Evening star., 1952-11-06
Plans Made
For Annual
OAR Buzuur

1DAN DQZQQI
| District Daughters of the Ameri-
lean Revolution are busy with final
preparations for the fall bazaar
and card party annually sponsored
by the OAR Chapter House Cor
poration.
The all-day event will be held on
Wednesday at the Chapter House
1872 Massachusetts, avenue NV,
starting at 1880 am.
Luncheon and dinner will be
served in connection with the ba-
zaar and card parties have been
arranged for both the afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. Howard E. Middleton is
general chairman Of the benefit
and Mrs. Thomas B. Dimmick is
president Of Chapter House Corp.
Those who will have charge of
1.-THE various booths include:
Mrs. Goodwin Miller, Santa
Claus Lane: Miss Luella p. Chase,
book nook; Mrs. Edward Wild
mayer, grab bag; Mrs. Jason
Waterman, Christmas cards; Miss
May A.. Levers, stationery; Mrs
Joseph Maiden. gift bar: Miss
Frances Sherman. costume jewelry
Mrs. Clyde Hamblin, fancy and
work aprons: Mrs. Frank Sher-
man. white elephants and Mrs.
George D. Nolan, food fair.
Miss Faustine Dennis, vice State
regent, is in charge of the din
|ner at which Mrs. Otto Ham
lmerlund, vice president of the
Chapter House Corp. will act as
hostess.
Mrs. James D. Skinner. former
State regent. will be hostess for
the luncheon which is under the
craftsmanship of Mrs. Mayberry
Hughes.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth, hon
orary vice presidential general, is
serving as chairman for the card
parties and is also handling res
ervations for those who wish to
play.
Patronesses for the bazaar are
headed by the State regent, Miss
Mamie Hawkins.
Chapter Meetings
Miss Hawkins was among the
guests invited to a luncheon meet
ing OF the Little John Boyden
Chapter today at the home of
Mrs. Nelson H. Budd in Airing
ton. Mrs. Joseph Paul, State
chairman of the Approved Schools
Committee. was to be the speaker
Mrs. Paul also is scheduled to
address the Mary Bartlett Chap
ter at a meeting tomorrow evening
at the home of Mrs. Harold H
Kemp. Members have been asked
to bring Christmas gifts for some
of the children in the OAR ap-
proved schools.
The Sarah Franklin Chapter
is among several OAR groups
planning to meet on Saturday
Members will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. Frank Barr on
Columbia road.
Miss Ruby Nevins will give a
book review before the Dolly Madi-
son Chapter at a meeting at
pm. Saturday at the home of Mrs.
T. B. Gill in Chevy Chase.
The Margaret Whetten Chapter
will meet at pm. Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Custis r. Perry,
with Mrs. Dimmick as guest
speaker. The same chapter has
scheduled silver tea for Sunday
November 16, from 4 to 6 pm. at
! the home of Mrs. J.. r. Nurney
5000 Ingomar street. The State
officers are among those invited
to attend. Proceeds from the tea
will be used for OAR approved
schools and the OAR building
fund.
To Present FIog
A Camp Fire Girls group will be
the recipient of an American flag
from the Fort McHenry Chapter
of the OAR in a ceremony to be
held tomorrow in the Mt. Vernon
Place Methodist Church.
The presentation will be made
to the Aowakiya Adaho group by
Mrs. Nelson H., Budd, State chair
man of the Correct Use of the
Flag Committee, assisted by Mrs,
Delma Smith and Mrs. George