Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1926, Page 53

9 the thstallation last year of a model | | kitchen. | | Other guests were Mrs. Jeter Pritcl |ard, State chairman of entertainmen! Mrs. William Parks and Mrs. C. C.| | Coombe. A reception is to be ten- D. A. R. ACTIVITIES National Society, D. A. R.—Mrs. | Dames of America, Garden Club of | general, and her board the evening of Alfred J. Brosseau, president general | Amerjca, General Federation of Wom- | Gctober 20 at the Washington Club. of the national society, and Repre- |en’s Clubs, National Association of | A luncheon will be given by the D. sentative Martin L. Davey of Ohio |Gardeners, and Sons of the Revolution. | o ‘R. student loan fund, of which Mrs. were guests of honor at a luncheon | President and Mrs. Coolidge have |George Eastment is chairman, in given at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, |been especially invited to attend- the | honor of Mrs. James M. Willey, at the Philadelphia. Tuesday, by Mrs. Alex- | ceremonies, according to an announce: | Woman's City Club October 27. Presi- | ander Enniz Patton, special c ment made by Representative Davey. | dent Lewis of the George Washington | of the women's Seequicentenn; The governors of the 13 original | University will speak on that occasion. mittee on tree planting in Independ- colonies and their wives are also ex- | The patriotic education committee, ence Square, and Mrs. H. Smith. | pected to attend the exercises, each | )Memorial Continental Hall and Revo- | president of the Kenmore Association overnor turning a spade of native |jutionary relics committee, American- | of Fredericksburg, Va. s0il around the tree named for his | jzation and other of the large commit- | After the luncheon an informal con- | State. = | tees will hold meetings before the ference was heid to arrange a tenta- | , The trees are given by the Natlonal State executive in the Chamber of tive program for the ceremonies in ASSociation of Gardeners of America, Commerce Building October 1 at & | connection with the pianting of 13 | °f which Alexander McLeod of Phila: | p.m, | original colony trees in Independence |delbhia is president. Square October 11. The conference sy A FASHION iNSTiTUTION Washington Neword —— | . - | mes M. Willey, State regent | The Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter was held in co.operation with the will resume its activities for the year, mavar's plan to mAke the tree plant. of (e District of Columbia Daughters | heginning with the September meet. Ing_commemorative of the SesquICen- | aniercaiming at a serite of Tunchoons | 8. Which will be held at the Hotel tennial year of American Independ. ar her home in Clevelnnd bark durng |CAiro Tuesday evening. Mrs. Joe ence, as'well as a feature of the first- | po noct week the chairmen and mem. | Shelby Riley will be the hostess for | day program of the American Legion hers of some of the important State the evening. 2 . national convention. meeting In Phil- | qommittees. giving. them . an. oppor. | e adelphia Ociober 11 0 18, As adopted. | tynity to confer together and with her. Here Is a Myste! the plan follows closely the example | “Heor guests were Mrs. W. W. Hus ystery. of Washington, Jefferson and Alex-|pand, national chairman of Ameri. In passing through a Suharo forest ander Hamilton, each of whom planted | canjzation; Mrs. Frank Curtis, State | it wae noted that the older plants are J3 trees as living memorials to the |chajrman of Americanization. and | dotted with woodpecker holes, and yet colonles forming the republic. The | yrs Robert Ferguson; vice chairman. ' faw woodpeckers are to be seen, says following organizations were nresent | plans were discussed for the year's | the Nature Magazine. Some of these o Jhe conference: Natlonal Society of |work, which is centered chiefly in the | holes may have been made a century . g of the American Revo- | Americanization 0ol. located at ' ago. for this cactus protects itself from itlon. Sone of the American Revolu Tenth and H streets. A sewing ronm infaction by forming a hard and im. tlon. National Snciety of Colonial | il he fitted up-this vear, following pervious callous around these nests. 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