Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1930, Page 33

D. A. R. ACTIVITIES The American Liberty Chap! entertained at its erch meetlnl by Mrs. H B. Leary at her country home, 9600 Jones Mill road, assisted by Mrs. H. 8. Ridgely, Mrs. R. B. Owen and Mrs. J. H. Small. The regent, Mrs. W. M. MacKellar, reported a benefit card party had enabled the chapter to mke ifts to various organiszations. * E. Richardson of the State hlawnc committee reported the presl- dmi eral, Mrs. Lowell F. Hobard, vided the United States into llx divisional conferences, and _that the District of Columbia was included in Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Vir- inia. Mrs. Harry C. Grove, State his- gl’lln. mdflthlt“th!anrhke‘li g memo o Chief Justice Marshal 1801 K ry street gmbably would be un- V!lledl dc\l;hu the ‘v‘m of tho Conm‘:l- nental rs. H. mnounmnmnem to be held at the National Theater Apfll 1. The Armuy and Navy Society, C. A. R., met March 15 at Lhe home of %md‘x. and Mrs. Hinkamp, y of Pileter Mlddnx Nelson Hin- amp. The members voted to n-l.n the National Society in the sup) several activities planned for W fleld, the birthplace George Washington. Ray M. Clarke and' Jane Cox were chosen _delegates and James Muir, Mary alternates to the C. A. R. convention in April. Comdr. n Bruce, U.8.N., exh!blted pictures of native life in and around Shanghai. The guests included Rev. Charles Warner of St. Alban, l&l. Percy Quin, national president, O. A. R.; Comdr. and Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. P-ul “Speicher and son, Paul Speicher, jr.. Benjamin Miller, Catherine and fouise Frances Booth and Billy Burch Descendants of *76 Chapter was en- by Mrs. Anarew L. Randell, ‘The _assisting . !' P sehnnfllu Cm- whom made addresses, ell Fletcher Hobart, president mefll Mrs, William Sherman Walker, vice gament general and chairman of na- nal defense; Mrs. Josiah Van Orsdel, trar general; Mrs. David D. Cald- State regent; Miss Helen Harman, Ihf‘ regent-elect; Miss Nellle Grant State secretary; Mrs. . Edgar Smith, State eorrelpondml , and m'l Harry C. Grove, State historian. Mrs. wdkernvenmkonmumfl defense. Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter met March 1 at the residence of Mrs. Henry St. George Tucker.. The regent, W\lmm'l' Ulerk presided, Mrs. neul: luhmltwd Historian _Mrs. DeHamel Combs, Ventnor, N. J., life of Jean Antoine Buudmm 5 Creyke gave a report of the State conference and elections re- held at Memorial Contihental the chapter was repre- its candidate, Mrs. Gahn, for of State recording secretary. Chapter met nar Bell, in Ritten- 'rhe regent, Mrs. W. Ar- ided. The subject ol discussed. ‘was admitted to mmbzrlhl Francis Ml-ychmmnltfiu home of Mrs. Ralph Power nm'n.wl Mrs. Jeter C. Pritchard assisting the hostess. Mrs. Charles Bright, regent, W Mrs. Bell gave a report of a maeun‘ for* better films. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Chnflu E. Molster, 1237 Law- Tence street northeast. Eleanor Wilson Chapter met nt th homo of the treasurer, Mrs. Kearns, Wakefleld apartment, vlm the regent, m- J. C. Courts, , presiding. A Mrs. Clemen regent as t‘lalenu lt';mded :-tzmd nceh um State co:- ference and re) resting fea- tures of the meet! po . Monticello met Tuesday eve- M=nluth.huneo(unh w. the table was excellent, housekeeping immacu- late, music the electricall ted and’ .nnuivd; }i:hnhhd. you'd write GALEN HALL ly gre-ldent general. tor Yorktown, Stratford lnd wnkefleld Frank B. Whitaker announced . pnrty to be held April 7 at the Na- tional Theater for the benefit of Chapter House Co: ition. It was voted to have the annual luncheon April 29, Patriots’ Memorial Chapter met Tues- day evening at the home of Mrs. F. J. Yeatman and Miss Harriet B. Walker, 2854 Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Anne E. Watson, regent, presided. Plans were discussed for the annu-l banquet in April at the wuhmmn lub. E Pluribus Unum Chapter met at the home of Mrs. Godey, 1462 Newton . The meeting was opened by lhe regent, Mrs. Harvey Friend. A talk w given by Lloyd Scott, 11 years Old E Pluribus Unum's representative to Camp Neville last Summer. Mrs. David Cald- well was indorsed as candidate for vice Mrs. Friend read er yearly report for the State confer- ence. Mrs. James Henry Haper, chair- man of Constitution Hall, ve a talk on Constitution Hall. Mrs. Gauss, presi- dent of the Chapter House Corporation, told of the financial condition of Chap- ter House and ot the theater