The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-14
MRS. LOCKWOOD CHOSEN
She Becomes Regent Of the u. 4.
r. for the District.
unanimously Elected ut Meeting OF
the Local Chapters- r-a 4 amcnfs
for The Coming Congress Of the
National Society-PaseS and Chair
men OF Commuters appointed

Mrs Mary s. Lockwood al a meeting
Of the various District Chapters Of The
Society Of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution which was held at the Ehbitt
House last night was unanimously elect
ed Regent for the District OF Columbia,
The following have been appointed TO
serve as pages during the Congress Cf the
Daughters of the American Revol-r,i-n
which viii hold its sessions at Ch-se'S
Grand Opera House next week: Page %
the President General Miss Eugenia
Washington MOncure; pages. --isses
Howard. Washington, Darwin. Coleman
Garner JeWetJ Egau. PCiXOtIo. heim,
Hart. Wise. Stockton, NOuTSe Morgan
Benjamin. Tucker. J. Hunter Morris.
Swarm. HoUk. Barber, HartsCck. F Wise.
APPEL Hyam. FiSbburner. Anderson STU
art UhIer. Fox Ramsay. narrower.
Young. Burgess, James, Wilcox. Hunter,
Hills. Garvin, r. Ansley, WadsworJh,
FauDtleroy, and ChamberIin-
The following chairmen Of committees
have been appointed to serve at the Con
grssS: On credentials and badges. Mrs.
Eleanor Washington Howard, on hotels
and railroads. Mrs. Kate kearney Henry;
Oh progra nlme Mrs. Charles w Fair
banks: On arrangements for reception.
Mrs. William Lindsay; on invitation. Mrs.
j G. Burrows; on music and decoration,
Mrs George VI. SternberS; house commit
tee. Mrs Robert S. Hatcher: press COM
mittee. Mrs. Albert Akers-
There viii be two sessions Of the Con
sresS daily; one from 10 d N. 70 p. m,
with a recess from I 10 Z:30 o'clock the
: other at O'Clock p m Roberts Rules
Of Order have been accepted as authority
on parliamentary law.
follows
Monday February 1S-Congress called 20
order by the President General. Mrs. Dan
lei Manning; prayer; music; address of
welcome by the President General; re-
Spouse by Mrs. Sara 7. Kinney. State Re-
gent OF Connecticut; report Of credentials
committee: roll call; report OF programme
committee. announcement Of the commit
lee CT codiicaTion Of resolutions Of the
Tenth Continental Congress; announce
uSnt of the committee on recommends
lions o. national officers; reception from
9 &c II O'Clock p m
Tuesday. February 19-Reports of the
national officers. and presentation of the
reports OF State regents; report Of the
editor. the business manager, and the
magazine committed
Wednesday, February 20-RepOrts of
eaEctritteees On Continental Hall; Franco
American memorial committee ReyOIu-
1Ionary relics; national university; prison
ships. and Dissertation of the flag.
Thursday, February 21-Anaouu- cement
OF the election OF State regents: noTnina-
tons Of national officers. and of the edi-
TOT and the business manager of the mag
azinc- report of the committee on recon-
mendations Of national officers; consider
3tioa OF amendments to constitut and
bylaws offered by Ninth Continental Con
sress. report OF committee on insignia;
consideration CT lineage book
Friday February 22-Reading of the Dec
laratton Of Independence by Bishop SAT-
teriee. announcement Of elections D. n.
no-iaI service in honor Of Miss EH-
"a Washington. one Of the Founders OF
National Society; addresses ny Hiss
sha and Mrs. WalwOrth. followed By
Isle. The evening viii be deI oted tC
Isic and patriotic addresses
Saturday. February 23-RepoTt Ct ths
mmittee on codiGcation Of resolutions
the Tenth Continental Congress: uBin
ned business; neE business; adjourn
ent.
Il Is expected that about 8 600 delegates
aid alteEuates VIII be III attendance Al The
Congress. and the EbbiJt House which
VIII he headquarters. is already begin
ming 10 III with officers and delegates froTl
all sections OF the country. The question
as 10 who viii succeed Mrs Daniel Man
nlng q the president General OF Inc So
rIety. seems TO be the all absorbing togIg
with the delegates. There are d number
OF candidates, prominent among whom are
Mrs Fairbanks, wife Of The Indiana Sen
aI0r: Hrs Donald Mclean, Mrs. Washing
ton A Roebling, and Mrs William Lind
say
It seems 10 be the general impressIo.
among the delegates which have aireadJ
arrived that Mrs Fairbanks chances fol
election are the best They, however. ad
Dlit that Mrs Mclean has q very stroue