Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-28
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RADIO Springs; Mrs. William g. Ament. DEN
| yer.
connecticut-Mrs. Sara T. Kinney. Nov
| Delaware-Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke, Clay.
mont.
| District Of Columoia-Mrs. Charlotte EN-
erson. Mrs; Ellen Spencer Mussey. .,so,
| vile: Mrs Catherine L. Eagan.
Georgia-Mrs. L. A. Gage; Mrs. n. A
Ldpscomb.
indiana-Mrs. James NJ Fowler. Lafay.
| cite: Mrs Robert T. Thatcher.
| Indian territory-Mrs- J. C. Child.
Kansas-Mrs. w. E. Stanley. Topeka.
| Kentucky-Mrs. Mary A Cunningham
Louisiana-Mrs. c. II. rebault, New Or.
| leans.
Maryland-Mrs- J. P. Thorn: Mrs. James
| @. Inglehart.
| Mississippi-Adiss Alice @. Lowell, Nat.
| chez; Mrs. Mary T. Howe, Jackson.
Missour-Mrs. George II. Shields, ct
Louis: Mrs. Wallace Delafield. st. Louis.
| Montana-Mrs. Walter 8. Tallant, Butte
| Mrs. Walter N. Weed. Butte.
| Nebraska-Mrs Mildred L. Allen, Omaha
| Mrs. Jasper LIE Grande Kellogg, Lincoln.
New Hampshire-Mrs. Charles s. Wink
| land: Mrs. J. Walter Johnston.
| New Jersey-Mrs- Mary N. Putnam; Miss
| Emma g. Herbert.
| New Mexico-Mrs. L. Bradford Prince
| Santa Fe.
North Carolina-Mrs Mary s. Struggled
| Mrs. Edwin Gregory.
| North Dakota-Mrs. Sarah B. Lounsber-
~, Fargo.
Oklahoma-Mrs. Mary E. B. Barnes
Guthrie.
Rhode Island-Mrs. Charles N. Lippitt
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South Carolina-Mrs. H w. Richardson
Mrs. George w. Nichols.
South Dakota-Mrs. Charles e. Barrows
Iennessee-Mrs. H. s. Chamberlain; Mrs
| J. M. Head
Texas-Mrs. John L. Henry; Mrs. s. w
| Sydnor.
yirginia-Mrs, Thomas B. Lyons.
Washington-Mrs. John Parker; Mrs
West virginia-Mrs. v. v. Henshaw; Mrs
VIM. Bentley.
Wisconsin-Mrs. Thomas H. Brown.
Presentation Of Medal.
A very pretty affair took place in one OF
the parlors Of the New Willard last even
| ing, at the close OF the afternoon session OF
the congress Of the D. A. R.. A number OF
| the Pennsylvania delegates assembled to
present q Mary Washington Memorial AS
| ISOLATION medal to Miss Susan Carpenter
Frazer, state regent. The presentation was
made by Mrs. Robert Iredell. jr., regent OF
Liberty Bell Chapter Of Pennsylvania, who
| said that SIN recognition of the services
and loyalty Of the daughters of Pennsyl-
vania. we present to you this beautiful
Mary Washington Memorial Association
medal as token of our appreciation and
regard. May your official life be as bright
as the gold that glitters upon it,
Miss Frazer was 50 affected she was I'M
able for the moment to respond. She
thanked the association finally, and said she
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worthy Of the act OF her friends" After
congratulations and best wishes for their
state regent the delegates retired
Dinner to Forty Guests.
Mrs. Althea Randolph Bedle. vice presi-
dent general. New Jersey National Society
Daughters Of the --merican Revolution,
gave dinner last evening at the New VII
lard to the president general, Mrs. Charles
w. Fairbanks; vice presidents general.
state regents, vice state regents, delegates
and alternates Of many of the states. The
the congress, was unable to attend. Mrs.
Bedle, toastmistress, welcomed her guests
in the name OF New Jersey daughters and
presented Mrs. Mary I. Lockwood, one of
the founders OF the organization. Mrs.
Bedle said In introducing Mrs. Lockwood:
Our founder needs no introduction to you
officers and Daughters Of the American
Revolution, Mrs. Lockwoods services have
been of inestimable value to the national
board. It was from Mrs Lockwood's heart
and brain that the inspiration came that
resulted in the organization Of this So
ciety." This sentiment was greeted with
vigorous applause.
Mrs. Lockwood responded in modest ap-
probation, attribut1ng some part Of the
credit for the success Of the idea to a Jer-
sey woman, Jane Arnet of Elizabeth.
Mrs. Bed1e next introduced Mrs. Putnam,
the new state regent Of New Jersey from
Elizabeth. the home Of Jane Arnet- Mrs.
Putnam responded. The vice president gen.
eral Of illinois, Mrs. Matthew p Scott; vice
pr resident general Of New York, Mrs. Heron
J. Crosman; the vice president general from
Pennsylvania, Mrs. Melon; the vice presi-
dent general for Maryland. Miss Elizabeth
Chew Williams, the vice president general
for Delaware, Mrs. Elizabeth Clark Church.
man, and the regents Of many other states,
responded to toasts The dinner was in
formal but handsomely arranged.
The orchestra played patriotic airs
my Country IT'S of Thee Red, White
and Blue and Star Spangled Banner"
| The table was lavishly decorated with
pink roses, and the favors were roses and
yiolets tied with the colors OF the national
society-blue and white.
The gowns worn by the ladies were ele-
giant, and the display Of Jewels and heir
| loom ornaments were the finest seen at any
| social function this week. The gown worn
| by the hostess. Mrs. Bedle was an imported
toilet being one mass OF dead steel and
| jet paillettes, with rare old lace and dia-
monds. She wore string of diamonds q
yard and half long for fan chain.
Massachusetts Reception.
One Of the most charming social func-
| lions of the D. A. R. congress was the re-
ceptiop given by the Massachusetts, delega-
ton at the New Willard to the national
officers and the New England and New
York delegations in Congress-; also to the
| representatives from the state on Capitol
| Hill and to all visiting daughters of Massa-
chusetts. The receiving party included the
state regent, Mrs. c. H. Masury; the vice
president Of the state, Mrs. G. w. Simpson;
state vice regent, Mrs. Anna D. West; ex-
vice president general, Mrs. G. F. Fuller;
| honorary state regent, Miss Sara w. Dag
gett; Mrs. Daniel Lothrop, founder of the
| c. A. R.: Miss Floretta Vining, state treas
urer; Mrs. I. N. Marshall, state secretary.
! The refreshment tables were beautifully
decorated with flowers and ported plants.
An attractive feature Of the reception was
| the ushers, in charge Of Mrs. C. H. Hodg-
| don, composed of young ladies representing
| the thirteen original states each wearing
| a white sash with name of state in blue.
Massachusetts, has the second largest del
| egation In the congress, being entitled to
| ninety eight votes.
Daughters at tho White House.
The reception to the Daughters of the