Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-16
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longings. The fund HAS now reached to
10000. which is haAdaomely invested. Mrs.
Daniel Manning 10 chairman OF the COM
m sn net ,, associates are: Mrs' henry M.
Shepard. Illinois; ArS Adlai E. Stevenson,
Illinois; Mrs Johp1EW.a1F Foster, Indiana;
Mrs Mcmillan, Michigan; Mrs. William
Lindsay. Kentuckkia4rs. Charles W. Fair
Memsdt A Nsw Yorh
Mrs A. Howard Hhtkle. Ohio: Mrs. J. s.
T. Stranahan New York; Mrs. c. H. Gros-
venor. Ohio; Mrs. Dsniel Lothrop. Massa-
New Jersey Mrs J. A. T. Hull Iowa; Mrs
Julia X. Hogg, Pennsylvania; Miss Juila
Ten Eyck McBlair. District of Columbia;
Miss Virginia Miller, District of Columbia
Mrs Ellen NJ. Cotton, California; Mrs
Julius C. Burrows, Michigan; Mrs. n. D.
Sperry, Connecticut; Mrs. Robert s. Hatch-
er. Indiana; Mrs. Miranda Tulloch, District
of Columbia; Mrs. Joshua Wibour, Rhode
Island; Mrs. David A Depue, New Jersey;
Mrs George NJ Sternberg, United states
army; Mrs. A. L. Barber, District or Co
lumba; Mrs. J. Heron Crosman, New York;
Mrs. Person G. Cheney, New Hampshire
Mrs. Jay Osborne Moss. Ohio; Mrs. j. Nor
gan Smith, Alabama; Mrs. Hugh H. Price,
Arizona: Mrs. Helen NJ Norton. Arkansas;
Mrs. John F. Swift. California; Mrs VIM.
F. Slocum. Colorado; Mrs. Sarah T. Kim
ney. Connecticut; Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke
Churchman. Delaware Mrs. Charles II.
Alden. District of Columbia; Mrs; Dennis
Eagan, Florida; Mrs. Robert +. PARK,
Georgia; Mrs. VIM. A. Talcott, Illinois
Mrs. James NJ. Fowler, Indiana; Mrs. Wal
ter A. Duncan. Indian territory; Mrs. Chas
F. Armstrong. Iowa Mrs. Katharine >.
Lewis. Kansas; Miss Lucretia Clay. Ken
lucky; Mrs. Benjamin F. Story, louisiana
Mrs. Helen Frye White, Maine; Mrs. }.
Pembroke Thom Maryland Miss Sarah W.
Daggett. Massachusetts: Mrs. VIM. t1tz-
Hugh Edwards Michigan; Mrs. ID. A: Mon
fort. Minnesota; Miss Alice Q: Lowell, Mis-
sissippi Mrs. George II. Shields, Missouri;
Mrs David G. Browne. Montana; Mrs.
George c. Towle. Nebraska; Mrs: Josiah
Carpenter, New Hampshire: Miss p. Ellen
Batcheller New Jersey; Mrs. L. Bradford
Prince. New Mexico; Mrs Samuel Yer
planck, New York; Mrs. Edward D. Latta,
North Carolina; Mrs. S. A. Lounsberry'
North Dakota; Mrs. Moses Moorhead Gran
ger Ohio; Mrs Gsssiss n 6 Barnes: o MIA
Thomas Roberts, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Geo.
NJ. Thornton. Rhode Island; Mrs. Clark
Waring, South Carolina; Mrs. Andrew ).
Kellar. South Ddkota: Mrs James ).
Pitcher, Tennessee. Mrs Sidney T. Fon.
taine. Texas Mrs. Clarence E. Allen ttah;
Mrs. julius Jacob Estey, Vermont: Mrs.
Hugh Nelson Page, Virginia; Mrs. George
w. Bacon. Washington; Mrs. James sid
ney Peck, Wisconsin: Mrs Francis E. War
ren. Wyoming.
