The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-02-17

The ninth Continental Congress OF the
/ National Society Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution will be held in this
/ city at the Grand Opera House from Mon
| day. February 10. until Saturday, Febru-
! airy "a.
The congress viii be called 10 order AT
5 o'clock by the President General Mrs.
Daniel Manning. followed by PRAYER 10y
/ the Chaplain General and the Congress.
( An address Of welcome by the President
| General will be delivered and response
made by Mrs. Robert Emory Park, state
| Regent of Georgia after which the reports
of the State regents viii be presented. Ihe
! Marine Band will be in attendance Mon
Z day evening
There will be two sessions daily there
] after. one from 10 a. m. to or , p. m,
I with q recess from 1880 TO o'clock for
| luncheon. and another session from To 10
p. m. None but members of the Congress
, Will bs admitted 20 the floor OF the house
/ during the sessions, and none but mem
bers will be permitted TO address the Con-
gress-
The Headquarters of the National So
ciety at 902 + Street northwest, Will be
open from & o'clock in the morning until
@ o'cIccI, in the evening. from Monday 10
T.
1 visiting members of the Association
I Senators Depew and Carter will address
the Congress Wednesday evening on pat
rintic topics. A. the morning session OF
! THURSDAY the nomination and election OF
vice presidents general will take place
. The Association has received an invita-
ton from the Board OF Trustees Of the Cor
corsn Art Gallery TO a private view Of its
collections on Thursday evening from .
. / until n o'clock. Cards of admission may
. be. obtained from the chairman CT the re-
: ception committee and the state regents
{ Of their respective delegations.
]. The following are the Chairmen Of COM
!. mittecs. On Invitation. Mrs. Charles "
: Fairbanks Indiana; arrangements for re-
: ception. Mrs William Lindsay, Kentucky
: PROGRAMMES. Mrs Sara r. Kinney. Con
!. necticut: house committee. Mrs. Rober
I. Stockweu Hatcher, Indiana; hotels an'
I. railroads Mrs. Kate Kearney Henry
I Washington u. C., credentials and badges
Z . Mrs Eleanor Washington Howard, Nir
q ginia. music and decorations Mrs. Charie
!. W Fairbanks. Indiana press, Mrs. Alher
4 ACkeTs. Tennessee.
J. The following young ladies' viii act a
q / pages for the Congress Miss Finckel. pag
9 10 the President General; Virginia. M.sse
J. Washington and Morris; Maryland Misse
: stockton and SolomOns; Connection
= Misses Holmes and Ramsay. Massachu
: setts. Miss Jewert and Lamb. South Caro-
:. lima Misses Hacker and Willis; New Jer
= sey. Misses Garyin and Morgan. Rhod
4 Island Misses Croeiu and Campbell, Ne
= HAMPSHIRE Misses Mary Morgan and Bel
. North Carolina. Misses Young and No
:. . CahiIl. Delaware, Misses Ansley and Nc
:. Insis: New YorR. Misses Doty and Earls
= Georgia Misses James and Hartsccl
. . PENNSYLVANIA Misses kearSey and keim-
. The local chapters of The Orgauizatio
:. / will serve luncheon every afternoon
: I Willard Hall
: The following ar, The officers of the IA
. I tionaI Board OF Management OF 1900
:. President general Mrs Daniel Manning
+ New York; vice president general
= charge OF organization OF chapters. Ar
8. I Eleanor Washington Howard. Virgins
:. 3 vice presidents general Mrs Ellen
= Cotton. California. Mrs. William Lindsa
= Kentucky. Mrs. George NJ. Lindsa
= . Washington. ID. c.. Mrs. Charles ". Fai
;. banks Indiana Miss Mary :. Forsyt
= New York. Mrs. George T. Fuller, Massi
= chusett-. Mrs. y. ID. Sperry. Connection
= Mrs Estes G.. RathbOne. Ohio; Mrs DaI
= tel Newman. Nebraska, Mrs. Clement
= Griscom Penns, lvauia, Miss Ann
= Wheeler Alabama. Mrs. William 7. Fry
= Maine. Mrs julius C. Burrows Michigan
!. Mrs. Francis :. Nash. South Carolini
= Mrs -. &. Cheney. New hampshire Nj
= Mary Bryce Temple Tennessee Nj
. I Charles 4. Stskely. Washington. D. {
: / Mrs A. l.. Barber Washington. D. {
:. Mrs. c. { CoodIoe Washington. D. {
- Mrs W. A. Roebling. New Jersey: cha
. lain general. Mrs. Bette Mcguire Smo'
Virginia: secretaries general, Mrs Abe
Akers. Tennessee: AIRS. Kate kearn
Henry Washington. ID. G.: registrar &c
eraI Miss Susan Riviere Netzel. Was
ington. u. c.: treasurer general. MI
Charles Carlyle Darwin, Washington,
C.: historian general. Mrs. Mary ia
Seymour. Massachusetts,; assistant hist
rian general Mrs Robert Stockw
Hatcher. Indiana: librarian general. Nj
Julia Ten Eyck NcBlair, Washington,
c.
-. Il is estimated that between 700 a
500 delegates and an equal number Of ;
ternatives will be in attendance duri
the sessions of the Congress.