Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1929, Page 48

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., DECEMBER 1, 1929-PART TWO. = 18- ‘ o announced the card party for that|vember meeting was held Tuesdsy|The officers’” #nd~ committee reports - cause to be held at B witiara an night at the new home of Mrs. Royal | were read. Motions of importance PLANS LONG AR TRIP, A R ACTI \; I I IES February 6. Mrs. Earl Fouts of the|H. Brasel, on l(Elx-fleld t“;;u' ;;;esl’ded a:sseg were tose':d a shsrlistm;isd::xmw i Don ,’ Caajg Your . 1 U lis Island committee stated that the (over by the vice regent, Mrs. Marlow. | the chapter's protege at Blue - | John D. Hertz of Chic f 2 P K Bones sor Eills Talang Tuist b sené po. | ATier ihe. opening exercises the Varions | dastiial Sehod), 5o doRsts Sncthey DAF- Oiengo s W1y 5 nnecessary fore the February meeting®afd asked | committees reported. Mrs. Sawtelle | rel of flour to Ann Lee Memorial Home Around Caribbean Sea. W o Th . B o : for_contributions, and it was, decided | spoke of the need for & clearer under- |at Alexandria, Va., and té have & card [ oo s 010D orry 4gfll” 15 Year LR At the meeting of the committee on|made a special gift to Kenmore in| " ;14" the annual shower for Ellis|standing of the proper use of the flag |party in January at the Woman's =0 . Ky., November 30 (#). anual for immigrants, District of Co-|memory of her mother. The registrar, | Island at the January meeting. . . and a greater respect for it; Miks Saw- | Democratic Club.. The chapter was| ]bert’d < .J%ntbmw&met axuwr‘ mbia D. A. R. at Memorial Conti-|Mrs, A, W. Dowler, who is in California | Mrs. Alex H. Bell, State chairmn of | telle told of a marker to be placed on |very fortunate in having as speaker of’| emPployed by John D. Hertz of Chicago W h t t % ental Hall last week Mrs. Alexander | for ‘s few months, reported by letter el for Immigran d that | the home of Chief Justice Marshall and |the afternoont Dr. George P. Mayo, [ & Private pilot, left Louisville yester- . Bell. chairman, reported that 1,387 | that the papers of two Spplicants, Mrs. | s ass omoierc i o 15',“:"’&{:'?,”:4 been | of historic data needed for the chapter (president. of ~Blus " Ridge ' Industriai | 38V for Chicago to fiy Herts new | anuals in 10 languages have been or-| Carrie Barnard of New Jersey and Mrs. | ordered by her committee for this year's | history; Mrs. Gates, the treasurer, gave | School, who told -of the founding and o fx Tt .D = ’u g :g“-n ;‘-‘v on ;1 red by courts, schools and the United | Ruth Brierly of Washington, D. C., had | work. Mrs. Helen Monta; reported | an encouraging account of the treasury, | wonderful growth of the organization. th’ c:smb"nogo mplal ight around | & ' Slates Naturaligation Bureau, and read.| been accepted by the national board of | the meeting of the committee on,ps- | the chapter authorized a generous do- | Mrs, Harrison, historian, read &, paper | the Ceribh . SR the people “who have everything” has tters of appreciation from Mrs. Jean- | management and they are therefore| tional defense and read some' €x-|nation to the Salvation Army for |on “Patrick Henry.” art of mmu d e t m’ e | been beautifully solved for you! nette Loeffle’ of the naturalization members of the chapter. tracts on the Constitution. Mrs. P.|Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners,| The December meeting will be omitted ?.mn 1h Iacksontin ‘;‘,f: o Hertz 0y y Branch of the Supreme Court of the| Mrs. S. H. McCrory, historian, gave |V, Roundy reported the meeting of the |a box of toys and a donation for the |and Mrs. Belle Karr and Mrs. Milton P40 D00: RaSlE CE Wttt District, of Columbia and f{rom Miss|a report of the recent meeting of the|'Sons and Daughters. of the Republic, | Gospel Mission. Mrs. Wheat reported | Johnson Will be hostesses in January, | bosed 5.000-mile tour wo e Wiaude Aiton, principal of the Ameri-| historic committee. Mrs. Ralph C. Wil- | saying that the committee had pre. | the chapter was 100 per cent in all —_— lowedphy o e nization School at Tenth and | son, representative on the Americanism | sented a flag to Peck Chapel and had | activitles of the D. A R.'work, and| Marcia Burns Chapter held its No- | 19%ed By Col, Charles A, Lindbergh in L ASSS ABLE OPS eets northwest. Mrs. E. Grattan| cominittee, re;x:rced the meeting of that held three meetings. She is secretary | Mrs. Gwyn reported for the Amer- vember meeting at the home of Miss United States airmail mué“imm s e erans, State chairmen of the Ameri-| committee, of which she is secretary, | for this committee. lcanism committee the appreciation of | Margaret Fields, with Mrs. W. J. Craig | i /*poe V5, airmail route from Saa | ism committee, gave a talk on the | and announced the bazasr that is to be| The resignation of Miss Annabel | the Americanization School Association |as assisting hostess. The regent, Mrs. Guinea, . 