The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-21
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
The Daughters VIII Meet at Buffalo
on June IA.

Buffalo. May 20-The Daughters of the
American Revolution will meet in Buffa-
10 on Friday, June II. Great publicity
has been given to the error that the DAY
for the meeting of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution at the Pan-Amerl-
can Exposition was June Il. Equal pup
licity should be given 10 the correction
of this error. as many Daughters are
writing letters to the Buffalo Regent in
curing as to the change of date When
the congress of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution accepted the inVi-
tation extended to them in Washington
CITY by Mrs. John Miller Horton, Chair
man of the Committee on Entertainments
and Ceremonies the Director General OF
the American Exposition decided on
June IA or Flag Day. This date mas never
been changed. Arrangements have peen
made to make Hotel Kenilworth mead
quarters for the Daughters while IN Bur
falo and a committee from the Buffalo
Chapter will be very glad to attend TO
any matters connected with that by ad-
Pressing the chapter in care of the Ken
ilworth. The exercises OF the day will be
held in the Temple of Music and Will
consist of an address of welcome by Mrs.
NJ. N Thompson, Regent OF the Bunalo
Chapter, and an address by Mrs. Charles
Fairbanks. President General of the Ma
tional Societyof the ID. A. Ron the SUBJECT
of patriotism in the Americas. Otner
addresses will follow with patriotic music
suitable for the occasion. A celebrated
organist from Boston will preside at the
largest organ in this country, and Sousas
fine military band will also furnish pa
trjotic music. The invocation will be made
nv the Rt Rev. d. Walker Bishop OF
Western New York. At a meeting OF the
National Board in Washington 1t was de-
cided to send out circulars, TO awaken
interest throughout the states, to the dif-
ferent state regents asking that commit
tees appointed to attend Flag Day or
u A r. Day at the Exposition. These
committees are supposed to be a nucleus
around which the state interest would
center. but It IL in no way intended that
these exercises should be considered Ike
a congress or conference to which dele
gates are appointed. There will be no
business transactions of any KIND, ana
The programme will consist OF addresses,
hut IL is earnestly desired that every
member OF the Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution should feel that she VIII
receive a welcome and that the invitation
is general for all. The Daughters of the
ATneflGhU
that 1t will probably be impossible for
Mrs. Daniel Manning the former Presi-
dent General. to attend the meeting In
Buffalo
At the close of the exercises n recep-
ton will be given by the board Of women
managers Of the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton TO all the visitors. There will be
grand electrical Examinations I'm the even
ing. Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks VIII
have a reception given In her honor on
Wednesday. June u. at the residence Of
Mrs. John Miller Horton, vice regent Of
the Buffalo Chapter and all the visiting
Daughters Of the American Revolution
will be cordially welcome. Mrs. Horton
Is a most charming hostess and social
leader in Buffalo. She has recently been
elected a member OF the committee on
the continental Hall" to be built In
washington by the Daughters OF the
American Revolution. OF course the
visiting and local Daughters Of the
4 American Revolution are expected 10 par
ticipate In the ceremonies In the Temple
of Music In the afternoon at O'Clock OF
/ June a. All are also invited 20 the re-
ception I'm the Women's Building. on the
| Pan-American grounds from to Z.
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