The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-16
THE D. a. R. CONVENTION.
No Seats TO Be Reserved at the
First Session on Monday


First Session on Monday.
Il was announced at the headquarters
/ Of the Daughters of the American Reyo-
| luton this morning that the first ses-
| sion OF the Continental Congress OF the
/ society on Monday morning at Chase's
/ Grand Opera House at 10 O'CLOCK
will be an open one, and no seats viii be
reserved in any part of the house The
seating of the delegations, by the State
regents, will take place during the noon re-
! cess on the opening day. The first balcony
will be reserved for the first two days OF
the Congress. thus enabling alternates 10
! obtain their proper seats. During the fol-
! lowing days. unoccupisd seats in this bal
cony viii be given TO visiting members Of
I the D. A R one. hour after the opening
of each session.
Ii is desired that members Of the society
and the general public occupy the second
( balcony during the sessions Of February
is and 70. 4 profusion Of multi-coIored
badges have been prepared. indicating the
office OF the weareT- The wearers of green
are the delegates and railroad committee:
yellow IS the color OF the press, the alter
mates and members Of the credentials COM
mittee are recOgnIza bic by q blue badge
the houIe committees color is red, the
General white
1t was said this morning at headguar-
tiers that Mrs Washington RoebIing.
State Regent Of New Jersey and one of
the candidates for the Office of p es dent
General. is Ill. and viii most likely not
attend the sessions. but withdraw from
the contest. It Is the general opinion
that in case Of her withdrawal the ma
jority OF her supporters viii 90 over TO
Mrs Met oh i've
20 the views of a great many members.
are now a good as those OF Mrs Fair
banks
The following State regents are entitled
as such 20 participate in the deiibera ions
Of the Congress
AIabama-Mrs. J. Morgan Smith.
Ariz0na-Mrs- Hugh H Price.
Arkausas-Mrs. Helen NJ. Norton.
CaIifornia-Nrs- John r Sw f..
Coiorado-Mrs William f. SIocum.
COnnecticuJ-Mrs Sara T. Kinney
Delaware - Mrs. EIiZab beth Clarke
Churchnan
District Of CoIumbia-Mrs. Charles H.
Alden
Florida-Mrs Dennis Eagan.
Gcorgia-Ars Robert + Park.
UIinoi5-Mrs. William A. Talcott.
indiana-3Irs. James N. Fowler
Indian Territory-Mrs. Waller \. Dun
can
IOwe-MTs. Charles Z. Armstrong
kansas-5Irs- Katharine s. Lewis.
Kentucky Lucretia Clay.
I.ouisiana-Alr Benjamin T. Story.
Maine-Ars- Helen Frye White
MaryIand-MTs- J Pembroke Thorn
Observation-Disclosures Sara W Daggett
Michigan-&Is. William Fitzhugh Ed
wards
Minnesota-a1rs. D. A Monfort
Mississippi-Miss Alice O. Lowell
Missouri-Mrs. George Il Shields
Montana-Mrs- David G. Browne.
Nebraska George 9. Towle.
New Hampshire-Irs. Josiah Carpenter.
New Jersey-Miss E Ellen BatchelIer
New MeXicO-Mrs. l. Bradford Prince
New York-Mrs. Samuel Verplank
North Carolina-Mrs. Edward Diiworth
Latta.
North Dakota-Mrs. s. A Lounsberry.
Ohio-Mrs. Moses Moorhead Granger.
OklahOma-Mrs. Cassius u. Barnes
Oregon-Mrs- J. W. Card.
Pennsylyania-Mrs Thomas Roberts.
Rhode Island-Mrs George NJ. Thornton.
South Carolina-Mrs Clark Warning
South Dakota-Mrs. Andrew J. Kellar.
Tennessee-Mrs. James s Pitcher.
Texas-MTs. Sidney T. FOntaine.
Utah-Mrs- Clarence E. Allen.
Fermont-Mrs- julius Jacob Estey-
Nirginia-Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page
Washington-Mrs- George W P9con.
Nisconsin-Mrs James Sidney Peck.