The honorary officers the two past
presidents general, Mrs. John w roster
and Mrs. Ietitia Green Stevenson. Inc
Pryor. 1893; Mrs. John r. Putnam. 1893:
Mrs A. Leo Knott. 1894; Mrs. Ellen H.
Wslwor!h 1894; Mrs M: c; B 1Saef 1 NJ
Joshua Wilbour, 1895: Mrs. A. Howard
Clark. 1895: Mrs. r. Ogden Doremus. 1895:
Mrs. Lucy Preston Beale. 1880; Miss Mary
A. c. Geer. 1896; Mrs. Samuel Eliot 1896:
Mrs Mary V. F.. Cabel. 1898; Mrs. Mildred
8. Mathes. 1899.
Program of thu. Congress.
The following program will be carried out
through the congress-:
Monday, February Is. 1N1-Congress
called to order by the president general.
Mrs. Daniel Manning; prayer by the chap
lain general: music. Star Spangled Ban
ner." address of welcome, by the president
general: response. by Mrs Sara T. Kinney,
Dental committee; roll call: report of pro-
gram committee; announcement OF the
committee on codifcation of resolutions of
the tenth continental congress; announce
ment of the committee on recommendations
of national officers; reception from 3 to IL
o clock pm Ht't.-
The board of trustees of the Corcoran
Gallery of Art request the pleasure of your /
to private view of its collection.
Cards of admission will be given 10 the
state regent for their respective delegations
by the chairman of the invitation commit
tee. ...-.
Tuesday, February 10, 1901. 10 a.m.-Con-
gress called to order by the president gem
eral. Mrs. Daniel Manning; prayer by the
chaplain general: music. America; read
ing of the minutes; reports of the national
reports of the vice president gem
eral in charge of organization of chapters:
report of the recording secretary general
report Of the corresponding secretary gen
eral, report of the registrar general, report
Of the treasurer general, report of the his
torian general, report of the assistant his
torian general, REPORT of the librarian gen
ia.
erai report of the auditing committee, pre-
sentation of the reports of state regents
report Of the editor OF American Monthly
Magazine. report Of business manager of
The magazine, report of the magazine. COM
mittee.
Wednesday February 20. 1901. 10 am
Congress called to order by the president
general. Mrs. Daniel Manning: prayer by
the chaplain general. music, Hail Column
Contfpeltal Hall, Franco
American memorial committee. revolution
airy relics, National University, prison
ships Dissertation of flag; unfinished bust
ness
Thursday, February 81, 1901, 10 am
Congress called to order by the president
Mrs. Daniel Manning; prayer by
the chaplain general, music, Red, White |
and Blue; reading of the minutes, an
of the election of state regents |
of national officers, nominal
ton of editor of the American Monthly |
Magazine nomination. Of the business man
elections, report of the committee on rec |
of national officers. consid- |
Grafton of amendments to constitution and |
bylaws offered by ninth continental con- |
eress. report of committee on insignia, con-
sderation of lineage book.
Friday, February. 90, 1901. 10 a.m.-Con- |
gress called to order by the president gem |
eral, Mrs. Daniel Manning; prayer by the |
chaplain general: music, THE Star-Span- |
sled Banner" reading of the minutes, read |
Ing Of the Declaration of Independence by |
Bishop Satteree, announcement of cleo |
tons.
pm.-Music, memorial service in honor
# Miss Eug MIA Washington. one Of the found |
ars Of the National Society of the Daughters |
Of the American Revolution: address by |
Miss Desha, address by Mrs. Walworth, |
music. quartet. patriotic; members of the |
society who served with Miss Washington |
on the national board are invited to seats |
on the stage during the service.
8 pm-Musc and patriotic addresses
Saturday, February %. 1901, 10 a.m.-Con- |
yress called to order by the president gem |
eral. Mrs Daniel Manning; prayer by the !
cha plain general. reading Of the minutes, |
report OF the committee on codficatlon OF |
resolutions Of the tenth continental con-
yress unfinished business, new business, ad-
Iournment of the tenth continental con-
yress. "a - y!
tinental congress are as follows: On Gre