. Helen Doxey Hoffman, vice
regent; Miss Eunice r. Porter, chap
lain; Miss Kansas Byers. recording
secretary: Miss Mary B. Nelson, COR
responding secretary; Miss Sue V.
Hess, treasurer; Mrs. Robert C.
Tracy, assistant treasurer; Mrs. l..
C. Stover, registrar; Mrs. J. M.
Campbell, historian, and Miss Min
ME Catherine Hunt, delegate.
Money for the purchase of two
$25 War bonds was contributed by
some of the chapter members
Miss Elizabeth M. Barnes, national
chairman of the correct use of the
flag, and Miss Pistorio were re-
ceived into the chapter by transfer.
In addition, the following new men,
lers we're admitted during April:
Mrs. S. Harling, her two daughters,
Misses Frances and Grace Harling,
and Miss Esther L. Ingraham.
Deborah Knapp Chapter has
elected Mrs. Writ A. Gill as regent
to succeed Mrs Errett Wallace.
Other newly elected chapter officers
were announced as follows: Vice
regent, DR.. Ella r. Fales: chaplain,
Miss Stella Sebern; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Rose Greene: correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Lester A. WASH
burn; treasurer, Mrs. Percy Hood;
registrar, Mrs. Herbert P. Leeman;
historian, Mrs S. Veirs Mace; dele
gate, Mrs. Wallace, and board mem
bers, Mrs. S. Bingham Martin and
Mrs. Joseph L. Anderson. Mrs, Wal
lace gave the chapter a beautifully
prepared regents book.
The President Monroe Chapter
elected Mrs Jessie Scott Arnold re-
gent at its May meeting. Other off,
GERS elected were Mrs Granville
Mattox, vice regent Mrs. Francis
Yarnall, chaplain; Miss Louise Ber-
cav, recording secretary: Mrs. Eu-
genia Hargett, corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. J. Alfred Richards, treas
urer: Miss Nell Ralston, registrar,
and Miss Mary E. Lazenby, historian
The chapter members were guests
of Mrs. Yarnall and Miss Mary Rose
Yarnall.