benefis. Holcombe cum met Tuesday eventng at the home of Mrs. John Paul Earnest, Mrs. Will H. Chandlee and hostesses. E. Orme and Aline Munson | n Lal Alice Sanger. Election of officers will take place at the May meeting. ht Mnllc hour will be held C. today at 5 o'clock. quum wfll present a program music. llbeurvedmd-a!mmdtofl embers of th~ chapter. The Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo, pastor of New Yofk Avenue Church, will be the speaker at Elizabeth Somers Lenten vesper service today at 5:30 o'clock at 1104 M street. Willlam Knowles Cooper will give the ueond in a series of three unu‘:: talks staff Tuesday at 10 o'clock, when hil subject will be "The Chlnlfld City in Which We Work. The membenh'ly committee will en- tertain the Y. W. C. A. members of ® | Pubie Is tnvited Maryland Univmny are in- be held '!\IMA ottt MYS. | gpeaker will Iormn mmbcr of Congress from Mon- American University. ‘The Blue Triangle Club will have sup- r Thursday at 6:30 and at 7 o'clock iss Mary Jene Winfree, member of the board of directors and assistant cashier or the Commercial National Bank, will Bt , taking as her subject “Stepping ones.” TheKEYclubvlnmven X amrm department, which THE SUNDAY meeting March 26 and will bowl from] 6:30 to 8:30 o'clock. \ The Thursday Club will have a picnic March 27 at Great Falls, Va. The part: wmluveuuvwcl\u!looc and will take a 3 o'clock train Rosslyn, Va. Supper will oo faiied tflc;rnll who xemwrhynoonon‘!'hun- English class ms hu ht b! Miss Donnely of the Americanization School from 2 to s o'clock, is open to any foreign-born girl or woman wishing to learn English or to get citizenship gpfl's Any one interested may consult iss Martman, industrial secretary. Registrations are now being taken for the sight-seeing trip to the vanl Acad- L :lfly l;lod the State capital at Annapolis Dally rehearsals for the choruses and dances for the Girl Reserve operetta, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” are being held. ‘The Bon Secour Girl Reserve Club of Central High School will have a bowling match Friday at 3:30 o'clock. All senifor high school Girl Reserves are invited to an inter-club supper in Barker Hall Friday at 6 o'clock, to be followed by & sgeclul program planned by the inter-club council. Dupont Chapter has postponed its regular monthly meeting unnmwdly, March 31. The Mount Pleasant Chapter will meet with Mrs. James Do‘nxglu. 10 Hes- keth street, Chevy Chase, Md., on Tues- day, March 25, at 2 o'clock. The special atfractions in the health education this week are the evenin, hours of 8, 8:30 and 9 at the E stree! Fool Monday, Wednesdn and Friday for swimming class lnlt‘rucflal 'D gougs of 10 or more; 'rlded t at K street pool for n.mn. wl a wrmen guarantee given on request; registrations for the new m'e-uvuu class accepted up to Apru and chances of acquiring coats of tan besides receiv- SEE EUROPE in 39 Days The oppoftinity will not come again for 10 years to see i s ram- Summer Vacation Tripc, of All Time Dieooed by aaDeo: E}“ od S mits avg 1) Ask now for :elcflvlrl{e'"o“‘ 'um SA Becept more RESERVATIONS, 1f made NOW. for oy, jour personally con- ducted | fered_this year: ding & ( t Birope, « inchud lllM'm Play llfle trip to Oberammergau at no extra cost —one to the Mediterranean, nd and across North e America trips were so en‘):g-ble “that zm- year many urging Write: uu "or "phone for my free booklet. 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FU]IN ESS Bermuda Line - 84 Whitehall St. (where Broadway begins) BOBFIAL Ave.,New York or any duthorises agent Special Sailing To Cherbourg EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA April 10—from New York GRACIOUS AND GAYI EMPRESSES. . . DUCHESSES AND CABIN CLASS SHIPS TO EUROPE jes....dances v ool (erloOl teas. ) lmu. How ji Gn- adian Puelfia pnnn jor lists read like a Who 's Who" of the famous, smart and clever world. The cost CLYDE- “MALLC RY» /WHAT A VARIETY of “Spring Tonic' [t e st R ‘'SCANDINAVIAN ADIER!CAN LINE 'Whitehall Street, New York trips, in the warm spring sun and kealth gvm;nl:ml FLORIDA EAST COAST, Miami, Daytona, etc. , 13 days, allexpense, $138. Havana Cruise, 16 days, $317. St. Augustine, 9 days, only $81. CITRUS BELT of Florida, 10 dzyl. Slos. Mum, S ampfa“fl& Sailings to Sevannab, Jacksonville and Miami. Folder, MERCHANTS & MINERS Transportation Co. 1338 H St., N.W. National 4612 ‘Wash. DE LUXE PASSENGER SERVICE TTH the asiling of the M. 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