Evening star., 1897-02-23

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Consfatut1an- Ho vas late. and his tAfdi-
ness came near being fatal to the best In
terests Of the lew nation.
The Mary Washingtea Colonial Chapter
Of New York city 10 represented By Nrs
Wooten. who Is alternate for the regent
Mrs. Vanderpool. Other representatives OF
the chapter are Nrs. J. c. Haxen. Mra A.
ton Gallaher.
Mrs. Ferdinand P. Earle represents the
city.
Mrs. Carlton Is a delegate from tn.
Lafayette Chapter Of Montpelier, Vt.
Mrs. J. J. Esty Is q delegate from the
chapter OF Battleboro, VT. Mrs. Horace
Dyer represents the Ann Story Chapter Of
Rutland. VT.
Among the representatives from Tennes-
see are: Mrs. James Fletcher, regent of
Campbell Chapter. Nashville, also repre-
senfing the state regent. who Is absent on
gent of the Cumberland Chapter of Nash
Vile: Mrs. Mary Hoss. delegate from Camp
bell Chapter: Mrs. Perry Warner, repre-
Vile
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince. wife of ex-Gov.
Prince. Is state regent from Santa Fe, n
NJ She is a descendant of Miles Standisn
and Rodser Conant. and also enjoys the
distinction OF being a descendant of the
first male child born in the colony Of Mas
sachusettj bay. Mrs. Prince is also a CO.
| lonial dame and native of New York
state.
The New York city chapter is represent
ed by Mrs. Donald Mclean the chapter re-
gent: Mrs. Lathrop. the historian: Mrs.
Ogden Doremas. Mrs John Russell Young.
Mrs. Clarence Postley Mrs John Stanton
Mrs. Walker Curry and Mrs. E. B. Allen
The Elizabeth Wadsworth CHAPTER of
Portland, Maine. which is named for the
grandmother Of Longfellow. is represented
by a large delegation at the Riggs House
Mrs. ]. E. Palmer is state regent, Mrs.
Joseph B. Shepard, regent of the Elizabeth
Wadsworth Chapter: Mrs. J. w. York, Mrs
Frank w. York. Mrs. e. B. Robinson. Mrs.
Nelson Tenney, and Mrs Allen Mcclellan
Horne are delegates.
Miss Bell Perkins of Richmond. Va, is
state director of the D. A. r. and a dele
gate from the Old Dominion Chapter of
Richmond.
Mrs. G. T. Huff, wife of Representative
Huff. represents the Phoebe Bayard Chap
ter of Greensburg. Pa.
Mrs. Thomas Roberts is regent for the
Philadelphia Chapter. which restored In
dependence Hall to its original condition
and presented the same to the city on the
18th of February. 1897.
Ohio is represented by Mrs. E. NJ. Avery.
state regent; Mrs. W. H. Barriss, CHAPTER
regent of the Western Reserve CHAPTER of
Cleveland: Mrs. q. v. Wickham, Mrs. E. C.
Peachinand. Mrs. Laura L. Furgeson. Mrs.
Furgeson Is a star daughter; her father
was Mr.. Redington, a reverend soldier.
Mrs. J. K. Myers and Mrs. G. Mead are
delegates from the Continental Chapter of
Greenfield. N. J.
The chapter of Lexington. KY. is at the
Ebbitt House. Mrs. Lucrecia Clay, grand
daughter of Henry Clay. Is its regent.
Among the delegates are: Mrs. Matthew T.
Scott, Mrs. Wallace Shelby, Mrs. Bishop
Clay. Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Coleman.
Mrs. j. II. Bowman Is regent of the USula
| WalCOtt ChaDter of Toledo. Ohio.
Wisconsin sends Mrs. James s. Peck of
Milwaukee. the state regent. and Mrs. Hen
ry c. Payne, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs D. II.
Johnson. Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs Love-
| joy. delegates from the Milwaukee Chapter:
Mrs. Edwin H. Lowe and Mrs. Chas. Pal
mer from LaCross Chapter.
Miss Deshler is the regent of the Jersey
Blue Chapter of New Brunswick. n. J.
Mrs. Elvira Tear. regent, and Mrs. E. A.
Hice are delegates from the Dial Rock
Chapter, Pittston. Pa.
Mrs. A H Henley is alternate for regent
of the General Sumpter Chapter of Biz
ningham, Ala.
Mrs ]. b. Crane Is the regent of the
Peace Party Chapter of Pittsfield. Mass.
Mrs. Senator Kenney. wife Of the new
senator from Delaware. is alternate for
| the regent of the Colonel Hasslett Chapter
of Dover, Del.
Miss Clara Lee Bowman is regent of the
Catherine Gaylord Chapter of Bristol. Conn.
Miss F. s. Child is regent of the Eunice
Dennie Burr Chapter Of Fairfield. Conn.
Mrs Elroy NJ Avery. state regent of
Ohio D. A. R.. and Mrs. A e. Nesbitt.
sociation. will be with Mrs. Ellen S. Crom-
well. 1914 r street. Wednesday, February
"a. from 3 to 6.
Mrs John r. Little of Bloomington, Ill
delegate to the continental congress- is the
guest of her uncle, Mr.. Nathaniel Robbins.
at 25 Iowa circle.
Mrs. George H. Shields is here to attend
the congress. and is the guest of Mrs. VIM.
D. Cabell. 1761 N street.
Mrs. Lou Miltenberger of ST. Louis, dele
gate to d. A. R.. Is at 1920 street
Mrs. A. Leo Knott of Baltimore and her
sister. Miss NJ. P. Keenan,. former resi-
Mrs. Knott is delegate to congress Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
from the Baltimore chapter Of that organi-
cation.
Mrs. c. F. Sales, regent Of the Carolina
Scott Harrison Chapter of Indianapolis.
Ind. Is at the Riggs House. She is repre-
senting the state regent. who is absent
Mrs. W. J. Richards and Mrs. W. ]. Cole
Harrison Chapter.
Mrs. Laura Worley of Bloomington and
Mrs Ref Snider Of Indiana are here to
represent their chapters but cannot gain
their chapters have not been completed
Mrs. Worley was one of the worlds fair
commissioners from Indiana
MRS: A. Howard Hinkley. one Of the vice
Arlington. She Is the chairman of the Maui
NEE Valley committee, whose object is to
secure an appropriation from Congress to
preserve the battlefelds on the Maumee
river and at Put-in-Bay.
Mrs. M. G. Fuller. from Boston, is visit
ing her cousin. Chief Justice Fuller at his
new home on F street. She is here to at
tend the wedding of her cousin, the son of
Admiral John G. Walker. which will take
place Wednesday. the oath instant. Mrs
ruler Is a delegate to the D. A. R. from
massachusetts,, and Is a descendant from
Rev. Samuel Fuller
Mrs. Mary A. Greene, state regent of
Rhode Island. arrived at the Elsmere last
evening. Her delegation came in a special
car Saturday. but on account of Illness she
was unable to accompany them She re-
ports eight chapters and fifteen delegates
mere. Mrs Greene is an attorney-at-law
from Providence, R. L
A great badge of the order fully three
Ieet In diameter. composed Of green. red
roses and white immorteiles, fashioned to
represent the badge of the D. A. r.. was
brought In and presented. in the name of
the New York Chapter. of which Mrs Dom
old Mclean Is the regent. 1t was tied with
broad sash ribbons of blue, and was accept-
ed Tor the congress by the president gen
erai In few pleasing sentences
Miss Caroline Tfchepor roOon< ~