8 | from the Murphy Co., is the answer. A rk at the Americanization School.| held December 2, 3 and 4 at the Web- | Ruth, associate member, was recéived | for the magazines given to their| A, Eugene Barr, presided. After the % thing of beauty is a Murphy Gl T presentatives from the following | ster School, where articles from all over | and accepted. A sum was Voted ts the | library and their wish that members of | usual opening exercises the officers’ re- s g 'y 1s a Murphy ass lop, apters were present: Capt. Molly | the world and food of different na-| State historic committee toward the|the D. A. R. Who are interested in their | ports were given. It was voted to send Jaspar Renamed Premier, cut to any desired size or shape but is P ap tcher, Capt. Wendell Wolfe, Colum- | tions is to be sold. She urged the mem- | fund being raised to place a marker on | work would become associate members | the usual amount toward Ellis Island i, . a, Gontinental, Eugenia Washington, | bors to attend, Miss Luke, chairman | the house once occupied by Ghief Jus. |of the organization and. subscribe for | Manual to. Immigrante and . Nations] ADRUSSELS, November 20 ()_King it's more than that. .. it's rotector of ttle John Boyden, Louisa Adams, Ma- | of patriotic education, reported the | tice John Marshall. their school paper. She spoke of an in- | Defense. ~ The chapter house letter | Alber hls‘ requested former Premier furniture! If you want to original, der, Maj. L'Enfant, Maj. William | meeting of that committee, held De-| Mrs. Jesse F. Hover, a member who | ternational bazaar to be held at the |was read and the chapter decided to|JASPar to form a ministry to replace practical, thoughtful and generoms . verton Callis, Martha Washington, | cember 13, and stated that she had|has been out of town for four years, | Webster School, December 2, 3 and 4 to | have the biography of two of the ex- | the government which recently resigned " r Flag, Potomac and Victory. reported the chapter. scholarship of [was welcomed back into the chapter. |raise funds for the work of the associ- | regents, Mrs. William L. Gutellus and b'““fe of controyersy over the language put Murphy Glass Tops on your Gift List. The national chairman, Miss MyTa | §120 to Matthew T. Scott, junior school | The program consisted of vocal solos | ation. A delightful social hour followed | Mrs. Elizabeth Martin Hesse, put in _‘}‘;Imffl at s the ’Ufl"'mlw of Ghent. azard of Mississippi, announces that| at Phelps, Ky. The chapter voted to|by Mrs. Thelma Mills Rector and an | the business meeting, with piano solos | the chapter house book. The regent e former premier has tponed an = Japanese edition of the manual Will | subscribe $2 per year for flve years|address by Miss Edith Macauley of | by the hostess, Mrs. Brasel, and a group |spoke of the District’s getting the [ 3NSWer to the invitation in order that made usabie this year, foward the Districis quota of $250 1o | Gunston Hall of songs by Miss Edna Cecllia Moreland. | twelfth bronze door in Constitution | he may:make a detailed ‘examination o Jo ur 0. nc. H == endow Kate Duncan Smith School of (| The next meetvi:,as x/mptfi o 4 Hall, the one through which the Pres- into the situation. 9 Manor House Chapter held its No- | Georgla. ome 0f TS, .- A ger on: De- arah Franklin Chapter. — The No- [ident of the United States and other —————— Tember meeting with Mrs. Edward Rus- | Mits Shirley, delegate, announced | cémber 10, the date having feen moved | vember meeting was moid af the home | dlstinguished guests wil enter the hatl, | The first books printed on this eonti- . 710 12th St. N. W. National 2477 sell, who had as her assisting hostesses | the first administrative caucus lunch- | forward on account of Christmas. of Mrs. Mary Cochran at North Brad- | Mrs. Hesse, vice chairman of ;patriotic | nent did not come from New England. Mrs. C. B. O'Neal, Mrs. Anna Porter | eon January 16. Mrs. Clara A. Stine, dock, Va. education, appealed for old “clothing, | Mexico claims that honor, where print- and Mrs. William Hill. The meeting | chapter house corporation committee, TIndependence Bell Chapter.—The No- Mrs. Rose Dodd Mulcare presided. |silk stockings, etc. ing first began in 1539. as called to crder by the regent, Miss ary Lee Goddard. The chaplain, Mrs. ssie Anthony, conducted the opening ercises. Reports of the officers were ad, showing the chapter to be in a | ourishing condition. The regent read list of names sent to the State regent r committee appoiniments for the trict. Mrs. Le Qage Pratt gave an count of the meeting of the historic mmittee of which she is a member. rs. Pratt also spoke of the Chapter ouse Corporation and the progress ade toward a chapter house in the istrict, & goal long desired by the istrict Daughters. Mrs. Calvin Hassell ke of the Sons and Daughters of the Republic committee, Mrs. N. D. Haw- ins on the legislation committee and iss Goddard gave an account of the irginia D. A. R. State conference, vhich she attended in Alexandria eently. Miss Goddard also told of the tate Officers’ Club dinner and enter- ent. The resignation of Miss uth Gist was accepted with regret. vice regent, Mrs. Jane Hooker, ow- Fg to a recent death in her family, ill be absent from the city all Winter nd it was left with the regent to ap. int & successor to fill her unexpired of office. Contributions of old silk ‘were asked for Crossnore College. neat sum is realized by the college the sale of hooked rugs made from e hose. . £ Victory Chapter—The November Ee‘enn of the chapter was held Mon- y afternoon at the home of Mrs. hur S. Field, the assisting hostesses ing Miss Kathrina Harvey and Mrs. James C. Pickens. The regent, Mrs. h Stewart, presided, and follow- ing the usual exercises the reports of the officers were given. ‘The State regent, Mrs. David D. Cald- ‘well, addressed the chapter on the bud- get. The chapter voted in favor of the proposed budget plan in the Dis- trict D. A. R. Mrs. Earl Fuller, State chairman, Sons and Daughters of the Republic, reported that both committee d_club meetings held were well at- ided and that the committee pre- mted a large flag to Peck Chapel re- <Fing ‘mecting of ihe. Americanism meeting e Ame; Mfi?&ev with two enthusiastic ers. Mrs. King read a letter from . Gauss, president of the Chapter jouse Corporation, urging the need of chapter house and announced a card 'y to be held for that benefit on ary 6. The regent reported a eeting of the national defense com- ittee. For patriotic education, Mrs. Harper announced that the ter lchohrshlr had been most ac- table to a girl at- Maryville.. The a) wn, including Bolf or handba pencil and Safety Skrip, $23. Others lower. pter will hold a rummage sale at nty-ninth and O streets, in George- , on Thursday, Dect em| 12, It was announced that the tea which Chapter plans to give in honor Miss Kathrina Harvey, nominee for office of State historian, will be eld in the home of the regent on nuary 15. Miss Ella Loraine Dorsey, whose na- al number in the D. A. R. is 57, -Was guest speaker, giving an informal on “Old Washington.” American Chapter held its November eeting at the home of the Misses tt and Mrs. Brooks, 1356 Otis lace northwest. The regent, Mrs. omas Faris, presided. Guests of chapter were Mrs. Squires, a for- member, and her daughter, Mrs. Keller, and Mrs. Marion Miles New York City. There was a full attendance. During the business ses- sion it was unanimously voted to change meeting night of the chapter to e first Tuesday in the month, begin- with January, 1930, the December ting to be a called one. It was that dues are now payable. Ap- ropriations for special work were post- awaiting the report of the Dis- ct committee on the budget. The National Defense Committee of e District of Columba will meet with e chairman, Mrs. R. Winston Holt, it the Washington Club tomorrow at p.m. Mrs. Lucia Maxwell, author of le “Red Fog,” will be the speaker. % Capt. Wendell Woife Chapter met lovember 26, with Mrs. Benjamin M. B o ity e None will olu‘t,lipev.; ‘these Lifetime’ 3 1 Here are thrifty, successful 3ifts for every name on your list. So many Bifts, new at Christmias, are worn out or forgotten in a few months or years. But Lifetime® pens are permanent possessions. We uarantee them to serve like new for the owner'’s lifetime. Where can so much 3ift value be bought "< for SO little? 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